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Well that is amazingly helpful. Being relatively new to all of this, I assumed I'd need more! Thank you for your input. -
For dust collection in a small shop I currently use a 6.5 peak HP Craftsman shop vac and cyclone separator with an eight foot 2 1/2" flexible hose run to a lathe, mitre saw and table saw. Because I'm not happy with the results I am considering an upgrade to a 4" inch run with dust collector capability over 1000 CFM...perhaps the Harbor Freight system. However my saws have 2 1/2" ports . According to an on line dust design recommendation, machines with less than a 3" port would be better off using a shop vac. Would a dust collector over 1000 CFM be an upgrade over my shop vac since I would need to concert 4" hose for 2 1/2" ports? -
By Smashedfinger · Posted
I got the Laguna 18/47. It's in really good shape; I was surprised to find out it stops immediately if there is a catch; which I had with a carbide tool. Pretty smooth, plus a bunch of blanks, even some nice size chunks of claro walnut. -
With the style of table you have there half lap with contrasting pins, maybe 3/8 dia. in size would look nice... I think... yea I am pretty sure it would look good. -
Of course your right. I tend to get a little overbearing & opinionated at times and I apologize for that.
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