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Sure-Foot Plus™ 3/4'' Pipe Clamp | Makita Makita Recon LCT203W 10.8 Volt Lithium Ion Impact Driver 2 Pc Kit |
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24 comments so far
GaryK
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9521 posts in 881 days
posted 580 days ago
Looks great. I would keep thinking about adding a power feed though. Makes it a lot more fun to use.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
ZachM
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posted 580 days ago
Looks good! How’s it working out?
thetimberkid
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posted 580 days ago
Looks great!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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charger1966
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posted 580 days ago
Well the little I have used it in testing it works really well. The DC leaves very little dust on the front or back side of the conveyor belt.
-- "Keep Miaking That Sawdust," Lance
teenagewoodworker
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posted 580 days ago
wow looks great. I think that i’ll build one soon. great job!
Brad_Nailor
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posted 580 days ago
Pretty sweet charger! Thats something every shop should have. How does what it cost to build compare to a similar store bought sander?
-- David, South Windsor, CT "I love the smell of sawdust in the morning"
charger1966
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posted 580 days ago
I have invested $288. in it. Store bought ones this size run well over $1000.00
-- "Keep Miaking That Sawdust," Lance
YorkshireStewart
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posted 580 days ago
Neat rise and fall mechanism! Don’t we get a thrill out of using something like this that we’ve made ourselves! I wish you many Years of successful sanding Lance.
-- Res severa verum gaudium - True pleasure is a serious business. http://www.folksy.com/shops/TreeGems
Scott Bryan
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posted 580 days ago
This looks good to me. This is a tool that any shop would benefit from having.
Thanks for the post.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
DAN
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posted 580 days ago
cool looking homemade tool.
hunter green is my suggested paint color !
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Napaman
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posted 580 days ago
man that is massive…
-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...
SteveKorz
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posted 579 days ago
Awesome, how wide is it?
-- As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17) †
charger1966
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posted 579 days ago
It will sand a panel 24” wide. and up to 8” thick.
-- "Keep Miaking That Sawdust," Lance
Sawdust2
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posted 579 days ago
I think I’d like to know where you got the plans or if you will give up the planx.
Lee
-- No piece is cut too short. It was meant for a smaller project.
Dominic Vanacora
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posted 579 days ago
Wow most of us would just think about making this but you did. That’ one hell of a project. Not easly done.
Nice job.
-- Dominic, Trinity, Florida...Lets be safe out there.
jockmike2
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posted 579 days ago
GREAT JOB. I have sander envy. I can’t wait to start on one. I’ve got to send away for a few parts but I’ve got most including the motor. So I think I can get out of it pretty cheap. Man that is a good looking home made job. mike
-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com
kenn
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posted 579 days ago
When can I stop by and put it in my truck? I’m sure there is room in my shop for that baby.
-- Every cloud has a silver lining
flink
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posted 579 days ago
Hhehe.. Plans?
-- Made lots of sawdust and pounded some nails. Haven't finished anything, though.
charger1966
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posted 579 days ago
Hey guys the plans are from Shopnotes issue 86. I made changes to the to suit me. Good luck with your projects.
-- "Keep Miaking That Sawdust," Lance
clieb91
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posted 577 days ago
Lance, Glad to see it done and hear it is working well for you.
Looks good, have to start on one myself.. course no idea at this point where I would put it.. oh well
CtL
-- Chris L. "Don't Dream it, Be it."
Kipster
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posted 570 days ago
Lance, This a true world class project. Please post when you paint it.
And as others have mentioned, a feed motor would really be cool.
-- Kip Northern Illinois ( If you don't know where your goin any road will take you there) George Harrison
ChrisCook
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posted 568 days ago
Very cool, I’m waiting on a set of plans to start building one. When they arrive, I can scan em and post for you guys so will have a couple different design ideas to compare if you want. Thanks for posting!
-- Location: Birmingham, AL - Stimulate this Mr. President!
Karson
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posted 568 days ago
Great sander. I’ve got the Ryobi 16/32” version. They are sure handy.
-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
depictureboy
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posted 321 days ago
Someday ill find a motor and get mine built…
-- If you can't build it, code it. If you can't code it, build it. But always ALWAYS take a picture.