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  1. 18th August 2015, 10:06 PM #1
    Prle77
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    Default Question regarding cyclone dust separator

    Hi everyone
    Im looking at adding a cyclone dust separator to my generic 2HP dusty..
    I have found this one from hare and forbes CDS-2/3 - Cyclone Dust Separator for $385
    Does anyone have one?? Is it any good???
    Also I don't understand how it is so much cheaper than carbatec cyclone super dusty deputy which sells for $499
    Am I missing something..
    Hare and forbes model seems more complete and better than the super dusty but yet super dusty is so much more expensive...
    Forum search did not show anything on this CDS-2/3
    Anyway would love to hear any news

    Thank you
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  3. 19th August 2015, 08:46 PM #2
    aldav
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    There's heaps of information and various opinions on the subject on this forum - you just need to search. Start here - https://www.woodworkforums.com/f200/1000-195159.

    With the links to other threads there is so much information you should be kept going for a week. Basically the thing you're looking at from Hare and Forbes is a POS.

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