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http://www.instructables.com/id/Bench-Lathe-3-in-1-Lathe-Sander-GrinderSharp/
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1. Faceplate & Sanding Station Attachments
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Headstock Pulley
large
medium
large
large
medium
small
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Arppox. RPM
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1725
2500
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4150
Mount the grinder with some bolts onto a piece of plywood and only after you will complete the headstock turning mechanism you will screw it down to the lathe's bed
with couple of strong hinges. Make sure you leave room for the hinges to workup and down and cut it 6mm (1/4") shorter from the edge for the guard to sit.
The second pulley will go on the headstock mandrel and the two of them will turn (towards you) with a belt. The belts tension is achieved from the free pull of the motor.
Finally I attached an in-line on/off switch with a protection cup and its box on the face of the bed for easy access. Any switch type will do as far as you know how to wire it.
Basically what you do is to remove the grinders wire plug and attach it to the IN switch, then you put another wire leaving the OUT switch and with a plug to its end to
connect to the socket.
If you are not comfortable doing so please consult a licensed electrician.
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1. Normally here is the mandrel's shaft, what you see it's an alternative shaft
solution using a long bolt without threats
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1. 3 step pulleys
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1. safety on/off switch with box
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1. Stop collar
2. Spur Drive Center
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1. To hold the mandrel down use bolts & washers screwed into threaded inserts
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1. Screw down threaded inserts are in both outer sides
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1. Coupling nut with the threaded rod's pointed end coming out
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1. homemade gnobs made with t-nuts and plywood
2. Stop locking nut
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1. Plate Flange
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1. Miter track to accept a miter gauge or a featherboard
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1. Aluminium Oxide 'White' Grinding Wheel
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Nicosia - Cyprus
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1. Belt and 1st 5 step pulley
2. Motor with 2nd 5 step pulley
3. Chuck, Shaft & Bearings
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Comments
17 comments Add Comment
Phil B says:
It appears you have covered everything and is very well done. What program did you use to draw the images?
Thank you.
steliart says:
Phil B says:
steliart says:
I am using it since last March so it's only about a year, and since then I have play allot with it.
Funny thing you have mention this Phil, because it was your project "Get More from Your Circular Saw" which I found on Google and that brought
me into the Instructables website.
It was my first design with SketchUp with some modifications off-course and I even ended up building that platform for my circular saw which is
now mounted under my tool bench.
It served me quide well for a while, and then I decided that I needed more, so I came up starting to build that multiple power tools bench and the
tool cabinet.
Unfortunately I had to dismantle the platform to use the materials on other things and I forgotten to even take a picture of it :-(... but I still have the
original SketchUp design. So you see nothing is a by accident you have some credit for me being here today.
As for the skills well I am a professional graphic/web designer so these kind of software are a bit easier for me to learn.
If ever you need some help with it, please just drop me a line.
Phil B says:
steliart says:
Well Phil if you ever need drawing I'm here just ask for it
Phil B says:
kingalexl says:
steliart says:
kelseymh says:
steliart says:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Bench-Lathe-3-in-1-Lathe-Sander-GrinderSharp/
I did.
kelseymh says:
steliart says:
thatoneguydavid says:
steliart says:
kelseymh says:
steliart says:
Hi everyone,
I hope you will enjoy this instructable as you did with "The Smallest Workshop in the World ".
All comments, suggestions, information and ideas are welcome.
Thanks
Stelios
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