Terry
I forgot to mention here is another one (I missed the first
one- Mike B.)
http://www.fishcarver.com/making_a_dust_collector.htm
Lynn (Diel)
Hi Terry;
I'm surprised no one has yet directed you to the ezine archives,
Thierry
Varem-Sanders wrote a article on building a downdraft dust
curtain...looks
portable to me since he has it mounted on a WorkMate.(G)
http://carverscompanion.com/Ezine/Vol3Issue3/Vol3Issue3.html
Gordon Paterson
Dowling, Ont.Can.
I made a dust collector starting with a 21” box fan. I made
a shell to go around it that is open on the out side and where the in
side has
2 doors that swing out and a "hatch back" that swings from the top.
The 2 doors that swing out from the sides support the hatch when it is
in
operation. I made both swing doors and the hatch from Plexiglas so that
light
would shine thru. I fixed the shell so that it is deeper than the case
of the
fan so that I could put 3 furnace filters between the fan case and the
doors
when they are shut. a simple strap across at top and bottom holds the
filters
in place. It works just great.
Happiness is a tall boat and breeze to fill her sails
Have a good day
George (Farrel)
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