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The grinder that PolarBearForge sells is setup for direct drive no pulleys. I built one and I'm using a 1800 rpm 220 motor. You can check out some pictures on my web site. It went together fairly easy but you need to have some tools drill press and taps Jamie has a good Tutorial on his site on...

How about a collection hood like you use for working with chemicals it has suction both in the top and bottom it's kind of like a salad bar with a sneeze guard on the top. I was thinking of making one when i'm working with ca.

Thanks Fross i'll plan on it just waiting on the bricks had to order them.

I have two different types of plans one calls for insalwool between the brick and the metal shell. What do you think about the insalwool would it hurt or help the only change would be sizing the shell.

I set one of these up next to my sander along with the shop vac I run it on hi when I'm sanding and low the rest of the time. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?t=1715

Thanks Guys Thanks for the info Wayne and thanks for asking the question Chris! I followed the instructions and removed 95% of the wobble. 2thumbs Here is a virtual beer for all your help.

I have the same problem I think I miss aligned a bolt I am going to barrow a alignment gage from work one that has a magnet with a pin that registers any change in distance as you turn the wheel. Mine is not real bad just enough to see and feel.

Fish fry I’ll bring the tobacco burner, cast iron kettle with peanut oil and a mess of sweet potatoes sliced real thin along with some hush puppy mix and corn meal. We just need to make sure no one tries to quench any blades in the oil. 2thumbs

The rivets are definitely cheaper than the dies and press I use have you tried using PVC glue yet a guy on another forum just uses two rivets and glues the rest together gives it a nice clean look also. I like using Kydex it’s pretty forgiving as long as you don’t over heat it. The first time I...

I'm looking into making one also where did you get you fire bricks from?

Thanks for the great info I have some 2 1/2 inch black pipe and a screw cap do you think this will work or do I need to pound one end closed? Trout season opened here last weekend so the other Doug can just send it to me and I can try it out on some rainbows.

Those look great what are you using for rivets I like they way they look?

That came out great can I ask what heat treating method you used I have some 01 and was thinking about using a forge to heat treat.

I make this for my middle son I'll etch his name and Iraq tour dates on it and give it to him this weekend in Reno. Thanks for looking

Blue ocean skinner dressed in kydex. Thanks for looking

That's a really good looking sheath.

Nice looker good clean lines.

That is a great looking sheath. And I don’t mean to be a stick in the mud but what happens if you fall with that thing on your hip. I could just imagine slipping down a hill side with it on my belt.

Looks great I like the handle and I think the sheath looks cool.

Great thread I think I'll make a poster of it and post it next to my grinder.