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Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
 

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#2 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Looks noisy!
Only twenty minutes to knock all the corners off?
Did you dump the dust before you took the photos? LOL

Good idea!

ddwwb
 

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#3 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
ddwwb: very noisy! And about 10 times in 20 minutes.
 

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#4 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
I'm wondering if making a set up like this to simply hook up to the router table at low speed would work. Too much speed? Will burn out router in short order? Would be interested in hearing your and other LJ's thoughts.

I think you mentioned in your previous post about a vacuum hook up… or do you just occasionally dump the dust? Either way, great idea and thanks so much for taking the time to do these pics. They do explain things better.
 

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#5 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Chip: I have nor the router nor the router table.

First I made a vacuum hook in the side, but it does not work. Now I dump the dusr every 20 minutes.

I am stiil editing the entry and will try to answer all the questions.
 

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#6 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
I love this and I am thinking about making one myself.

Questions:

Is most of the noise from the drill running or the pieces clanging around in the can? (If it's the can, could you insulate it by putting a PVC bucket over it with foam inside?)

I assume that the C/D speed is "slow" compared to A? You don't want the beads pinging all over the place, right?

When you vacuum out the dust, do you do it from the top with a dust collector? I envision something with a grate to prevent the beads from passing through, but not having to empty and reload every time?

Thanks- awesome!
 

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#7 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
StevenAntonucci:

"Is most of the noise from the drill running or the pieces clanging around in the can? (If it's the can, could you insulate it by putting a PVC bucket over it with foam inside?)"
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I use some PVC stripes inside the tin, so now the drill running is the most source of the noise. Without PVC - the pieces clanging.

"I assume that the C/D speed is "slow" compared to A? You don't want the beads pinging all over the place, right?"
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'F' is the fastest speed and too noisy for me. 'A' works slower, although the dependence of the sanding rate is not simple.

"When you vacuum out the dust, do you do it from the top with a dust collector? I envision something with a grate to prevent the beads from passing through, but not having to empty and reload every time?"
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I'm ashamed, but I have every 20 minutes to empty and reload!
If you make dust holes on the side it will only work if the vacuum turned on all the time. It's too noisy, so I turn it on only during breaks. And all the dust collected on the bottom of the tin, under the sand disk. I need the dust hook in the bottom (I'll do it, swear).

Of course this is only home made machine for my own pleasure. If I had to earn money, I'd use something like the washing machine with plastic can inside (5-gallon water tank?) and tumbling stones.
 

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#8 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
That's cool! Thanks for following through & writting it up as a blog. The pictures add a lot of info.

Now what can you do with sawdust? I've got tons of that kicking around here…..

-Dave
 

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#9 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Thanks for the blog, really helpful, and a great idea :)
 

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#10 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
GREAT BLOG, KIND OF YOU TO SHARE. GREAT CONCEPT ALSO. THOSE BEADS COULD HAVE MANY USES. ESPECIALLY IF YOU WERE INTO CRAFTS.
 

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#11 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Filinvested,

I've got my set-up roughed out & will turn it on after I get back from the hardware store for a couple of bolts I couldn't scrounge up at midnight last night in my shop. (Why isn't the hardware store open 24hrs/day for night-crawlers like me, yet right next door there's a 7-11 convenience store open 24/7 even on holidays?)

I added a vacuum port on the side of the can with a 2.5" hose fitting and a 4"x4" block of wood cut out on my bandsaw circle cutting jig to match the dia of the can. The hole in the can is only about 1" tall & set below the disk level. I'm thinking you only need to turn on the vac the last 5-10 seconds before turning off the drill to swap out grits.

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2000899/9634/212-Router-Fence-Dust-Extraction-Fitting.aspx

A couple of follow-up dumb questions.

The picture you have of the block of wax: Are you suggesting wiping the disk with a bit of the block of carnauba wax, or are you suggesting adding the block to the whole mix?

In the Youtube video is this the typical speed you run throughout the process or do you change speed at different steps?

Thanks,

Dave
 

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#12 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Not a dumb question dave, I was wondering the same thing about the wax :)

And thank you posting the blog filin, I know my girlfriend will love this. It'll be a bit with school till I can get to it, so I just won't tell her about it until I have something to show her :p It should make spending money on wood in the future even easier since she'll end up with some beads in the end.
 

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#13 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
It's (Munch, Munch) all your (Munch, Munch) fault Filin.

First time I turned it on tonight for a 20 minute test run with some .5"x.5" walnut & 11 layer Birch ply blocks left over from a segmented plate I made.

