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  1. 9th July 2013, 06:32 PM #1
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    Default 45 degree takeoff position

    Can the experts please tell me if a 45 degree takeoff 1' to11/2' from the intake of the Clearvue is OK. I know it is not recommended because of turbulence but would it mess things up too much?

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    A piccie of what you are thinking might help us


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    I think you are saying you want to want to locate a 45º takeoff immediately adjacent to the intake of a Clearvue.

    Yes it will add turbulence so it's better not to, but if you have no choice then you have no choice.

    I can't say how much it would affect things, I won't be too much.
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    Give it a try as I am curious and the knowledge will help others. I doubt you will notice the difference but it is only a gut feeling.
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  6. 10th July 2013, 09:17 PM #5
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    Thanks for the reply Bob. Sorry Chris I have decided to leave the ducting as is and put a sharpening station where I was going to move the lathe to.
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