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  1. 17th January 2011, 11:12 PM #1
    Ralphie
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    Default Extracting dust from a Durden Sawbench

    I have a Durden Pacemaker UP10, 10' combination saw and planer. There is a dust collection point on the front which I have connected a 4" hose to. The only problem is that it only collects shavings from the planer. The dust from the saw falls out a slot in the side of the machine (all over the floor and some is sucked back into the saw). Has anyone else come across this problem and what is the solution. There is very little room to make a collector of some sort......
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  3. 20th January 2011, 12:40 AM #2
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    Just make up a shroud to cover the outlet for the saw and conect to a dust extraction system that is what I did with my pacemaker years ago
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  4. 20th January 2011, 09:43 PM #3
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    Thanks China, that's what I have done. I was going to use the floor pickup attatchment from Carb e tek ($80) but found a small pickup with a hose attachment at a local tool store with an old price tag for $6.50 and made a shrowd which I screwed on and it works well.
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