Bought this at an auction today. It is an old craftsman sander and I got it for $9. It works great but I need to replace the chord and mount it different. My sister collects sewing machines and has a couple of tables that she doesn't want any more. I think I am going to find a way to mount the sander on that and the motor below so that the belt is out of the way. Now I kinda have an itch to make another ILF riser. I used a handheld belt sander to remove the glue on my first one.
here it is: http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j324/mechunter/2012-05-14201144-1.jpg
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That will work..
Heck yeah....hard to beat 9 dollars. I spend more than that at McDonalds.
Never know what you will find at a sale - nice buy!
thats what i need :thumbsup:
Make yourself one of these for the disk table and you can have perfectly tapered point and nock ends for your wood arrows(if you shoot wood).
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v181/ekrewson/Archery%20%20pics/arrowtaperjig-1.jpg)
And you can build an adjustable table under it to grind lams! This isn't my idea, so thanks Sam Harper.
(http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/z448/psychmonky1/lamgrinder.jpg)
That eye bolt threads in and out of the bottom board to raise and lower the top.
psychmonky,could you give a detail look at how to use that lam grinder, PLEASE. I'm building one but not sure about how to use.
Thanks