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Finding time to work on this machine has been tough but I am making progress. Here are some updated pics.
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Very cool ! ! !

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Do you use this for thicknessing?

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...and where did you get the belts?
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Very cool and nicely done.

You all might be interested in this link for a edge sander and thickness sander plans.

http://www.plansnow.com/shoptools.htm

I have them and there is some good ideas in them which you could maybe use in the future.
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Mike…It’s not used to “thickness” boards. That task is handled by my 16-32 performax. I built this machine primarily to flatten wood and radius fingerboards but it serves many other functions as well. As for the paper, I bought it from Grizzly, it a 6”X80” belt but the machine will handle up to an 8” wide belt. I found a company that specializes in custom belts, but I haven’t ordered any as of yet.

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Klingspor has custom belts. www.woodworkingshop.com
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Hey Chris....Great Avatar!!!!

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