Ok, now that we're on this subject, I've got a question or ten. I've got a
REALLY small shop built onto the garage, 10' X 26' X 7.5' to be exact. Right
now I've got the 2" plastic pipe ran around the walls with flex hose and
blast gates to the equipment. I have a shopvac attached to it that is
sitting in the garage. I can't hear it, see it, or smell it. I have my
bigger stuff, jointer, and planer, on the side of the garage LOML don't park
her Explorer in, with a Ridgid DC hooked to them.That part works fine, what
I'm wondering is, would I be better off putting a DC in the place of the
shopvac or if I did that, would I need to run 4" pipe in the shop also? All
the stuff I have in the shop has 2" fittings on them, with the exception of
the router and sanders. They're duct taped and retro fitted!!! Thanks!!!!


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"Wilson Lamb" wrote in message
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Put it outside and don't worry about the bag quality.
Wilson
"WARRENRN1" wrote in message
...
went to woodcraft over valentine's day weekend.....ok, it was a side
trip
after
we went to some needlepoint shop for my wife..... and was looking at
dust
collectors. looked at the jet and the delta. am leaning towards the
delta...
the smaller 2 bag unit going for $159. i was told by one of the sales
guys
that delta is having a 10% off sale on all their power tools (dust
collectors
included) this thursday... feb 19.
i have seen an ad for the harbor freight collector on sale for $149.
both
have
30 micron upper bags.
asking for opinions about how each work...compared to one another. i am
not
going to set a collections system thruout the shop, but rather attach it
to the
machine i am working with at the time.
any help in determining would be appreciative. BTW.. the sale is only
for feb
19. and if woodcraft is out of stock or on vback order, they will honor
the
price change.
so says the sales guy at woodcraft.