Dust collector
 

About six months ago I saw a contraption on the web.

It was like a funnel on a steel stand which had a connection to fit an
extractor hose to.

I thought that it might be a good idea to stand behind the lathe to use in
collecting dust when sanding.

Now that I have got around to thinking of buying one I can no longer find
the web page where I saw it.

Anyone know where I might find it?

Thanks

mory.

mory wrote:

It was like a funnel on a steel stand which had a connection to fit an
extractor hose to.

I thought that it might be a good idea to stand behind the lathe to use in
collecting dust when sanding.

Now that I have got around to thinking of buying one I can no longer find
the web page where I saw it.

Anyone know where I might find it?

Is this the thing?

http://www.axminster.co.uk/product.a...sfile=1&jump=4



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On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 00:13:47 -0000, "mory" wrote:

About six months ago I saw a contraption on the web.

It was like a funnel on a steel stand which had a connection to fit an
extractor hose to.

I thought that it might be a good idea to stand behind the lathe to use in
collecting dust when sanding.

Now that I have got around to thinking of buying one I can no longer find
the web page where I saw it.

Anyone know where I might find it?

Thanks

mory.




Do a Google search for cyclone dust collector. I got approx 25,800
results.

Its a doddle to build your own using a dustbin, a bucket and some bits
and pieces of guttering.

Good luck..

Rick...

Rick wrote:

Do a Google search for cyclone dust collector. I got approx 25,800
results.

Its a doddle to build your own using a dustbin, a bucket and some bits
and pieces of guttering.

you mean like :-

http://www.internode.ltd.uk/cyclone/


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John Rumm wrote:

you mean like :-

http://www.internode.ltd.uk/cyclone/

How cool is that!
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On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 12:57:36 +0000, John Rumm
wrote:

Rick wrote:

Do a Google search for cyclone dust collector. I got approx 25,800
results.

Its a doddle to build your own using a dustbin, a bucket and some bits
and pieces of guttering.

you mean like :-

http://www.internode.ltd.uk/cyclone/

Yup, just like that :)

Great minds and all that ...

Rick...

Pet @ www.gymratz.co.uk wrote:
John Rumm wrote:

you mean like :-

http://www.internode.ltd.uk/cyclone/


How cool is that!

I will take no credit for the idea, just the implementation. There are
plenty more about, Andy D has some on his site he

http://codesmiths.com/shed/workshop/cyclones.htm

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