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Thread: Table Saw Dust Extraction
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19th November 2004, 11:59 PM #1
Table Saw Dust Extraction
Having just had a new concrete floor put down in the workshop I thought I'd take the opportunity to bury a 4" pipe and put an outlet directly under the workcentre. Seemed like a good idea at the time but then I got to thinking...
How or what do I need to fabricate to join the 4" outlet to the underside of the workcentre to catch the dust????
Any thoughts???
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20th November 2004, 12:19 AM #2
Saw a similar setup - but not buried in the floor.
Fabricate up a box with a hole in the bottom to sit over your floor pipe - and a hole in the top the same diameter (or slightly larger) as the ring in the workcentre dustbag top piece (the bit that the lower bag section hangs on to). I think the problem they encountered was the high suction was causing the bag to suck in - this was overcome by controlling the suction flow, and drilling a few extra hole in the workcentre centre track, to increase air flow.
I think they may have even had a slide up hatch on one side of this floor box, so they could sweep up the stray sawdust - straight into the hatch. Not sure on that point - but worth giving it a go. What about plumbing in the hose from the dust guard - again, into the box?
Good luck
Dohboy
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22nd November 2004, 11:50 AM #3Originally Posted by AndrewCM
It might give you a few ideas.
StephenTo err is human, to really stuff up requires a computer!
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24th November 2004, 09:49 AM #4
Thanks Stephen, great pictures and it looks like it would work extremely well.
Food for thought!