Dust collectors

[Erwinspiano at aol.com]

Hi Guys
  Hey all great suggestions.  Thanks one & all.  Where's  Farrell?
    To avoid the cost of an expensive unit would it not be fairly  effective 
to just put the thing outside & avoid the filter thing  altogether? WIth 
adequate cfm would this make sense. I work with the doors  open a lot & nice north 
south breeze thru the shop. Hey It's Calif.
    
  I'd love to buy a cyclone but it'll have to wait till later.   For 350 
bucks it appears Grizzly & I can solve my immediate problems. 
  Comments kids?
  Dale
 

Dale,
    We bought a Delta 4800 cfm dust collector with a 5 hp  motor (around 
$1,600.00). It is designed to run 4 machines at once with 1200  cfm each. Now we 
can run the cnc machine, a buffer, sander and whatever else  at the same time 
without a drop in vacuum. It is one of the best purchases we  made.   Good 
luck,   Mike

----- Original Message ----- 
From:  _Erwinspiano at aol.com_ (mailto:Erwinspiano at aol.com)  
To: _pianotech at ptg.org_ (mailto:pianotech at ptg.org)  
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 9:24  AM
Subject: Dust collectors


Saw dust princes
  The little 3/4 horse jet is refusing to provide enough suction  p[power to 
clear the sawdust from the new monster 20" Grizzly planer. You  guys with 
larger machines out there....What are you using?  I will  eventually hook mine up 
to the Laguna  16 " & the   8  "& Jointer as well. I see that Grizzly has a 2 
horse with large bags  & 2.5 micron filter.
  Sounds like  deal for $275.00
 What say ye?
  Dale Erwin




 



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