Pantorouter up date Dust control

thank´s for the update and taking the time to do it :-)

Dennis

Yep, Mathias doesn’t seem to have had any problems with the chips until now.
Did you submit him pictures of your version? I’m sure he would be glad to add your version to his website and even improve the plans for such chips collection.

-- Thomas - There is no such thing as a problem, there only are solutions.

Thanks for blazing the trail !

-- http://wood.mcgivern.org

Great looking jig.
I received an e-mail today from rockler on their whirlwind dust port, thought it may help control some of the dust at the router bit. I have to agree that Matthais is brilliant. His web sit is awesome.

-- Chuck

Thanks Chuck that idea might work. The problem I had with the first idea was when the end of the section got too far away from the end of the bit, it was very ineffective. With my second idea I was able to trap the air around the bit and make the section more effective. It looks to me like that’s what they’ve done with this tool. I was thinking that I needed a stronger shop vac. the shop vac I have now is a 6.5 peak, whatever that means. Dust control always seems to be a problem in the wood shop, I’m better at throwing dust and chips then I am at picking it up.

Gerry

-- Gray hair is a crown of splendor; it is attained by a righteous life. Proverbs 16:31

i tried the same way as you did but then chips start flying left and right.would be nice if you can post video how’s your dust vaccum system working.
thanx in advance