I'm so impressed with this tool and your video. I'm surprised I haven't seen any of your work before but I will be looking for more of your projects. You didn't leave out any details and clearly show every step and part. Thanks so much for sharing this.

I made this sander a few weeks ago but didn't get to use it until today. It is terrific!!! Thanks for the idea and the plans.

Just finished mine today. Thanks for the inspiration and design.

this young man will be a youtube star with all these great projects thanks for sharing...Well done

I really really enjoy your videos, I'm new to wood turning and I made myself a handle today and kept getting deep scratches in the surface, I will defiantly be building this in the Morning. I love the free plans too, makes life very simple! keep it up!

This is by far the best homemade sander I have seen and your design and plans are great. Thank you for sharing them. I saw this on Pinterest. I also liked your other videos too. Keep sharing them.

Thanks for the plans Marius I will be making this for my workshop. Great job

You are a very clever young man Marius. A big future for you is assured. John from Australia.

Awesome design! I don't have a working lathe, so I'm not sure what I would use this for but I can see that this design would work well!

Finally got round to making this! Thank you Marius ❤

excellent, i literally had my first shot on a lathe today turning a handle for a bell and loved it (hey what can i say im a natural😁) and after finding your video im downloading this plan and you have a new subscriber, keep up the good work

Excellent job describing everything young man. Keep up the great work.

Really nice design! Thanks for all your efforts to share your ideas. You're very talented and you have a great KZread channel. Happy New Year!

@MariusHornberger

8 жыл бұрын

+Don Fillenworth Thanks.

Marius this is brilliant! I had to watch the video because I truly cannot be spending the amount of money that these cost in the stores. Thank you so very much for sharing this information with us!

Very well done instructional video. Good to see you found a use for a few more of those boxes you made!

You may want to find a pipe size that is close to the circle required and sharpen the edge to use it as a punch to cut out your circle paper, Not sure what circle size you need, but you can use flat stock to bend into a circle if you require a custom size. A punch will save tons of time when cutting circles out of paper... I hope this helps....

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

Paul Bialozor Good idea, thanks.

A nice design and very well executed. Thank you!

Marius, this is an excellent idea! What a great finish it produces. Wonderful video as well, you really have very good production skills! Well done!

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

Tony Watson Thank you Tony!

Very nice job. I've been looking for some plans like this for a while now thanks a lot. Thanks for sharing Roy

Another brilliant build. Very cool.

Mathias was my favorite woodworking youtuber but he doesn't do a lot of projects related to the lathe. So now you're taking over that spot as favorite woodworking youtuber.

Like all your videos and shop crafted tools. Awesome, very well done.

J'ai regardé plusieurs vidéos de vous, et même si je ne comprend pas trop la langue de Shakespeare, elles sont tellement bien faites que l'on comprend rien que par les images! Merci

Nicely done Marius. A handy tool for any turner.

Thanks for the video. I love my little sander. There is a sanding pad to convert a stick on orbital sanding base to a hook and loop I picked up at the box store that had the high quality Velcro and the special glue that dries overnight. I am going to make a punch for the sand paper out of something but I am not sure what is best yet.

I've just started turning bowls and my biggest problem is getting rid of the ridges caused by the turning tool. I'm sure I can get rid of them by making this tool. Thank you so much for making this video.

These videos of yours are BEAUTIFUL! Very entertaining and the things you make are great!!! Keep them coming.

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

sambking Thank you!

Thanks, it's a useful item, and your plans and instructions are very clear. Skateboard/rollerblades are a good source for bearings, usinally with an 8mm bore, and (I think) 22mm external diameter. I would drill 22mm holes in the plywood bracket and then epoxy the bearings in place with glue only on the external edge of the bearing. BTW, I don't like to hold small workpieces with my fingers when drilling - sometimes it can be painful.

Well done,looks efficient and excellent finish,Thank you

Well done young fellow, clever information,good results, and well presented.

Thanks alot man , i ve seen this video several months ago and i thought ,ok it ll work but not much maybe a 30 percent faster and i was afraid to waste the time doing it, finally this morning i gave it a go , i put 2 arbors in one handle to do 2 grit changes per stop and its like 3 times faster. thanks

@MariusHornberger

7 жыл бұрын

It's amazing, isn't it

@antoniskaloterakis7996

7 жыл бұрын

+Marius Hornberger yes unexpectedly good. i wish i could put a photo here , and the sound is great when the rpms are high

@MariusHornberger

7 жыл бұрын

you can find my email in my channel description, if you want to send a picture.

Old video, I know. But man... you are awesome! Thanks for sharing this kind of useful videos!!!!!

Nice project. Interesting recursion of the video referring to itself in a couple of places.

@mickstephenson

9 жыл бұрын

Barry's Workshop Douglas Hofstadter would be most pleased.

Excellent idea, manufacturing and presentation!!!!!!!! That's really great stuff.

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

Marcel Palm Tanks Marcel.

Thank you very much i have been looking for this tutorial.

great video! been needing one of these in my shop. I have a a lot of bowls that are ready for a second turning now. I've heard that the foam from cheap flip flops (sandals) will work really well for these

Will definitely be making a few of those! Great idea! Dankeschön!

Beautiful job. Thank you. I have been looking for a bowl sander. Also the video in the video is a neat trick. You will have to do a video on how you did that.

