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Well, I followed suit with some other LJ’s and made my own dust collector. After some trial and error, I made some mods and adjustments. I put the collector on wheels for easier moveability. I put handles on the lid to help pull it around. I also used some bungie cords to help hold the container down when moving it around. The idea of a pool hose was a great idea as I have 40 ft of left over hose from my son’s pool. Total cost….about $5 for the top fittings. Oh, and it works as well as advertised!! I tried it on my wetvac and didn’t get any dust in it at all.
Prez
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JohnMeeley
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#1 posted 456 days ago
Five bucks! Gotta love that stuff! Savings are exponential!
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DIYaholic
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#2 posted 456 days ago
Great job! A sound investment, that should serve you well. It also didn’t “SUCK” your wallet dry!!!
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wolflrv
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#3 posted 456 days ago
Nice job!! I like it!!
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Martyroc
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#4 posted 456 days ago
Cool, I hope I get good results with mine, click here to see progress
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
Trev_Batstone
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#5 posted 456 days ago
Looks good. I’m trying to build up enough nerve to make a dust collector, but really haven’t begun yet.
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Gabe C.
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#6 posted 456 days ago
Great job! I like the cart with the bungee cords, that’s a great idea!
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madts
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#7 posted 456 days ago
Great job. What makes it good? There must be certain angles that need to be maintained for the centrifical forces to work. Please enlighten me
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Andrew
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#8 posted 456 days ago
madts, look here:
http://www.cgallery.com/jpthien/cy.htm
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