One thumb up for the project itself, and another invisible thumb for the epoxy testing. Love it!

this has instantly turned into my favorite wood project channel - your ideas and solutions are so darned smart.

I have just added this to my list of shop projects to build! I love how simple the design is and I just happen to have a couple of extra corded drills laying around that I can give a new life to. Thanks for the video!

Well done, thought out, planned, and executed. I agree the dust collection is lovely as designed, this is on the build list!

That J-B weld is really amazing, very well done disc sander

I haven't bought plans very often, but your use of the bearing block stood out to this former mechanical designer. Nice separation of the smooth work of the disc/bearing/shaft and the wobbly nature of the drill. Bought the plans, will build this when my good drill press gets here.

I had the same issue. I'm currently on the 4th and hopefully final version of my 12" disk sander and I thanks for sharing as I will use some of your techniques.

That was great - I've been struggling to get the level of sanding I need with my orbit sander. This looks like a great way to get the amazing sanding power I need. I was blown away by how easily it sanded through that stick at the end. Thanks for the great instructions!

First video of yours I've seen - impressed by the epoxy testing as part of the process, and the sander was very well constructed! Good stuff man - look forward to checking out more of your vids.

Loved this project, I’m about to make one using a Drywall Sander, when it’s done I’ll send you some images or a video. Thanks for sharing 👍🏾👍🏾

Well done!! I have been searching for someone that show how to build a disc sander powered by a drill. This so far has been the best design I have found. I don't think I need to search further. Thank you.

New to your channel and have seen a few videos so far, but I like how you show your methodology for doing things a particular way. Your instructions are clear and not overly detailed. I will keep watching. Thanks.

I like how you used mostly hand tools almost every body can get their hands on instead of expensive power tools, great video

When you do things with so much passion, success is guaranteed. Great job!

- Ingenious idea for those of us who can't purchase every relevant tool needed for the woodshop. Explanations are clear & concise. Thanx 4 sharing.

Your step-by-step breakdown and narration are amazing. Easy to follow and fully understand the process.

Excellent step by step instructional video! We loved the epoxy test, very methodical. Great job!

Wow!! Fantastic idea and execution! Just downloaded the plans for this. You did a fabulous job on these plans!! Much respect. I look forward to getting more plans from you soon. Thanks so much and all the best from Colorado!

One of my future projects. Perfect explanation of what and why I am doing something!

The whole process of watching you build this is so gratifying!

Testing the different epoxies really took this to the next level.

brilliant! Great content as always. One Minute Workbench is one of the most underrated channels of this sort on KZfaq. Keep up the great work

Holy crap dude, this is amazing, I quickly went from feeling like I knew a thing or two about crafting, to being totally blown out of the water! Wow, simply wow! This level of skill is something I think we all should stive to achieve.

This was by far the best example of what I wanted to build for myself but with the trial and error done by someone else with the patience and skills to do it right. Other than machining the sander on a lathe and end mill, you couldn't have done better. Great work, well explained and demonstrated and most of all, great disc sander. Thanks much for your knowledge, skill and desire to share them. Cheers!!

Hey Tommy, Just finished my disc sander based almost exactly on your design. My only change was to attach the drill to the platform using an M6 bolt into the tapped hole in the side of the drill (I guess it used to have a screw in handle at 90 degrees to the shaft, it's pretty old, I bought it for £3 in a car boot sale!). Your design is excellent and you're right, it's buttery smooth to use and the dust extraction must be 99.9%. Many thanks buddy.

I think I would rather buy one from you at this point as I'm so new and learning on my own to work with wood and tools.. this is awesome and the dust collection is a huge component .

Excellent video and process. I will start my build soon. Thanks for the motivation.

Excellent job on the build! Great video as well. Thanks for taking the time to show us step by step. 👍🏼

That was a pretty interesting build. You do a great job explaining the build. Great video.

Excellent proyect!!! Congratulations!!!!!

Great video - love the way you show every step with a concise verbal narrative.

