dust collection

  1. Jim C Bradley

    Craftsman TS Inexpensive Prep for Dust Collectiion

    A few days ago I posted some information and a couple pics of my lower Dust Collection for a Craftsman TS. It was on Robert Delhommer’s Thread "Dust Collection on a Belt Drive Table Saw." This is an expansion of that post with pics that may help some other Craftsman TS owners. 1 The Sears...
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    Oneda Cyclone issues

    I have been using a 5 hp Oneida Cyclone for the pass year and a half. I average about 50 gallons of debris a week, mainly from milling, not sanding. Dust and debris is pulled up and swirls around the clear flexible tube from the 55 gallon drum when there is only about 12" of material in the...
  3. Tom Baugues

    Time to add ductwork for my dust collector...I have questions

    In my shop I have a 14" bandsaw, lathe, drill press and several small benchtop machines. I just bought the 2HP Harbor Freight dust collector. It's time to get things piped in. I have to determing PVC or metal. I have read that it is best to use 6" ducting. WOW this seems huge! :eek: I suppose...
  4. Jim C Bradley

    Glenn n JimB BS Total Dust Collect Solution

    Hi, Welcome to the total solution to Dust Collection for the Grizzly 17 inch BS. Use the concept to adapt it to your Band Saw. In the beginning we had the typical BS DC problems. Dust from band saws seems to be more difficult to coral than some of the other machines. Glenn, in his own...
  5. glenn bradley

    Still More Fun with BS DC Tuning

    I made this little box out of some scraps. The 1" rare earth magnets really give it a grip and the trunnions and table tilt hardware create a good "back" wall for the box. It comes off an on quick and easy for blade changes. The difference in dust on the table is pretty substantial. Well...
  6. glenn bradley

    Ridgid EB4424 Sander DC Fix - ver 2

    I thought I had posted the fix I worked out for the rather poor DC on the Ridgid oscillating belt/spindle sander but am not finding it just yet. At any rate, it did help but I still wasn't getting a lot of the finer stuff that clouds the air when doing a lot of sanding (yes, I wear a...
  7. Bill Arnold

    More Shop Updates

    One of the first things I activated in my shop after running electrical to the existing structure was a few lights and my air compressor. It's a 6hp, 60gal unit in a fixed location on a dedicated 220V circuit. I've used either a 50' hose or a 100' hose dragged around my 36'x24' shop to do...
  8. Bill Arnold

    Overhead Tablesaw Guard and DC

    I recently completed more of my dust collection system and added the overhead system for my tablesaw that I've planned for a long time. Rather than take up space on the forum server with a bunch of photos, I added a page to my website. To see my installation, click here.
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