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27th March 2019, 05:09 PM #16
The lenght of the unit when hanging on the wall is 1100mm
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27th March 2019, 09:22 PM #17Senior Member
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https://www.timbecon.com.au/extracti...dust-extractor
I have a unit very similar to the Sherwood, same specs just probably a different badge. It is ok as a chip collector, but I dont think it gets much dust. It is also really, really noisy. Louder than the table saw. I dont use it much now, and definitely would never buy another.
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27th March 2019, 09:23 PM #18Woodturner with a shed
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27th March 2019, 09:45 PM #19Woodturner with a shed
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So, Bob, what you're saying is that I probably should have a vertical dual bag system, installed in a cabinet, vented to outside the shed, probably with some form of cyclone separator in advance. Whilst I'm getting that sorted I should focus in getting my sharpening spot on, my turning fast and efficient, roughing out green wood and only finish turning dried wood such that sanding is minimised? Oh, and wear a forced air face shield as well?
Does that sum it up to this point?
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27th March 2019, 10:04 PM #20.
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No cyclone unless, you get a something like a Clearvue.
Cyclones on small DCs are too restrictive to flow.
That's why Clearvue cyclones start with a 15" impeller and a 4HP motor.
If you don't have room for a DC, a 20 room change per hour ventilation fan would be better than the under bench DC unit you are looking at.
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28th March 2019, 07:13 PM #21
This style has always been very noisy, the drumming effect you get through the unit is horrendous
Jim Carroll
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