11 Comments

I saw all your blogs and like it. Well done, nice build. I hope you wil have a lot of profit of it.

I re-read the blogs again Paul. I am always fascinated to see an expensive machine done for much less with ordinary component.

You have done that many times over.

Great build Paul. The SS is sure versatile together with great accessories, even if you have to make them yourself.

Excellent solution that fits a need perfectly. Great work Paul.

Wow very cool.

Excellent tool creation from next to nothing and the shop smith you can do almost anything you put your mind to. Great tool and even better blog on the build. Thanks Paul for taking the time to post and photo it.

I just aquired a SS Mark 5 not too long ago. This is a great idea. I will definitely have to give this a try. Thank you for sharing.

love this

Great Tool. I will definitely make one. Thanks!

Nice Paul! Very space and budget friendly! Looks like a few thou per pass is good for hand propelling the project under the drum. Are you relying on the air cushion that is created by centrifugal force between the drum and back of sandpaper like the V-Sander?

Wonderful build Paul,a project that will serve you well for years to come.