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12 comments so far
Ken90712
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#1 posted 63 days ago
Very cool looks fun and should be very useful.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
Dutchy
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#2 posted 63 days ago
nice build well done
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jap
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#3 posted 63 days ago
very nice
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Sergio
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#4 posted 63 days ago
That´s a good one, including the driven table…
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stefang
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#5 posted 63 days ago
Great build with the features of a store bought model.
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jm82435
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#6 posted 63 days ago
wow, you put a lot of engineering into this build. is the piping for air – to keep the drum cool? How well does that feature work. i have never seen one with this many features. – not even the store bought ones.
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scarpenter002
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#7 posted 63 days ago
Looking great. You have done a wonderful job so far.
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Adrian Barac
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#8 posted 63 days ago
It is very accurated, it realy keep the drum clean.
I tested with two peaces of wood for the 2 sides and are equal. I`m very pleased.
EzJack
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#9 posted 63 days ago
movab you wild man, that’s a top shelf machine. Way to get it done!
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corydoras
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#10 posted 63 days ago
Very nice build Adrian.
Is the piping for blowing clean the paper on constantly during use, or only if needed?
what kind of motor did you use on the drive for the feeder belt?
I am sure you will get many hours of great use out of it?
What size drive motor did you use?
Best reg
C
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Adrian Barac
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#11 posted 63 days ago
I have a switch for the turbine but is runing all the time for clining the sandpaper.
The main motor is of 2.2kw.
And for conveior is a windshield wiper motor from a truck at 24v.
RogerInColorado
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#12 posted 62 days ago
Nice build.
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