That thing is GJ certified lol.I recently obtained up a 10" x 90". I recently picked up a 5 HP motor motor for it as well. Still putting everything together but hope to have it up and running soon.
Especially since I went looking for a benchtop belt grinderThat thing is GJ certified lol.
You just need a bigger bench now...Especially since I went looking for a benchtop belt grinder![]()
See I'm wondering about something like that or a 2x72 vandelay type build that is more like a 4x90.I recently obtained up a 10" x 90". I recently picked up a 5 HP motor motor for it as well. Still putting everything together but hope to have it up and running soon.
I recently obtained a 10" x 90". I then picked up a 5 HP motor motor for it as well. Still putting everything together but hope to have it up and running soon.
This is sound advice. I had no idea when I picked up my big honker if there would be belts available. Fortunately, it seems like 10 x 90 is used in industry somewhere, so I did find some options, but certainly nowhere near the number of options that are out there for the 2 x 72 format. Similar to how the popularity of vaping drove development of high performance lithium ion batteries, the massive surge in the popularity of knife making has resulted in a ton of 2 x 72 grinders and kits, which in turn has caused abrasive manufacturers to create a wide variety of belts to suit.It's worth keeping in mind that the belt selection for many of those sizes, might not be as wide or varied as that for the 2x72.
I'm given to understand that the 2x72 has kind of become the default- enough of those are made that you can get- inexpensively- exotic belts in super-fine grades, Trizact style ceramics, and so on.
Not saying that kind of thing isn't available for the other sizes- I don't honestly know. And, it may be that a standard 'brown' aluminum oxide belt will work just fine for you. Just saying it's worth checking on availability, before buying or building something.
Doc.