I really like this. I'll follow it. Thanks for shairing!

if you experienced some wobble to the disc, you can simply put a roller with bearing which secured to the table on the back (middle right and middle left) of the disc, so when you pushed the disc there will be no wobble. (just a lil bit of upgrade to this tool won't hurt). thanks for making this video.

This is real cool and it looks better then the stuff in the stores.

Thanks so much for this tutorial! I actually just made one myself. There is quite a bit of wobble and I haven't quite figured out the dust collection yet, but it works great!

I have a disc/belt sander but its big and heavy but grat for my big projects. But, I have a very small shop so the sander is stored in a cupboard under the bench which means draggin it in and out for a 10 min job. This is absolutely ideal for the majority of my small work.. A BIG thank you.. loved your homemade lathe.. will have to check out all the other videos because this little item will save me a lot of hassle.

I really enjoy every second on this video, even though I know, I cant make this stuff... So, maybe I prefer Buy on store 😅

Thank you for this build! I am now 100% convinced that I can plan on using old-school JB-Weld as a low-cost fastening technique for some of my projects.

Brilliant. I like it. I'm currently buying all the power tools to make your 5 in 1 portable work station. Only 3 more tools to buy. I'm glad you take the time to share.

This is the first video I have watched from One Minute Workbench. Outstanding! I loved the detail.

Great video, like the music and your style, very informative too. You did scare me though, cutting the corners with the saw and drilling such a small piece of wood using just your bare hands, so mind your fingers in future!!!! Well done.

You could have squared up the the drive shaft by placing it in the chuck of your pillar drill. Set at the correct height and then clamp the disk firmly to the bed and leave the resin to cure. Obviously don't turn the drill on. I think it would be fair to assume your pillar drill is at exactly 90 degrees to the bed. That would be better and faster than doing by eye with a square (as you did in the video). You would also be able to use the drill to round true the circle of the disk by using a small sanding block with the drill on a low speed. - Not everyone has access to a pillar drill like that of course!

Wow! That was such a great explanation - so many little gotchas and tips. Thank you for presenting such a brilliant project!

The idea of using JBWeld is awesome. Nice build and clear explanations

nice. hope that j-b weld holds up over the long term but i have not had a a lot of luck with glues. they usually fail after time due to vibration and or loads applied. i like your design though and have an old drill lying around i been meaning to do a project with. i also have an old angle grinder with a bad switch i been meaning to use for another project. thinking about maybe a mini lathe with one and perhaps something like this for the other one. keep putting out these videos to inspire us all.

Interesting centering technique. i like the concept, and i really am impressed with the execution. I forwarded this to a cheap ass friend of mine, and he will probably build this. I will probably do a version, my mind is racing. i gots some ideas.

Well done! Beautiful, elegant, and very efficient! Thanks so much for the upload.

This KZfaq Channel is really awesome. I am a Furniture Making Teacher in our Public Junior High School. We really lack the machines/equipment like table saw, drill press, router table, planer etc. I am hoping someday if I can buy those powertools I will build customized workbenches like these. Superb!

Great build 👌👌I am going to attempt one 😊thank you

Now I need to go find the receipt for the table disk sander I brought recently. This has a better design and doesn't cost $150.

I’ve got an old corded drill I no longer use. So this is just the project to make use of the old drill and create an awesome sander. Thank you.

Great job. Simple tools. Simple build. Solid and reliable. Inexpensive is a plus

Nice build, its kind of funny. How sometimes the old standby works better than the newest technology ive used JB Weld for many things over the years and ive found it works well as long as the surfaces are clean and free of Foreign containment's Epoxies are used quite a bit for bonding items to wood in boat building and that bond is usually very strong with the added benefit of being waterproof Ive been a boater my entire life and used quite a bit of West Epoxy to bond I enjoyed the professionalism Of your sander and the video and i am looking foward to watching more on your channel and other projects too

Helo, Superbe lapidaire. Très beau travail, qui me paraît, vu de France (!!!), très précis. Le problème des ponceuse lapidaire Diy c'est qu'elles ne tournent pas très rond. Ce que tu montres est convainquant. Je pense me faire la mienne sur le principe de ta machine. Je me suis abonné à ta chaîne. Continue, tes videos sont super.

