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Amazing Tool For Workshop Using Wheel Hub And Washing Machine Motor
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Hello friends. Today i will show you Amazing Tool For Workshop Using Wheel Hub And Washing Machine Motor. In this project I will use an old electric motor from a washing machine, a brake disc from a car and a hub. I made a great sander that is very powerful and pretty good at it's job. 
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Uma ideia gênial ! Tánto serve pra lixar , como também pra aqueles pessoas que trabalham jarros de cerâmica ! Parabéns show .👏🤝👍🇧🇷🇨🇮
Simplesmente genialidade total.
WOW! Good idea. Not only did you use the 3 R’s to make something, you made something very useful. Very nice.
Wouah très beau travail mené à bien jusqu'au bout. Ça a du mérite.
Could you provide a link for the speed controller you used with that washing machine motor?
Mine is a 2 hp high torque motor with a heavy steel disc right on the shaft with a solid steel, adjustable work table. It weighs about 45 lbs. Found it at a flea market for $10.
Nice the brake rotor adds enough spinning force to keep it from bogging down. Works good considering these cost well over 200 bucks for a 12" version.
But one flaw I've got to point out, think about this, dont grind on metal and send Sparks into your vacume or dust collector as the sparks will set wood dust and fibers on fire, in fact dont use it for metal working at all the box could have sawdust in it and you would not know it was smoking untill it was too late.
Its great for woodworking but the motor needs a separate chamber that can vent into the collection box might be better off with an open bottom and draw dust from below. You need to keep dust out of the motor too, if you look at comercial units they are made of metal, and the motors brushes cant get dusty. It works but id add a plastic window on at least one side. An upgrade might be a miter slot and tilting table. Maybe a jig for doing round parts.
I think I spent 112 bucks on my 3/4 hp unit 17 years ago made by grizzly it dosnt have a speed control, these are usless on ac current unless its just a fan.
To get speed control off a motor you need a dc motor treadmills use s dc motor from 1.3 to 3hp and can run off 120 volts ac using a rectifying diode and restate. Youll get the same power at low speed as top speed you wont get that with an ac motor. As the voltage drops the motor looses its power. Not the same with a dc motor.
Look on youtube at 1" and 2" belt sanders built with dc motors or drill presses upgraded with dc motors.
Id like to put one on my 14" band saw so I can cut metal or wood on it, one on my drill press so I dont need to mess with belt speed changes and one on my wood lathe for power and speed control as well as running backwards.
Yes ive got an old dryer motor as well as good 3/4 hp motor ready to be used for somthing, but I'm thinking of a buffing station. With 2 buffing wheels. A rough in disk and fine work disk. Both sides can run off one motor.
Your point about the sparks catching the saw dust on fire was the first thing I noticed and why I came to the comments to say it until I saw you already did :)
Práca na betóne , bez zveráka a klačmo? Profesionálne.
Great video, great idea, great execution. Like you always do.
Thank you, my friend. ❤️I hope you like the video. 🍀😊This project is ready a long time ago. If you notice it was originally filmed in the old workshop and finished in the new one.😊🍀
Superbe travail merci beaucoup pour la vidéo 📹
Very cool, I love seeing no longer needed parts and pieces being used to create Useful items.
You are 100% right if these efforts will create something mankind had never seen before, but wasting his geniality and skills to build a $75.00 item which you can pick up at any hardware store, really hurts to watch. I wish him the best of lucks!
Овчинка выделки не СТОИТ!возни много.
Ingenious! You have great ideas and lots of talents!
Faltou o detalhe da polia do motor, e quanto ao pó não funciona, pois o mesmo ele fica do lado de fora da caixa, portanto não adianta instalar a tomada do aspirador pelo lado de dentro.espero ter ajudado. Abç a todos
True, but most the dust is sucked in by the vacuum, I think.
GREAT JOB !! Every time I see one of these great ideas I wish I had kept a few of our old washing machine or dryer motors !! Awesome job. Great ingenuity !! You got me thinking about a heater for my shop from a dryer. Hmmm.......
That's not a build. All you have to do is plug it in and turn it on.
@George Rivera You wouldn't know that because you have not seen the finished product. You are far too quick to judge another man's work.
Just go to the scrap yard! You can find all the parts cheap! Bring cash- cash is king
Nice work , can be also on the bare iron disk with abrasive paste to hone carbide edge as lathe tool or to polish stone face
Ótima ideia
Excelente idéia, vou conseguir fazer uma também.
Perfecto el proyecto
Love this project👍👍
Well done, sir. I love videos like this. The first thing I thought was this is going to be sturdy. Your construction is impeccable. The next thing was WTF is this going to be.
Liked and subscribed.
Genial espectacular, sin palabras.
Now that's amazing engineering...
Nice homemade device. Dryer motor of course would work to.
