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Thread: Dust collection (Another one)
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16th November 2004, 09:29 PM #1
Dust collection (Another one)
Has anyone made the cyclone dust collector from Australian Woodworker last month?
The author claims it works but with an inlet below the cone, it's hard to see how. I have just bought a new 3 micron filter bag from Hare & Forbes sale day for my two bag unit and at last the dust seems to be staying inside the thing.
I also have a Carba-Tec air filter hanging from the ceiling which seems to clear the air but the primary filter gets clogged up easily and the continual cleaning is wearing the filter material away. I've been back to Carba-Tec in Auburn twice to get a replacement but both times they have been out of stock. (Were they ever IN stock??) and the price quoted seems a little excessive compared with the original cost of the unit. Has anyone had the same problem and/or sourced the filters from somewhere else?
Still on the same subject of dust, I saw the Jet filter at Trend which fits on a 44 gal drum and uses a Truck filter cartridge as final stage. Seemed quiet and efficient. Any experiences?
Graeme
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16th November 2004, 10:10 PM #2
Come on, wer'e waiting!
If you can do it - Do it! If you can't do it - Try it!
Do both well!
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16th November 2004, 11:54 PM #3Originally Posted by graemet
I was also wondering how long it would take for someone to comment.
I note that the exhaust was placed OUTSIDE & it has a spray nozzle
for a water hose attachment on the outlet.... :confused:
In the OLD days, that sort of attachment on a smoke stack was called
a 'scrubber' & it was installed as last resort attempt to clean up the output
before it hit the real world.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that it doesn't work BUT....
if I read between the lines, the fact the the outlet is outside the workshop &
it has a water assisted spray nozzle on it, maybe, just maybe,
it has limited applications.Cliff.
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17th November 2004, 04:16 PM #4Deceased
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Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Peter.
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17th November 2004, 09:06 PM #5
Graeme, I saw the Jet DC650-TS at the Canberra wood show and like it. A mate of mine bought one and he is very pleased with it, he replaced his 2hp DC with it. I am going to get one next month when I have to go to Sydney.
Cheers
Barry
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17th November 2004, 09:13 PM #6
It's ok to have a device which can scrub your emmisions as long as you have a container for the matter which is going to atmosphere. In reality you should keep the dust you make for later disposal. I guess with so many designs floatring about for the cyclones I would like to know which is the most efficient. Anybody got a lead on this?
If you can do it - Do it! If you can't do it - Try it!
Do both well!
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17th November 2004, 09:58 PM #7Originally Posted by Sturdee
I didn't get much chance to read in the longe at Hong Kong as it was busy &
there were only 2 working Internet PCs.
I was in Tuscany on Tuesday 14th & I didn't read anything on this board
for a couple of weeks.Cliff.
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17th November 2004, 10:04 PM #8Originally Posted by ernknot
http://billpentz.com//woodworking/cyclone/index.cfm
There's HEAPS of good reading at that site.Cliff.
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17th November 2004, 10:30 PM #9
Peter,
Yes, I saw the previous threads. What I wanted to know was if anyone had actually made one!
Graeme
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17th November 2004, 10:52 PM #10Deceased
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Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Peter.
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18th November 2004, 08:28 AM #11Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
where've ya Wheelie Bin?
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18th November 2004, 09:22 PM #12
Tuscany, Cliff, you poor bastard. My sympathies are with you and your family at this time.
Sean (who travels on the inside)
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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18th November 2004, 10:02 PM #13Originally Posted by scooter
Actually liked the north of Italy better than Tuscana, cooler, better wine, etc.Cliff.
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