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01-09-2015, 02:19 AM #18
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Thanked: 4207This thread is a good idea.
My first tools when I graduated aviation were from my dad. Proto open end offset wrenches were in that kit, I still own those thin tuff bastards. And miss that less thin, equally tuff bastard I called my dad...he too loved Proto,, and Craftsman.
Now as to the topic. I built this just for razors. Currently running 2"x30" belts in a variety of grits above 400.
While I could buy a belt sander, I wanted variable speed, and different interchangeable radius wheels for the front. I mounted an adjustable uhmw strip under the belt for support while in operation. I also made a couple of belts out of some leather and croxed one, diamond coated the other.
So far, I've only cleaned up one razor on it but it helps me maintain a steady stroke while cleaning the sides.
Anyway, cheers."Depression is just anger,, without the enthusiasm."
Steven Wright
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