I've considered using a dryer motor with blower assembly still attached and run some duct to it and a vent on the end that flow can be adjusted for shop. Perhaps even rig up the heating element on it as well. With the ability to switch the element on or off for winter use.
Black bla bla
Porkay habla en la casa.
😂👍cosas de genios
Gracias por compartir 👌
At 31:54 timestamp what is the type and Name Brand of glue used for the velcro, Is it rubber cement as the one commonly used to repair shoes? Is this now better? Can this also be used to make the joint on sanding belts for sanding machines?
Классная получилась машинка
Excellent, thanks for sharing!
I would be careful sanding metal after wood. Those sparks could easily smoulder inside your extractor and cause a fire! Take care.
Крутая самоделка 👍💪✊️🇰🇿
Menuda máquina , fuerza no le faltará ,enhorabuena
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Great job I got a couple of washing machine motors in shed want to use one to make a lathe but maybe this with the second motor? 😀
Es la mejor que he visto idea magnífica. Congratulations is amazing idea thanks genius.
Yeah and you're doing a great job showing the materials you're using to spray it and wipe on it to do what you're doing
Это СИЛЬНО... сложно. Будте проще и люди по(д)тянутся. Спасибо.
The workshop is very clean.
Tres bon travail.
That's really great
I'm amazed at his patience
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Lots of comments saying a disc sander can be bought for not much money.
Saw your reply saying a powerful one is expensive.
Serious question - a $100 Grizzly G0787 sander has a 1/2 HP motor. Does this have more power than that model?
Really cool. You're pretty crafty
Very good craftsman ship it took a while an I was skeptical at first but it really came out nice and saved a couple hundred dollars for a few hours of time and ingenious workmanship
you honestly can't spell 'and'? 3 letters?
Shorthand is so much faster and practical and it fliws along with train of thought because you eliminate ridiculous things like the o and the gh in the word "through", letters that are completely uneccesary in that word.
*flows*
Fellow lefty? In any case, nice build. Seems pretty powerful.
Hi, just watched your video very nicely put together. I must add that the hub you have used which usually is held together by the cars driveshaft the way that you have mounted the hub. It can come detached from the bearing as there is no centre bolt securing the hob to the bearing, and as I say, there is usually a driveshaft holding it together using it the way you have built it. The hub can come detached from the bearing please install a bolt to secure two parts for your safety. Regards, Eddy
The rear hub and wheel bearing used on many Fiat cars can carry a brake disc or a brake drum. It is cheap (£25 new) and can be retained by a large bolt through the centre. It’s ideal for this job because there is no metal cutting needed.
What's currently holding it in? Just the bearing race friction/compression? Thanks, never took one of these apart.
The centre bolt that screws into the driveshaft has nothing to do with holding the bearing in place, this bolt is to hold the driveshaft into place, the bearing is held in place by press fitting friction or a cir clip depending on car make.
@John Bower Hi Jon, I without the driveshaft in place, the bearings can be easily knocked out from the centre. The part that is pressed in is the outer part of the bearing Which is retained by Sir clip without the shaft. It has no integrity. You will find this to be true if you were towing a car without driveshafts, the hubs soon become loose, and the only thing holding them, would be the brake calipers
@John Bower you are mistaken some bearings are made that way but front wheel drive bearings use the axle to hold the bearings together and to set proper preload this is why axle nut torque is so important to much or not enough will cause the bearing to fail.
Brilliant ideas for a good carpenter!!.you're the gread...
Great job well done, 🇮🇪
fun to watch but I picked up a brand new 2hp one at the swap for $60 and I can make a lot more than $60 in the amount of time it would take to build this. great project for someone with time on their hands tho
Acho que faltou analisar a relação custo/ benefício. Muito trabalho por pouca coisa.
What are your impressions of Parkside tools? Are they reliable? Are they worth the money? Thank you.
That’s awesome 👏 really nice 👍
Thank you, my friend🍀❤️😊I hope you like the video. It took me a week to do this project.❤️😊🍀
Fantastic.... congratulations. The interest in the work is your eligibility to be successful on this earth 🌎.
I have learned that it’s not a good idea to hold an object that you are grinding / cutting/sanding with one hand while holding the grinder with the other hand.
I have been bit more than once.
The second time made me realize I should have learned after the first.
Oh, it's a Sander, I was thinking that Turntable was going to be really rough on Records!. 🤣
Very interesting build.
Thanks 🍀👌👍
💖👏👏👏👏
Muy bueno
Beautiful craftsmanship very well done sir
What is the name of the welding machine in the video?
Boa ideia, parabens. Moises. Campo Limpo Paulista S. P.
Добрый день!
У меня к вам один вопрос
Можете мне сказать что за ремень брали номер или где он находится?
Заранее благодарю
Woooww...!!! Nice video... Amazing.. 😁👍👍👍
why weld the studs to rotor, couldn't you have used the lug nuts so in the future you can remove it easier?
