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Very nice Dave. I like the nice, big table.

Ed

Looks fantastic. I want one.

Thanks Ed,
It runs very smooth, had to try it out .................. I'll sharpen a few kitchen knives .......... managed to stick the pointed end in my thumb  
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DaveH

(06-15-2015, 05:50 PM)DaveH Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks Ed,
It runs very smooth, had to try it out .................. I'll sharpen a few kitchen knives .......... managed to stick the pointed end in my thumb  




DaveH

Dave,

You better send that tool to me. It's too dangerous for you to run.

Ed

Better send it to me Dave, Ed might hurt himself too. Nice sander though.

That's a belt grinder .. Nice ya couldn't find a bigger one Dave . Well im Glad you have to put gas in it. If I put that in my garage id have to get rid of my Hog . Im Saving up and the room for a cut off saw that I can roll outside when need be My wife told me to build another shed for my Bike and I said no can do she's staying right here next to Papa

I like Dave, bought one instead of making one. I went to the LWS to pick up some welding rod and saw a Jancy RadiusMaster (Made in Australia, sold in the US by Jancy), a 2" x 48" belt sander/grinder, I no intension in buy one, but was offered the floor model at about 60% off, so I took it home. I now would not have a shop with out a belt sander/grinder, I use it 5-6 times a day. Whether it is shop made or bought, a true asset in the shop.

Wow! Those Radius Masters go for about $2600 now.

Ed

I made one use it every day don't know how I managed without one 

http://www.metalworkingfun.com/showthread.php?tid=1939 

I've messed about quite a bit with this belt grinder using different belt types and grades and I can say it is a lot easier grinding on a belt grinder than the normal wheel types.
Just thought I would pass it on.  
 
DaveH