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  1. 21st September 2006, 02:14 PM #1
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    I was going to add this to my previous thread about TS's but saw the recent DE queries so thought I'd keep it separate ........Tradelink got my adaptors quicker than expected, so here’s the final installation: -
    1. TS in centre of shed ready to do it’s first major cut up.
    2. Overhead ducting
    3. Blast gate and sweep with flexi hose. Loosely supported to stop the hose sagging!
    4. The only 90 degree bend in the system, just to keep things tight and above head height - zip tied as an anchor
    <o></o>The whole of the back, where the motor hangs out is open on the Jet and while this wouldn’t be a problem for heavier chip extraction. For the fine stuff I’ll be creating I think I’ll try and close the back up as much as possible.
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    Looks quite neat. Does it work OK?
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    Yeah looks servicable but does it work and if it does.... what is your system connected to.

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    Oh yeh – sucks like a good-un.

    It’s a 2 hp Hafco see - http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...70&postcount=1

    I work on my own so out of the 3 outlets/blast gates I will only ever have one is use at any one time.
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    Looks good greenie great job.
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    Hey, Greenie512, it looks great. I have been thinking about a PVC pipe system for my own extractor. I notice that you have a couple of y's down to your chop saw, etc. Did you make these out of PVC or did you buy them somewhere? Tah
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    Quote Originally Posted by LuckyDuck View Post
    Hey, Greenie512, it looks great. I have been thinking about a PVC pipe system for my own extractor. I notice that you have a couple of y's down to your chop saw, etc. Did you make these out of PVC or did you buy them somewhere? Tah
    These are standard fitting I bought at bunnies. You'll notice theres one at the end of the line on the main wall with a stopped end, to help clear any blockages in the future and I should have put one at the end of the TS run for the same reason but was lazy. I could always access this run via the flexi hose joiner.

    You might want to see the latest editions to Waldo's thread - http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...t=21968&page=3
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    Interesting speakers you've got there, reminds me of the PMC brand where the speaker box consist of internal baffles to extend the low frequencies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zelk View Post
    Interesting speakers you've got there, reminds me of the PMC brand where the speaker box consist of internal baffles to extend the low frequencies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by greenie512 View Post
    .... ........Tradelink got my adaptors quicker than expected, ....
    Don't those adaptors make it easy - beeeeewdyful!

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