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DC using a Delta 28-206 BS?
Hi,
Is there anything that's needed to improve the dust collection on the 14" 28-206? I noticed on my BS there is a 1/2" gap between the swing-away door and the frame casting. I have been told that for effective dust collection, the unit needs to be sealed, in as much as possible, while still allowing for a proper intake volume. If that's true, I can see that at far as my BS is concerned, the dust collection may be ineffective and is, in fact, seems poor. I am currently using a Portable Jet 1 HP DC unit with a short hose. I have thought about using some form of weather stripping to seal the lower door, but I figured it may be better to ask the group first. The other question that I have is one regarding the table-top. It appears that the manufacturer used some form of grinder to flatten the top, which seems to be relatively flat (using a certified straight edge). The tabletop is a bit rough - is it worth having the tabletop smoothed at a local machine shop so it's smooth like my table saw? Finally, the Iturra catalog, suggests that owners of the 14" Delta may want to consider a replacement motor that is capable of high speed. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks for your help. Len |
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