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26th September 2015, 04:47 PM #16
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Well Bob!
I have invested time and money into your advice. Today I built a platform for a shed outside of my workshop for my dust collection system. I have extended the cable on my remote switch so it can be mounted up high within the shed. Ill log some pictures this coming weekend when I have some more time. I am hoping to have the shed up with collector in by tomorrow night! Wish me luck.
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27th September 2015, 10:48 PM #17
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28th September 2015, 02:59 PM #18
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Looks good.
I assume that the lack of noise insulation means that noise is not a problem to you or the neighbours ?
One other question, how does the air get out?
Relying on gaps etc will add restriction to flow.
There should be a clear/unobstructed opening (the bigger the better.
Od course the bigger it is the better.
A minimum would be something like twice the cross sectional area of a 6" duct.
Mine uses 4x the cross sectional area of a 6" duct.
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28th September 2015, 03:18 PM #19
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Thanks Bob, I rekon I could leave the door off! It is a sliding door so I can open it ajar when in use..
Did you see my Potplant reducer!! Thanks for the tip. I hope to get a more permanent connector when I set up the pipes but at this point the potplant will do fine!
Originally Posted by BobL
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2nd October 2015, 04:28 PM #20
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That's fine if noise is not an issue. Originally Posted by Miko Zaire
Thanks Bob, I rekon I could leave the door off! It is a sliding door so I can open it ajar when in use..
Yes I saw that - very good.Did you see my Potplant reducer!! Thanks for the tip. I hope to get a more permanent connector when I set up the pipes but at this point the potplant will do fine!
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