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By Ron Swanson Jr. · Posted
My mind works the same way, though usual much more of the latter than the former. -
By Bradlyn ZImmerman · Posted
Thanks for all the input, doing some more research into the Thein Seperator, and I'm seeing there is a "top hat" version some people are making....would this be a perfect fit for my application vs putting that baffle with no sides into a large empty space? And for those who asked what planer it is, I have a 15" Bridgewood planer for regular planing, but the vast majority of my shavings is from my JointaWood Planer, (Slab surfacing planer, 20'Lx7'W bed, with a 12" helical head planer. Planing large slabs down, fills my jets 5 cubic foot bag in a matter of minutes. -
I've used pieces of 90 degree angled aluminum in similar situations. For odd-shaped things, I use a piece of pegboard held upright by a hand clamp, with pegboard hooks and wire. -
Take lots of pictures as you disassemble the subwoofers! Thankfully we had no tornados yesterday. Did get some gusts up to mid 60 mph but shockingly little branches down around here. Kids did great playing by themselves and even made cupcakes mostly by themselves. After work I installed the upper cabinets on our built in. Best part of that was my son coming over and helping with it. -
By Beechwood Chip · Posted
This is my old dust collector, under an 8' ceiling. I built a Thein separator into the ring between the trash can and the filter. The filter never needed cleaning, just some tapping to get the loose dust out when I emptied the bin.
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