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Gordon, go through the posts and you'll find a link to the plans with a video of an early version up and running.
--nathan
--nathan
Frossbyte,
Here's the link where you can pick up a MAP arm....
http://www.adammichaelknives.com/purchase.php
--nathan
Carto, it will be $260.20 shipped (from what has been posted earlier).
To finish it out, you'll need to be able to drill and tap several holes.
You'll have to purchase all hardware (bolts/nuts/springs/etc) to put it together from your local ACE or Lowes, etc.
You'll need to purchase a tooling arm of 1.5" square tubing (you can get it from Tracy at USAknifemaker).
To complete the chasis you'll need a drive wheel and a tracking wheel (also can be had from Tracy).
You'll need a motor (check ebay).
You'll need whatever sheaves/contact wheels you'll want to finish out your tooling arm attachment (i.e. 8" or 10" contact wheel, 2" contact wheels, aluminum sheaves, etc) that can be had from Tracy.
Overall, it will likely add up to a tad more than a Grizzly, or a good bit less if you've got some parts laying around or depending on your thriftiness.
Tracy's site is www.usaknifemaker.com
--nathan
SOUNDS LIKE ME..... Whats the timeline for ordering?
I just got home (had to go to a funeral this weeked) and I plan on shipping the first wave this week. I can make it to the post office on Fridays, so I'll start shipping more the following Friday. I'll add you to my list and I'll email you with the specifics.
If somebody is interested in this, and you haven't emailed me, posted a message here, or called me, please use email as the first choice of communication. It's easiest for me to respond that way.
Jamie
Don't know if you guys touched on this. Does the motor need to be a sealed one? To keep the dust and debris out. I have a 2 hp 3 phase motor the right size, but has lots of openings on both ends. this is going to be my first grinder, so thought i better ask. Thanks
Yes you will need a TEFC (Totaly Enclosed Fan Cooled) motor, no openings for dust to get into the motor.