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1st April 2009, 03:10 PM #1
1 hp under bench help
hi all now i do not no alot about dust extraction so im helping you all can help me out
now im looking at the 1hp under bench
just tihnking of it coz of the cost and use of it
and space
looking at useing the big gulp just to pick up the chips and dust from time to time
and am thinking if some one can tell me
can i hook up the floor sweep??
and hook it up to a small bandsaw???
keep in mind i dont wana use all 3 at same time
so can someone tell me can this be done???
what do i have to get to get it done???
thanksDANGER!!!!I'm Dyslexic Spelling may offend!!!!!
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There are a few different sorts of '1 hp' dust suckers, generally depending on if they are powered by a brush type motor or a universal motor - the universal motors are slightly more expensive, heavier and a LOT quieter - which may make a difference depending on how close the neighbours are, and if they put batteries in their hearing aids.
I'd suggest shoving the little sucker outside and running the pipe inside to where ever you want to get rid of dust & shavings - the bags on these machines are not too flash & will attempt to evenly spread any dust collected back over the shop if left inside. As most of them have castors it is not too hard to shove them outside, then let them back in - like the family dog when there is a big dinner on
They can be used as a floor sweep or connected to a single power tool using flexible tube, and several on-line suppliers have specialised fittings that make it easy to connect & reconnect various tools. Rockler (US) have a very complete range of fittings for 4" flex tube, and Lee Valley (Canada) & Carbatec (Oz) also have taper fittings that allow you to just jam them over standard 4" dust ports on machines.
If you only want to use 1 at a time, you just need one length of flex tube, 2 hose clamps & one taper fitting, then just swap around, no need for blast gates or a mile of plumbing fittings.
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1st April 2009, 08:41 PM #3
well im looking at the carba tec 1 hp underbench
dont know much about it
my work space is under the house and coz we lease the huse i cant have anythink fixed to walss or cant cut in to anythink
as for people next door wellDANGER!!!!I'm Dyslexic Spelling may offend!!!!!
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