With most of these grinders, it is more of a template, depending on what you have available or how much you want to spend can change the design and performance. Look at the links I have at the beginning if you haven't, there are some alternatives that may be more cost effective or options that you can implement into yours to keep the price lower. I'm sorry I can't give you a solid answer but hopefully this helped. I'm glad.
I try to do my best and answer all questions that I can. Luckily for you I had answered this question before because I wouldn't have had any clue to the cost anymore. Question 1 year ago. Answer 1 year ago. There are also other versions depending on your need. Question 1 year ago on Step 1. Hi, I wonder if i can buy the one that's made already? I just couldnt have time to assemble one Cheers, Mario Tin-ga. I'm sorry, my grinder is not for sale.
But if you search 2 x 72 belt grinder there are lots of different fully assembled versions for sale. Love your work and will give it a go. By the way this guy " jamespagan " has stolen your post calling it his own!
More by the author:. Material List : 2in x 2in square tubing in the following lengths: One 5in long tube Two 10in long tubes One 11in long tube 1. PDF Download. Download View in 3D. Make sure all the wheels are aligned correctly. I had to drill the holes in the top arm bigger for the hinge because it had enough wiggle that the weight of the tracking wheel and tension of the belt bulled it down too much.
I just made the holes bigger and twisted the hinge some more before bolting it down. I also had to do some troubleshooting to make sure the motor was aligned correctly so that the drive wheel was in the correct alignment with the rest of the wheels. The tracking wheel will need to be pushed out some to track correctly. I didn't fully understand this part of the grinder when designing it but to adjust the tracking of the belt the tracking wheel will need to be pivoted on the hinge either in or out to adjust the belt.
I did not add this kind of feature when I designed this but I would suggest making the upper arm longer and mounting the handle at the top making room for a handle with a threaded rod to be added that can be twisted to push the tracking wheel in or out.
For now I just drilled a hole in the hinge and added a threaded stud that can be twisted to push it in or out but it is a pain to adjust. There may be clearance between the tool arms and the 10in tubes they go into. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Edited February 7, by Brian Dougherty. JJ Simon Posted February 7, All the blue prints and parts. Good luck,. Charles dP Posted February 7, JJ Simon Posted February 8, Posted February 8, Gerhard Gerber Posted February 8, Thanks, I got the plans.
Brian Dougherty 1, Posted February 8, Alan Longmire 3, Posted February 8, JJ Simon Posted February 12, Posted February 12, Alex Middleton Posted February 12, Wayne Coe 71 Posted February 13, Posted February 13, Let me know if I can help you. Alex Middleton Posted February 13, Posted February 13, edited. Edited February 13, by Alex Middleton. Charles dP Posted February 13, Gerhard Gerber Posted February 14, Posted February 14, Wayne Coe 71 Posted February 14, Gerhard Gerber Posted February 20, Posted February 20, I got quotes!!!!
I would appreciate opinions on the prices and if 1. Most scrap yards will let you walk around and find metal they will charge you "surplus" price which is less than a dollar a pound. Wheels for the platen and slack belt attachments are listed below. I made no effort beyond that. There are lots of motors out there and you should be able to find a used or pull for well under a hundred dollars. The store will not work correctly in the case when cookies are disabled.
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Wheels and Ideas can be had here. Good people to deal with. If you do some digging around there is a lot of good info on the net. I dont see it in my book mark right now. All so there is one book out there that is fairly good. The biggest challange I had was finding a motor that I like and was big enough and pully size. Take a look at this video. I built this one about a year ago. It works well. No tool costs are taken into account but you probably have nearly all the tools already, even in a modest shop.
Note: Attachments include tool table rest, flat platen, slack belt, contact wheel arms. This is for new metal from the metal yard scrap yard. Most scrap yards will let you walk around and find metal they will charge you "surplus" price which is less than a dollar a pound.
Wheels for the platen and slack belt attachments are listed below. I made no effort beyond that. There are lots of motors out there and you should be able to find a used or pull for well under a hundred dollars. The store will not work correctly in the case when cookies are disabled. In stock.
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