A few of my homemade tools.

[webby's rigginations]

I joined back in November of 2016, but can't seem to find my original post. I was asked to show some pictures of my lathe and drum sander, so here goes.

The sander is run by a furnace motor. The drum moves up and down, mounted on a hinged box. There's a fan blowing on the motor, hooked up to a timer. The drum is a shaft from an old grinder, wooden inserts, 3" PVC pipe, gorilla glue, and 36 grit sandpaper. Frame is an old sewing machine.

The lathe is powered by a washing machine motor. The shaft is from an old homemade grinder found in a pile of rubble. I use a drill chuck on both head and tail stock. The bed is 2x4x1/16 tube steel. The top hinges so I can work with the lathe while standing or sitting. After I took these pictures, I added a light and a port to hook up my homemade dust collector. No pictures of that yet. Essentially, I used two 55 gallon drums, a leaf blower and a bucket.

[rossbotics]

Love ingenuity

[DIYer]

Thanks webby's rigginations! We've added your Sander to our Sanding category,
as well as to your builder page: webby's rigginations's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

Sander by webby's rigginations

tags: sander, motor

[DIYer]

Thanks webby's rigginations! We've added your Wood Lathe to our Wood Lathes category,
as well as to your builder page: webby's rigginations's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

Wood Lathe by webby's rigginations

tags: lathe, chuck, motor