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DC Ductwork
Has anyone tried using the flexible aluminum ductwork for their dust
collector? Comes in 4" and different lengths. Seems pretty strong. |
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DC Ductwork
Except for a very short length, the pressure drop will be too great.
On Sun, 21 May 2006 15:57:38 GMT, "Jimmy" wrote: Has anyone tried using the flexible aluminum ductwork for their dust collector? Comes in 4" and different lengths. Seems pretty strong. |
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DC Ductwork
On Sun, 21 May 2006 15:57:38 GMT, "Jimmy"
wrote: Has anyone tried using the flexible aluminum ductwork for their dust collector? Comes in 4" and different lengths. Seems pretty strong. I try to avoid flexible tubes--wood tends to get caught in the ridges, plus the ribs increase turbulence. |
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