Love it! great idea, design and video! ( a video in a video, I felt like I was in "Inception" for a minute there lol)

@hesperhurt

8 жыл бұрын

Same! "but thats him... now... but before... and after..." 😢

@BloodyRainRang

7 жыл бұрын

I'm honestly wondering how he did that, after all, he'd need to have uploaded the video to be able to get the link, but at that time how do you insert that in the video that was already uploaded? x.x Fricking timetravellers :P

@RoboSkyrat

6 жыл бұрын

He uploaded the first part of the video as a private or unlisted video and then recorded that part

Really nice Marius Definitely going to make some of these!

thanks for your plans, marius

Greeeaaatt and good stuff ! And more : super cheap ! Thanks for sharing this idea, and free plan that comes with it ! Take care

Another great video. Really like the video inception. I was going to buy one of these but i think i might just make my own.

very nice tool and good way to use scrapwood too.

EXCELLENT WORK AND TALENT AND DEMONSTRATION. THANK YOU VERY MUCH ALFREDO FROM ISRAEL

Thanks for the video and drawings. I made one and it's working great!!

Another excellent video. Very well done.

Dude, you really have some pretty cool ideas. And your work always came up really neat to!

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

TheLaoruga Thank you!

Very cool, if you can find some steele pipe the same radius as the sanding disk's you require, you can sharpen it to make a punch for cutting sanding disk's out quicker.

@2:46 you modify your clamps by drilling a hole down the lenght of the clamp's handle and epoxy an allen screws in there. very useful when your clamps are close to each other and you can't grip it with your hand

Great! Thanks for the plans

Respekt! Obwohl ich so ein Teil wohl in naher Zukunft nicht nachbauen werde, muss ich sagen dass deine Video- Schnitt- und Kommentierqualität in letzter Zeit auf ein wirklich hohes Level gesteigert haben! Weiter so!

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

Susi Sorglos Vielen Dank! Schön wenn man das bemerkt.

Nice job! Great instructions!

This is the best wood turning tool I've ever made - thank you Marius. My only problem is that friends at my local wood turning guild use it more than I do but that's a good problem.

very cool, downloaded plans, don't need them yet but when i start bowl turning i will have them. thanks.

Another great video, Marius!!! Cheers. Mauro

Marius, Thanks for the plans, I will attempt a couple of these this weekend. Ken

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

Moonpie Creations Great!, Have fun with them!

Very cool sander! I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work. =)

Wie immer saubere Arbeit!

Really good video and you make it look so easy, thank you for sharing, will give it a try :)

Congratulations , great tool.

You are very good and your explainatons are excellent.... Thank you very much!!!!!!!

This is creativity ... will done

Oh wicked! Well done!

Super video Marius. Very well explained and a joy to watch. Regards Barry.

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

tympt1 Thank you Barry

That's awesome! I am definitely making one of these :)

Hallo Marius, vielen Dank für diesen professionellen Film! Ich werde mich in den nächsten Tagen an's Nachbauen machen. :-)

Very nice design!!

Very good instruction. Thank you!

Great Video. I am going to make a couple of these. Can you tell us what length bolts that you used please?

It was great idea. Thank you for this video

Great and useful video! Thank you for that!

Great video! Keep up the good work! Victor

Excellent Marius!

Hi Marius Good project and cheaper jejejeje Thanks for the plans from france Joao

very well done... I will need this soon .... Thanks !!!!!

Habe auch eine Drechselmaschine und das nächste was ich bauen werde ist das !!! Gute idee Marius Hornberger !!!

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

simon raedler Viel Spaß dann damit.

great idea i enjoyed making one ta for the plans

Very informative. Thank you for sharing.

just an idea, I take a metal pipe or tube the size or as close as I can find to my circle and grind around the outside taper until I get a knife edge and presto hole punch. I made all but the smallest hole punches for my Leather working and made some for my job (mechanic) for punching holes for gaskets. it works well especially if you Polish the knife edge and only drive it over very soft wood. I usually use mud flap material. hope it makes things easier or at least faster.

Thanks for sharing with us. Marc

Ďakujem za sympatické video.Dobrý nápad ktorý využijem.

Great video!

👍I know old video but hey I am trying to support you lots of info great directions. Take care

nice one, thanks for sharing. Cheers Andy UK

Thank you for this!

awesome idea

That good video.... friend I could say which is the velcro you use... because there are different model....

Looks great! Just found your channel, we're new youtubers. Look forward to seeing more from you :-)

Gracias Marius

Hallo Marius, ich bin restlos begeistert. Habe schon 2 nach gebaut und diese funktionieren tadellos. Vielen Dank für das Video und weiter so!!!!!!

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

Axel Wuppermann Dankeschön, freut mich!

great stuff

Espetacular!...muito bom o vídeo e o projeto, por isso me inscrevi no canal.

Tolles Video und starker Kanal! Nach der Anleitung habe ich die Idee verworfen so ein Teil zu kaufen denn ich werde es selbst herstellen! Außerdem ist es mit den Lagern viel praktischer! Danke fürs zeigen!

@MariusHornberger

9 жыл бұрын

Martin Preller Dankeschön! Freut mich.

Have you ever tried making a polishing head for that and trying it on a bowl with the finish ?

Nice job. I will have a. Go. Well done

Thank you!

I was wondering I you had any old Woodturning tools I could use if you don’t want them

thank you , merci beaucoup !Greg , Belgique

I just subscribed love it i just made a set of 4 carbide cutters. .....