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    I was recently in Burnie on holidays at the Makers Workshop. They had a guy there turning bowls and stuff and when he started sanding, he used a Carbatec single side bag d/e with some flex hose. It must have worked pretty well and was quiet enough to use in an open plan shop. I have been looking at the enclosed units at Hare and Forbes https://www.machineryhouse.com.au/Products?stockCode=W848 to mount under my bench and run some PVC piping to my lathe for the same purpose. The enclosure keeps the noise and dust inside the unit which I think isn't a bad idea.

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    Paul

    Thanks for your response

    I had a quick look at the Hare and Forbes. I take it that you still have to have a DE and instead of the bag on the DE a hose links it into the box. Would I be right?

    How did the guy in Tassie have his hooked up? A 1hp side bag DE that trapped all dust would be great as long as it is easy to empty.

    I like Bruce's idea of have the PVC piping instead of the corrugated flexible pipe.

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    Greg,

    From my understanding, there is an 1100W motor on the end of the box that draws the air in so it is a self contained DE, no need for another unit.

    The one in Tassie had his lathe set in the mddle of his space with the DE under a bench to his right, at right angles to the lathe. A 4inch flex hose ran to the back of the lathe and rested on the edge of the banjo via a cable tie. It's a bit hard to explain but it looked really simple.

    Paul

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