Hi Everyone! it was a rainy morning, I got up early and couldn´t make noise in the shop (everyone sleeping) so started sketchup and built a version of Bill’s cyclone.
This cyclone is the smallest one, calculated for a shop vac or very small motor, and a ducting of 4”
here is bill´s sheet with measures
the plan is metric will update it in the next days…
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brazjuca
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#1 posted 730 days ago
very good project which would use to manufacture materil.
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dedalo
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#2 posted 730 days ago
hi fernando!
you coud use a metal sheet or PVC. In argentina there are a lot of people that works with metal sheet finishd with zinc, I will try to build mine using it.
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#3 posted 730 days ago
I looked into the size you are making a while back. It would be very interesting how big of a shop tool it will work on. What stopped me was not having anyone who could help me with the metal work.
Steve.
fernandoindia
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#4 posted 730 days ago
Hi Rodrigo,
It was raining here 8 am too. Anyway I make a lot of noise to wake up teenagers, lol.
Interesting job ahead Rodrigo. I investigated a lot, and finally took the lazy way: just put an intermediate separator with no ciclone at all. It works quite well. No chips at all through the turbine, just dust. That was I was looking at minimum, no wood or screws hitting the fans.
Thank you for the belt and extrusion link. Will pay a visit there.
@Fernando Brazjuca , have you pay a look at Martin´s recent blog on this? He is using a security plastic cone.
-- Back home. Fernando
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