Here's a quick little pictorial showing how my padded sanding discs and fitted together. Anyone with some threaded rod and a wood lathe could turn something similar, with work.
News from the Pipemaking Workshop with the Funk.
Talbert Pipes Website - Kentucky Fried Popcorn - My Web Comic.
Talbert Pipes Website - Kentucky Fried Popcorn - My Web Comic.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Building a Buffing and Sanding Workbench
This time around I've got four motors to somehow turn into usable buffing and sanding tools, AND work out a way that two people can get to them at once, AND make sure each one has adjustable dust collection that can be shifted around to best match a variety of sizes of sanding discs and wheels.
Click each page for bigger pics!
Click each page for bigger pics!
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Building a Buffing Station
We've just finished assembling a buffing workstation for the new workshop. Like everything else here, it's a bit cobbled together due to our total lack of funds, but need breeds ingenuity, as they say, and I believe this creation will do a fine job for us. There are still two additions I'd like to make - wire covers over the vac intakes (to prevent stems from being sucked down the pipes if dropped), and a folding clear plexi shield mounted on the front, to prevent compound from ever flying up into the eyes. But, even as it is now, it's already a good bit more user-friendly than it originally was in Herbignac, and I look forward to playing with it.
As with previous illustrated strips like this, click the images for greatly enlarged versions.
As with previous illustrated strips like this, click the images for greatly enlarged versions.
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