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Forum topic by Bieser posted 189 days ago 710 views 0 times favorited 3 replies Add to Favorites Watch
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Bieser

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189 days ago

I would like to know how many of you run your dust collector and air compressors in sheds outside your shop. I would like to know how that has worked and if you have anything you would do different? I am planning on building a shed to handle both my air compressor and dust collector. Things I am wondering about: Is heat or cold a problem (I live in Colorado) did you insulate? Should I separate the rooms? how do you handle draining your compressor tanks? any problems with putting dust collector and air compressor in same shed. And I would love to see some!

Thanks B




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Cole Tallerman

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#1 posted 189 days ago

i dont have a pic and i wont be at my shop untill 2 weeks from now but il explain mine. I have the impeller in a crawl space just outside my shop. it is open to the air but not the weather. It has been fine through 2 winters with sub 15 temperatures. the only downside is that it pumps my heated shop air into the freezing outdoors

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TeamTurpin

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#2 posted 189 days ago

Small shop; small vacuum closet. All that noisy stuff goes out back. And, I’ve even got room to stack a few saw horses in there too!

-- http://www.teamturpin.org/house/shop.htm

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Bieser

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#3 posted 189 days ago

Teamturpin I actually saw yours online. I am stealing a few ideas from yours. I dont think im going to run any kind of filter on mine though just direct left over dust after the cyclone out the side of the shed.

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