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27th May 2023, 01:06 PM #1GOLD MEMBER
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Above Table Dust Extraction Complete
I've been without above table dust extraction since I installed the Incra fence on my previous saw. Since getting my new saw installing some effective above table extraction has been a priority. There were a few difficulties to overcome though; a small shed with no overhead ducting; all machines on wheels maximises the versatility of the space, so any solution has to be totally onboard; the wish to maintain a minimum 1220mm width of cut to the right of the blade.
The only dust extraction point on the saw is a 150mm connection at the back, the above table extraction needed to be ducted back to this point. All the materials for the ducting have a minimum 90mm ID and were mainly sourced from standard plumbing parts. 100mm ducting would have been better, but introduced too many problems, even the 90mm is 14 times the size of the port originally supplied with the saw. It works very well leaving very minimal debris on the table even when completing less than full kerf cuts. The blade hood is constructed from 3mm Lexan using aluminium angle and SS machine screws. The design of the hood and support structure was inspired by DomAU's excellent build, thanks for posting it Dom.
The whole thing is constructed mainly using junk and materials on hand, materials and fixings purchased amount to well under $100.
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27th May 2023, 04:17 PM #2SENIOR MEMBER
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Looks great.
Can you share a few more photos? E.g. side on view of the hood and adjustment mechanism.
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27th May 2023, 05:47 PM #3GOLD MEMBER
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A Few More Pics
The counter weight is a couple of lumps of solid steel, just over 3Kg. M10 clamping knobs to lock the hood in the desired position. Pipe to frame mounts are cut from 25mm SHS. The overhead extraction is fed directly by pipe work to the 150mm outlet inside the cabinet.
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27th May 2023, 06:28 PM #4
Hi David
That drill press and stand in the first photo looks quite at home in your workshop.
Great job on the extractionAnd my head I'd be a scratchin'
While my thoughts were busy hatchin'
If I only had a brain.
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27th May 2023, 07:30 PM #5GOLD MEMBER
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Hi Ruddy. Yes, it has settled in fairly well, although there was a bit of head scratching going on working out where I could fit it. A bit of strengthening of the stand and some lockable castors added the (mandatory?) versatility. It's a good unit, thanks for holding it for me. Now for a drill press table.
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