Dust collectors

#11 07-21-2004, 08:19 PM

THANKS people, some great idea's and sites. You've given me lots to think about. We're lucky to have this message board when your in need of help.

Elmer

#12 07-21-2004, 10:26 PM

Elmer, I made one for next to nothing, two computer fans, some scrap plywood, a piece of vaccum cleaner hose, 5 gallon bucket, some old sheet metal, and an old pair of panty hose. More then likely, you've got most of that stuff laying around the shop, shed, garage, or basement. (if you go cat fishin, check your tackle box for the panty hose

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Click on the link below for my photo album, there's a few pictures there. If you need more info just ask.

mdallensr · #13 07-22-2004, 03:53 PM

Grizzly sells a table top unit that works great. $79.00 on sale.

Hi_Ho_Sliver · #14 07-22-2004, 04:48 PM

M&gt

> is right...I have one also...good buy and works fine...looks just like the picture Cliff posted, even same color..only lots cheaper...you can double the power for I think it was 139.00...

Greyhair · #15 07-23-2004, 12:34 AM

When did kids and grandkids stop being dust collectors? I thought that they were uniquely designed to attract dust. Give a hand broom, a floor broom a dust pan and $1.00 and they just suck up the dust. Wears them out, they get to get dirty, and my shop gets cleaned. Everyone is happy. If your shops gets dirty alot you are just not inviting your kids and grandkids over enough.