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  1. 28th April 2007, 01:22 AM #1
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    Well, I finally got my machines hooked up to my bargain dust collector (2hp Gabbett). What a fantastic improvement. I have the Table Saw, the linisher, the Band Saw and the thicknesser connected to it. I have my 2 shop made cyclone collectors connected to all my hand held and under bench mounted electron burners. I got some really flexible ducting from Purple Pig. 100mm x 10m for 145 bucks and a 5" to 4" reducing Y connector from Specialised Joinery Products for the DC. Now I can breathe easy and see clearer.
    Dust Collector and cyclones...Highly recommended.
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    So where are the pictures?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shedhand View Post
    Dust Collector and cyclones...Highly recommended.
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