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Drum Sander Plans Free. • cut the mounting board (g) from 5/8″ mdf or plywood. Cut the base as wide as your lathe will handle, mine is roughly 22 in. The base of this sander was made from an old bed. Diy overview of all the parts that went into building a thickness drum sander.please watch my other videos!subscribe. A old door or similar piece of wood would work just as well, as all you are looking for is stiffness. • epoxy two 7/16″ washers over. It’s a 6″x6″x0.25″thick, 14″ long square tube with 1/4″ steel plate welded to the tops and bottom. Cut inch wide strips off each edge of the base. It weighs, by itself, probably 25 lbs. You are going to have to take off a side to be able to get the drum on, so you can put it on now to get your screws right,. • drill two bolt holes in each end of the mounting board, about 1″ from the end.

The base of this sander was made from an old bed. It weighs, by itself, probably 25 lbs. • cut the mounting board (g) from 5/8″ mdf or plywood. It’s a 6″x6″x0.25″thick, 14″ long square tube with 1/4″ steel plate welded to the tops and bottom. Cut inch wide strips off each edge of the base. Cut the base as wide as your lathe will handle, mine is roughly 22 in. You are going to have to take off a side to be able to get the drum on, so you can put it on now to get your screws right,. A old door or similar piece of wood would work just as well, as all you are looking for is stiffness. Diy overview of all the parts that went into building a thickness drum sander.please watch my other videos!subscribe. • epoxy two 7/16″ washers over.

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Drum Sander Plans Free A old door or similar piece of wood would work just as well, as all you are looking for is stiffness. • cut the mounting board (g) from 5/8″ mdf or plywood. Cut the base as wide as your lathe will handle, mine is roughly 22 in. It weighs, by itself, probably 25 lbs. Diy overview of all the parts that went into building a thickness drum sander.please watch my other videos!subscribe. It’s a 6″x6″x0.25″thick, 14″ long square tube with 1/4″ steel plate welded to the tops and bottom. • drill two bolt holes in each end of the mounting board, about 1″ from the end. You are going to have to take off a side to be able to get the drum on, so you can put it on now to get your screws right,. The base of this sander was made from an old bed. Cut inch wide strips off each edge of the base. • epoxy two 7/16″ washers over. A old door or similar piece of wood would work just as well, as all you are looking for is stiffness.