וואו איזו עבודה ממש אומן כל הכבוד רק המחשה ליצר מכונה כזאת
Very good designe. I'm impressed.
Я так понял ремень проходит вокруг диска,... ремень ручейковый?,...и сколько оборотов шлифовальной планшайбы получилось?
Nice. Thanks for sharing.
почти норм. поясняю- часто детали надо обрабатывать типа буквы Г- образные-поэтому диск должен быть вывешен , а не утоплен в гробу. ящик можно надвигать-это всего лишь пустой ящик. в остальном-малаец-клей момент надо только заменить на иностранный. надо посмотреть какой расходник дешевле за м2- лента или диск с ворсом..(валяется пара железяк+ мотор=руки зачесались.)
Класс!👍🤝🇧🇾
Nice project! But why not super glue the washers to the sanding rest ... Saves taking them off and replacing individually AND they won't fall on the floor/get lost! 🤔👍👍👍
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You will need the center bolt through the hub to keep the bearing working. Wont last without.
Other than that, great idea
Bolt and washers to keep it sandwiched together. Or cut down a cv axle
Very cool.
I have to commend this young man for having the ingenuity to come up with this. Nice to see him doing this rather than playing games on his I-pad.
Well done and good luck 👏🌹
I made an end sander from an old pool pump, half the effort, double the speed and five times the reliability.
Without reduction, there cannot be enough power!
What are you using for the electrical switch and speed controller? How is it wired to the motor?
There's a connection scheme. It's nothing complicated. 😊
That's pretty amazing
La maquina esta buena , pero tenga mas cuidado para usar la amoladora . eso en una milesima de segundo te mutila un dedo o lo que sea . Abrazo .
Sparks and dust 💥
5 meters transparent hose. No sparks! You need to know it
Nice job man . Can use it to sharpen drill bits to.
Thanks for the comment. Yes, you be able to sharp drill bits. You just have to keep a certain angle of sharpening. 😊🍀👌
And knives too
Nice! This is bad ass!
Nicely done
I have a much larger sander that I want to make. You have given me a great idea. Imam mnogo po-golyama shlifovŭchna mashina, koyato iskam da napravya. Ti mi dade strakhotna ideya.
Mark
Great video.
Car parts are a great resource for so many difrent aplications.
Amazing workmanship Bro🙌👏👏👏🤝
Thanks brother🍀😊 I hope you like the video. ❤️🍀
@Handmade Creative Channel clever ❤ it
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Oh yeah 42:18 😅😅😅
Brilliant engineering Sir👌👌
Thank you, my friend. ❤️this video has been ready for a long time, I waited for a good moment to release it. 🍀😊 Thanks for the comment🍀😊
I see the belt around the motor shaft. How does the belt wrap on the sander end? Is there a gutted pulley wheel welded to the brake wheel?
He appears to be running it along the hub cover's outer wall, which is smooth metal perpendicular to the rotor contact face. It seems likely to slip under load given the thin belt and minimal friction area, but the weight of the rotor at speed will give it a lot of inertia which will help.
😊👍
Thanks for sharing your idea. What is the liquid you brushed on it that turned it black?
Cold blueing/selenium dioxide
@Jason Tofini thanks!
Watching the bare-handed homemade jointer usage at high speed makes me nervous. lol
Very good idea
You can buy one of those in Harbor Freight for about 50 bucks, plus you got another belt sander on the other side of it
Oooo Debie Downer. It is the school shop project we were never allowed to attempt in High School. Much better than a dumb old coffee table. I like it. NOT MADE IN CHINA
@Gordon G BB
@Gordon G
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Vok yu
Nice nice!
Nice but where do you find the control system for the motor ?
Thanks for the comment. You can find it on any major electronics site.
write : controller for electric motor from washing machine
Or a Box Fan ..a Control module for a convection oven would be best and certainly handle the current.
Nice job but using an angle grinder one handed is asking for trouble!
Great job
Neat idea. Using cut-off tool one handed will result in you one day getting a serious injury. Use a vise to secure your work then you will have 2-hand control of the cut-off tool.
Please tell me what brand is that blue paste. Thank you.
Изобретение супер. Зачем учить физику, сапромат. Собрал из говна и палок, главное покрасить, главное чтобы из баллончика. Аффтору, есть куда рости. В следующий раз можно будет сделать из картона, а движок взять от реактивного самолёта, чтобы когда ключ точишь, он не остановился. Ну и клей, маловато. Не везде налито.
nice idea using the hub and brakedisk , those things are way overbuild and should last a long time in this aplication
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If you have these parts laying around then it's ok but if not just the time to source all these parts is going to cost more than to buy one of these used.
But the fun and rewarding a fter have complete it, is priceless.
HeHe 👍 great diy