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20th February 2022, 03:25 PM #1Senior Member
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Impeller blade burrs
Started assembling a 3HP dust extractor.
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I noticed the machine finish on the inner side entry and exit ends of each blade had about a 0.25mm burr at most.
Easier to feel than photograph but you can see the light reflecting at the exit end on the first and 2nd images.
3rd image is the leading/entry edge
The back side of each blade is totally smooth
Is there any point giving these a tickle up and filing these smooth to improve efficiency or will they eventually wear down themselves?
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Thanks for the quick reply Bob
I'll give them a quick rub down just to get the burr off
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