dust collector hose - what to do
 

I go tone of the smaller Jet dust collectors with the hose connection
coming out of the top. What were the designers thinking? Must be cheap and
unwieldy? What do people of there do with the hose to prevent it from
kinking coming out of the top and then straight down the opposite way? Buy
more 90 degree plastic fittings, make a home brew lead out of rigid duct,
let it kink? Seems like a crappy design, should've gone with the bigger one
that has the hose connection at the bottom where it makes sense.

dust collector hose - what to do
 

"lucky4fingers" wrote in message
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I go tone of the smaller Jet dust collectors with the hose connection
coming out of the top. What were the designers thinking? Must be cheap and
unwieldy? What do people of there do with the hose to prevent it from
kinking coming out of the top and then straight down the opposite way? Buy
more 90 degree plastic fittings, make a home brew lead out of rigid duct,
let it kink? Seems like a crappy design, should've gone with the bigger
one
that has the hose connection at the bottom where it makes sense.

Get hose with reinforcing wire. That way you can keep a round lumen, and
ground the hose to prevent dust explosions.

dust collector hose - what to do
 

Some people run the hose up to the ceiling, in which case the top
inlet is convenient. For those people the bottom outlet seems like
a crappy design, and they should have the hose connection at the
top where it makes sense.



lucky4fingers wrote:
I go tone of the smaller Jet dust collectors with the hose connection
coming out of the top. What were the designers thinking? Must be cheap and
unwieldy? What do people of there do with the hose to prevent it from
kinking coming out of the top and then straight down the opposite way? Buy
more 90 degree plastic fittings, make a home brew lead out of rigid duct,
let it kink? Seems like a crappy design, should've gone with the bigger one
that has the hose connection at the bottom where it makes sense.