Suction Sanding Table

awesome job!!!

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Very cool. Saved this to my favorites!

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Nice job. They work really well.

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I too saved this to my favorites. Nice job.

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Very cool idea, I might need to make a bigger one though for some of the larger projects!

very cool !

great job. I just picked up some peg board to do the same thing. Great timing. What size did you make it? Would also like to hear how it works after you have had a chance to put it to the test.

-- John, Colorado's (Wooden Wizard)

It is 16”x24”x4”. Hope this helps.

I have the rest of the pegboard which is 32×24 and have plans for a bigger one if this turns out to werk well. I may make it to fit my DC and use a 4”port. I would have to make it 6” high to accommodate the 4” port.

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saved – would be interested in feedback in a few weeks. if it works it should really help keeping fines out of the air.

I made one of these as well. Has been working very good.

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Added to my growing to-do list.

You can block off some of the holes with blocks of MDF to increase suction.

Another “must-do” project! :)

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I’m inspired. Putting this on my to-do list!

-- JP, Columbia, Mo.

Thanks guys for the comments. Hope it werk good for those that build one. I’m not into projects right now that require this box but in the near future I have something in mind that I could use it on. I built it mainly for use with my belt sander as I have no DC port on it. It is an old craftsman 3x?. I use a small dust hose on my ROS which werks very well.

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