I do like the way you engineer the projects. Basic wood working skills and the project can be built. Thanks for easy to follow videos.

Super thorough with the JB weld explanation. I have no doubts now. Great video.

this is awesome! i think i'll be making a version of it. thank you so much. great video and subbed! (PS if you need anything cast for your workshop - hit me up!)

Just what I was looking for. You've got yourself a sub sir.

I'm going to make this! I have an old Skil corded drill that will be great. Awesome job!

Thank you for the video. Excellent performance - everything is simple and nothing more

That's a quality build ...

Молодец! Очень странно, почему так мало подписчиков. Respect from Russia! ✊ 🇷🇺

I need to make this ASAP! Love the project

Great build. Very well explained as well thanks for the great walk through.

Good JBWELD test.

I would Build this... But - without some Machines - i couldnt!!!^^

Handy man,great work hands on fabrication thank you for posting ,looking forward to see your other videos.

Nice build ! I expect this one MIGHT make it to _my_ shop 👍! AND - _THANKS_ for the narration . It _really_ helps !

У тебя золотые руки Super klass 👍👍👍...

Hi Tommy, Awesome build. Could this be done without electrical hook up with a battery powered drill?

Thank you for the video and for sharing the talent you have given, well done.

Excellent video and great workmanship. Thanks for sharing your talent.

Buna seara va mulțumesc de clipurile care mă bucur și am de agățat !.

I like your video but the music really need to go doesn’t help your video at all good job on making the sander

Nice... I’m going to try this myself. Looks like something I can do. Thanks for the video.

I initially thought ur over killing a simple project but at the end it’s good, very good, luv ur idea.

cool video, How about making a DIY Lathe Video that would be great mate, Thank you

лучшая работа, что я видел на ютубе. лайк

Looks like excellent stability. Awesome job!

I love the idea of the dust collector. Thanks for sharing.

And here I was about to throw away my old corded Dewalt drill

great vid, I would have just liked no music soundtrack.. after a while all I could hear was that god awful song

Really liked this job. Excellent useable sander. Thanks.

Very industrious, amazing work

Very informative and easy to follow. Thanks a lot for your wonderful guide.

Wow! I’m fascinated by all of this.

good video i did Woodworking professionally for over 20 years and as one of my hobbies for over 35 a rule of thumb i was taught many years ago about glues and adhesives in general was the longer the cure times the stronger the bonding ability i wasn’t surprised about the old school JBWeld Strength test BTW that Dewalt drill is one of the better corded drills you could pick to power something like you did i’ve had that drill for a number of years myself and it’s a good one

I’ve been looking at a lot of drill disc sanding builds. I love this one of all the 20+ I’ve seen so far. I believe I’ve found the build for me. What makes it so UCB better is the way you can get the 90 degree set correctly, I have not seen that in any other video, and that is one thing that really destroy all your hard work. Thank you

Dude, I enjoyed every second of this video, I am not into tools but I still had fun watching thanks for uploading

I was impressed, nice thought putting it together

This was a great build video! Need to make one for my toys!

Great job, I looked at allot of these videos, and I’m going to build one on your idea. Thanks

superb build, yes I've subscribed, cheers from the UK and thanks for sharing this with us!

Thanks man, great job on the build, well detailed, you just saved me some money.

Love your process and your project! If I had a drill press and a table saw, I'd make this disc pretty capable sander, but at the moment I don't have a shop or access to one. Keep up the great work!

Thank you so much for the plans!!! I work on gourds and I don't have the cash to buy a sander to even the bottoms, this will work perfectly. I will respect your wishes and will not share

Awesome idea man! Definitely on my to-do project list

You thought of everything! Very well done.

Mounting the router to make the disc is neat idea. Subscribed!

Fantastic!!! Love watching you work. Good job!!!