Things To Do With A Dryer Motor at Connor Buckner blog

Things To Do With A Dryer Motor. You can reuse or repurpose your old and inefficient dryer to make fantastic and ecologically sound items. With a little humor and creative thinking it’s easy to dream up new purposes for old. The rest makes a smoker, storage. The motor can be made into a buffer, metal grinder, meat grinder, scroll saw motor, all kinds of stuff. I see a lot of videos for a sander that would go in a workshop but im looking. [ducttapemechanic] took a junker clothes dryer, yanked the electric motor from it, and converted it into a disk sander. I recently read an article about upcycling in cuba and amongst the photos there were all the things that were made with old washing machines. But the details are often far from simple. I'm replacing my washer and dryer. If you had an old motor at home from a dryer, what would you do with it? And one thing i'm thinking to do is to keep the motors for potentially something useful later.

But the details are often far from simple. I'm replacing my washer and dryer. The rest makes a smoker, storage. [ducttapemechanic] took a junker clothes dryer, yanked the electric motor from it, and converted it into a disk sander. You can reuse or repurpose your old and inefficient dryer to make fantastic and ecologically sound items. I recently read an article about upcycling in cuba and amongst the photos there were all the things that were made with old washing machines. I see a lot of videos for a sander that would go in a workshop but im looking. With a little humor and creative thinking it’s easy to dream up new purposes for old. And one thing i'm thinking to do is to keep the motors for potentially something useful later. The motor can be made into a buffer, metal grinder, meat grinder, scroll saw motor, all kinds of stuff.

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Things To Do With A Dryer Motor If you had an old motor at home from a dryer, what would you do with it? The motor can be made into a buffer, metal grinder, meat grinder, scroll saw motor, all kinds of stuff. [ducttapemechanic] took a junker clothes dryer, yanked the electric motor from it, and converted it into a disk sander. I recently read an article about upcycling in cuba and amongst the photos there were all the things that were made with old washing machines. With a little humor and creative thinking it’s easy to dream up new purposes for old. And one thing i'm thinking to do is to keep the motors for potentially something useful later. I'm replacing my washer and dryer. The rest makes a smoker, storage. You can reuse or repurpose your old and inefficient dryer to make fantastic and ecologically sound items. I see a lot of videos for a sander that would go in a workshop but im looking. But the details are often far from simple. If you had an old motor at home from a dryer, what would you do with it?