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I recieved this buffing arbor from StewMac for Christmas and I'd like to know if anyone else here uses this same model.

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Finishing_supp...85.html#details

The problem I have is that I have a rather small shop and was hoping to svae space and just mount this on a pedestal.

However, this particular model requires that you provide your own motor which rules out any sort of pedestal mount.

If anyone here owns this model (or similar), what is your setup?

Can it be made to be "portable"? (meaning, can I pack it away when not in use)

Or will I have to use up alot of space to permanently mount it somewhere?

What do you guys suggest for mounting?

Thanks! :D

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How about adding a idler (2 pulleys) where the motor is located in the SM plan, with the second belt running down to the newly repositioned motor. Putting the motor low will also help with center of gravity.

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You can use a standard pedestal but you will need to fabricate a mount that will hold the motor and arbor. You can make it out of MDF - that is what we did.

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You can use a standard pedestal but you will need to fabricate a mount that will hold the motor and arbor. You can make it out of MDF - that is what we did.

Thanks for the response guys ...

mammoth guitars, would you happen to have a picture of your buffing rig?

Sounds like that's what I need to do, I'm just not sure of the best way to go about it.

Thanks! :D

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