How To Make A Homemade Dust Collector
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I did look (quickly) at your blog. I will give it another glance.
Yeah! lets see it kill some dust hehe...
My precise question is:
Can this be a good at the source dust elimination for sanding and grinding?!
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@OttoBelden I Have Joined as A trainee In A Comapny So Using Some of ur principles too it gave me some Ideas will Update u Cheers
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Awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing it! - Otto
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@OttoBelden Yes dude we r Still In Process will update u in wat we r goin to do Cheers :) sure will upload it
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I'm glad that you found my video useful! Send me a link to your dust collector when you get it built if you decide to put it up on the net. I'd like to see what you are doing. There is more info on my blog about this dust collector as well, there are links in the video description.
Thanks for checking out my channel! - Otto
Love the idea!
I know you posted this a while ago but it would be cool to see it in action.
okkrom 2 months ago
@okkrom
Thanks! It works great, what would you like to see? I can turn it on and film it getting rid of dust? Have you looked at my blog? There is a lot more info there, let me know if you have any questions about his! - Otto
OttoBelden 2 months ago
@okkrom Thanks! Maybe I'll make a video and show it sucking up the dust! - Otto
OttoBelden 2 months ago
Very good idea, I have heard one can use an air conditioner fan but have not seen this used in a shop.
Thank you.
4vinos 3 months ago
@4vinos
I haven't seen anyone use an AC fan but I'm sure it could work. The nice thing about using a blower motor is the dust is only going through the blower and not the motor. With a fan the fan blade is usually mounted right on the motor shaft and all the dust has to pass over / under / around the motor. If it's not a sealed motor the dust goes into the motor and can mess it up. Also blowers are much better working against back pressure compared to fans. - Otto
OttoBelden 3 months ago