MurphyBrown
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Thoughts on this.
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rogxwhit
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There's something missing here ...
There's something missing here ...
Fingers maybe
heimlaga
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Looks totally pointless to me. The edge will not become any straighter nor will this be faster than the normal ways of sanding an edge.
I believe tools are designed for a specific purpose, there are a multitude of ways to sand edges but this is not one of them I would use . 
rogxwhit
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Oh, it's U-tube. I haven't got much time for U-tube. Mostly people rabbiting on with an American accent ...
You need to sort the chaff from the wheat, don't let a few OTT you tubers put you off from finding the genuine people who want to deliver real content.
robgul
Barry Bucknell is my hero
Seems to be a solution looking for a problem - versus a disc sanding machine?
BTW John Heisz (the YouTuber in the OP) is seen as a God by a lot of woodworkers . . . . I think that the jury is out on that. Our resident YouTuber @petermillard may have some views?
BTW John Heisz (the YouTuber in the OP) is seen as a God by a lot of woodworkers . . . . I think that the jury is out on that. Our resident YouTuber @petermillard may have some views?
Inspector
Nyuck, Nyuck, Nyuck!
I only watched a couple minutes worth but I see a very short life for the sanding belts. They are going to be turning twice as fast as a normal sander would which suggests they won't last long. I'll stick to the jointer/surfacer that I have and keep the sanding grit out of my saw.
Pete
Pete
pe2dave
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Guy in the video? A toolmaker IMHO. (I can understand him).
Orraloon
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That was my gut feeling also. In fact I find most sanding machines spin too fast. I mostly use a disc on my lathe because I can pick a slow speed for it.
Regards
John
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