Pictures of my homemade beltgrinder

Ansoknives

Ansoknives

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Thanks to TJ Smiths onlineplans, my brother and 2 electro engineers I got my Anso Grindmaster buildt

Specs:
Contact wheel: 10"
motor: 2 speed 1500/3000 rpm, 3.5/4 HP
HEAVY!

I have ground about 15 blades on it so far and its a workhorse! Nothing can replace power.

grinder2.jpg


This is the monster

grinderplaten.jpg



This is the platen for tapering the tangs. It pivots on the aksel for the contactwheel. Setuptime is less than 30 sec.!


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Jens Anso, ansoknives@hotmail.com
(check out my homepage)
home6.inet.tele.dk/ansoe/ansoknives




[This message has been edited by ansoknive (edited 03-10-2000).]
 
Nice grinder, did you buy the wheels or make them? If you made them what did you use? What size belt does it take?

Thanks,
Bob


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Bob G
 
Its built with custom made wheels. Its was not more expensive to do it like that so that was easy. Its designed to take 2"*72" but will take both smaller and bigger in length because the tracker wheel can be moved up and down. Yet I have no need to change the size.

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Jens Anso, ansoknives@hotmail.com
(check out my homepage)
home6.inet.tele.dk/ansoe/ansoknives


 
wow! that's oneheck of a grinder. the one i'm making is a different stlye. it has 3 wheels, and without the platen only 2.
it's a v-belt drive. i can use a 3"x132" belt for flat grinding, and switch to a 2"x 72" for hallow grinding.
 
not finished yet, it'll be a while, i'm doing a real fancy paint job on it also. epoxy paint, i also need to buy some parts, and have the wheels made.
 
Thank you for the insite now I know how I am going to mount the 2hp pump motor I have to make me a new grinder I allready have several but you can never have too many huh
I like the little platten thing too way cool thank's for sharing it

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Now thats a grinder.
How about a list of where to get the parts.
How do you adjust tracking?/

Take Care TJ SMITH
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Jens, In the picture of your grinder in front of the motor and attached to the idler support arm, It looks like a pair of vicegrips. What do they do? I agree on the H.P.

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If winners never quit and quitters never win. What fool said quit while you're ahead?
 
TJ: The tracker is in the top wheel. The same way as on your plans!

MikeS: The wisegrip is a ups solution to a problem cause by bad geometri. The arm was supposed to go over the top and then hold it self in place by the tension of the belt. But this didnt happend and I needed the grip. I like it though because it holds the arm very tight and I´t wont accedently move forwards.



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Jens Anso, ansoknives@hotmail.com
(check out my homepage)
home6.inet.tele.dk/ansoe/ansoknives


 
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