First thoughts were "Hey it works! That's so cool.". Second was "Hmm. Running, that looks like popcorn popping. I'm hungry. Back in a second..(Munch, Munch, Munch)

-Dave
 

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#14 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
N6DSW:

"The picture you have of the block of wax: Are you suggesting wiping the disk with a bit of the block of carnauba wax, or are you suggesting adding the block to the whole mix?"
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I wipe the disk with the wax. And add a little oil (something like dunish or teak) after the onset of rotation. It allows you to evenly distribute the oil in a thin layer and not to stain the disk. On the sides of tin I put plain paper.

"In the Youtube video is this the typical speed you run throughout the process or do you change speed at different steps?"
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This is "C" speed of my drill, but you can see only the beads rotation that's just a lot less than disk speed.
It seems to be (not quite sure about that), greater speed allows faster processing, but it interferes with the noise. And I have been told it is not good for a drill.

Thank you so much for your idea with the vacuum port. It's easy to make and should work.
 

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#15 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Great Idea - thanks for the blog and for sharing !!
 

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#16 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
 

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#17 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Love it :)
 

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#18 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
wow, what a great idea! Thanks for sharing it.
 

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#19 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
Wow! This is so incredibly great! I'm considering building a dedicated machine, having seen this! I like rock polishing, so this is a natural progression.
 

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#20 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
I must follow your progress and question answering as time goes. What a great idea. I am wondering how using an inexpensive drill press would fit into this project … I bet you could use threaded rod and suspend the sanding disk a couple inches above the bottom of the can. A small gap between the can and the disk would allow the bottom of the can to collect dust, then drop the drill press table to empty the can … just thinking … kind of like a countertop kitchen mixer … Oops! I just thought of all the beads dropping all over the place when I lowered the table. Dumb me …
 

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#21 ·
Scraps to Beads

I'll try to explain how I did this project:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/38288

1. I take a cutoffs, which just can't to waste
Wood Rectangle Flooring Hardwood Brick


2. Cut them into small pieces, not necessarily cubic:
Brown Creative arts Wood Art Font


3. Disks we need: 40, 120, 320 sand paper and wool disk
Red Circle Pattern Wood Carmine


4. A tin and PVC stripes for soundproofing:
Wood Kitchen utensil Automotive lighting Automotive wheel system Circle


Tableware Dishware Fluid Ingredient Serveware


5. My driil. It can work for hours at speed 'C/D' (i have been told it could be problem for drills).
Pneumatic tool Tool Handheld power drill Rotary tool Hammer drill


Font Auto part Gas Electronic device Motor vehicle


6. An IKEA stool and milled groove in it for the tin.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Table Hardwood


7. The drill mounting.
Human body Wood Machine Personal protective equipment Recreation


Wood Automotive tire Fixture Gas Circle


8. The tin mounted on the stool:
Rim Automotive tire Automotive wheel system Circle Auto part


9. 40 grit disk and sand paper stripe on the side of the tin:
Food Ingredient Fluid Cuisine Dish


Ingredient Recipe Wood Cuisine Tobacco


Automotive tire Wood Wheel Rim Tire


Art Circle Plastic wrap Fashion accessory Transparency


Hair Automotive lighting Gas Tints and shades Wood


10. Every 20 minutes I stop the drill for dust removing (will make a hole for dust in the bottom, swear!)
Fluid Serveware Helmet Gas Dishware


11. After first 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Ingredient Dish Natural material


12. After 1 hour. Time you need depends on size and density of the wood. So I start with big and hard, later add small masur birch cubes:
Cuisine Ingredient Dish Wood Font


Ingredient Cuisine Wood Dish Circle


Dishware Tableware Ingredient Serveware Plant


Ingredient Wood Cuisine Dish Plant


13. After 3 hours I change the sand disk and the side stripe to 120 Grit. Run it for 20 minutes:
Cuisine Wood Natural material Dish Ingredient


14. 320 Grit for the next 20 minutes:
Ingredient Cuisine Dish Wood Food


15. In the end of the sanding:
Plant Ingredient Food Cuisine Dish


16. Now I use the wool disk and carnauba wax on it:
Food Ingredient Tableware Wood Dish


Food Ingredient Recipe Dishware Cuisine


17. You can run it without a cover:

I add a little danish oil during operation - about 1/2 tea spoon.

18. After 10 minutes:
Food Ingredient Plant Natural foods Cuisine


Food Chestnut Plant Ingredient Natural foods
This is BRILLIANT!! Zero waste. I LOVE it!!!
 

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