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Steel City Air Scrubber
"Swingman" wrote in message news:...
"Dr. Deb" wrote I finally decided to take the plunge and get a unit to clean the air in the shop, in addition to my Dust Collector. Since Steel City has a nice unit on sale, I decided to go for it. snip Bottom line, the unit is probably good, but very fragile (case is made of much too thin a gauge metal). DO NOT hoist it by the eye bolts. As far as mounting it by them once you get it lifted up to the mounting point, don't know, haven't gotten that far. I do know that when the replacement arrives, I will bench test it and IF it passes I will gently lift it into position and let it sit on a couple of 1x6's. The eye bolts will stay in the bag. Interesting and topical ... I got a Wilton for Christmas that has been sitting on the shop bench since. The instructions sound eerily identical (probably made in the same factory). My plan was to install it tomorrow, which is really the first opportunity since I've been more out of town, than in, lately. I'll be taking your experience into account while doing so. Just a follow up ... the Wilton installation went just fine. This particular unit is made of heavy gauge metal and, the eye bolt to body, the opposite of fragile, worked fine. The only problem I had was solved with an extra hand to steady it while adjusting the height from the floor, SWMBO being well trained in these exercises. -- www.e-woodshop.net Last update: 10/22/08 KarlC@ (the obvious) |
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