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  1. 4th July 2018, 11:21 PM #1
    Flindersia
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    Default Adjustable dust collector for wood lathe

    Big gulp on an adjustable stand. $30 pickup from Ascot
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  3. 5th July 2018, 07:16 AM #2
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    Does the top swivel indepandant of the base, and what is diameter of duct fitting on stand please.

    Would like to put first dibs on it if size suits my setup

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  4. 7th July 2018, 08:08 AM #3
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    Hi Hors,
    Sorry this has taken a while. The stand is adjustable in all directions from what I can tell. The additional photo here should help describe things. There is a knob that adjusts the telescoping of the main shaft for height, a second knob for tilting adjustment of the big gulp head and a third knob to move the head in and out. You can't see the third knob in the photo as it is on the other side but you can see the groove for the in-out adjustability in the photo. I should mention that the third knob has some damage to the plastic portion of the knob. It doesn't affect the functioning or adjustability of the piece but it just makes it a little tough on the fingers if you overtighten it. Finger tight works fine. As for the extraction, the steel section is close enough to 100mm OD so any 100mm ID extraction hose will be fine. The leading edge of the connection is bevelled and has a couple of clever machined grooves to give the hose something to hold on to. Let me know if you think it might work for you.
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  5. 7th July 2018, 01:02 PM #4
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    Perfect Troy, consider it sold

    Busy week end, those of us with kids. if OK will pick up early monday morning on my way to work?
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