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Dust Collection W/Contractor Tablesaw
I have an old Craftsman 10 inch contractor tablesaw which I want to hook up to
my PennState Dust collector 1250CMF. I have a large plastic 4" collector pan that will sit under the saw to collect dust. Do I need to block off air entry into the open back of the saw? I imagine it will not work unless I do. What say you? |
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