One, I wanted to keep it available for cooling off the shop garageand two, the gable fan was easier to mount. Let me know how much power it has. Tim, I move the dc to where i need it, so for the table saw i go 1 ft with the 4" tubing, to a reducer, and portable dust collector harbor freight zone about 24" of 2. I had scrap wood for the chassis, and a 50' extension cord that I cut the female end off. Important Information Oversized item: cannot be shipped to Alaska or Hawaii. Hi Greg; Would you let us know how the attic fan dust collector works out please? Toolfisher - I had a shop fan that I thought about using for the air cleaner, but Portable dust collector harbor freight zone didn't use it for two reasons.

I got the air cleaner together and hung from the ceiling Saturday night. It seems to work pretty well tho I haven't had a chance to make a lot of dust. When I get a chance I will take some pictures and put them online. I will probably start a new thread under "Getting Started" called "poor man's air cleaner" or some such thing. I also was going to take some pics of my "poor man's" router raizer.

Hopefully I will be able to get some pics taken this week. Re: splitting 4' pipe. I try to keep the 4" tubing intact as far as possible. I initially used duct tape to hold the plumbing together, but I was able to get some 4" and 3" clamps this weekend so I can change the configuration as required. I really need to make a router fence with a dc port, and also rig up an under the table hose for when I use the router.

Tim, I move the dc to where i need it, so for the table saw i go 1 ft with the 4" tubing, to a reducer, and then about 24" of 2. If your shop is small, you could centrally locate the dc unit in the rafters if in a garage and have a length of 4" tube attached to it that you could move as required to the various machines.

The only hassle would be emptying the bag, unless you remoted Portable Dust Collector Harbor Freight Plan that with some 4" tubing. In my small shop, this "portable" DC would be the right size, but I"d rather keep it stationary and run pipe, if it's indeed capable enough for that. It would probably allow particles and dust to get suspended in the lines, and clog the system.

I know the Bargain Alerts is probably not the right place to ask for this sort of advice, but it seems like all of the "home brew" dust collection experts are here -- so I've got to ask. I've got my piped dust collection pretty well solved with a HF 2HP system, 4" ducts, and blast gates at every machine, but I've still got too much fine dust escaping into the air and I've been thinking about building a "home brew" ambient Portable Dust Collector Harbor Freight Data dust collector.

She hates the layer of dust settling on her stuff and has been after me for a year to do something to collect the airborne dust. This thread and the 2 links provided above by Tim to earlier threads has inspired me to go ahead build one. My specific question is: I have a mobile 30" shop fans that I use very seldom that I could build it around.

It has a and CFM speed. Toolfisher - I had a shop fan that I thought about using for the air cleaner, but I didn't use it for two reasons.

One, I wanted to keep it available for cooling off the shop garage , and two, the gable fan was easier to mount. I had scrap wood for the chassis, and a 50' extension cord that I cut the female end off.

The cleaner sits on a "shelf" suspended from the rafters, so I can take it down and move it as required. I have the HF portable 1hp I added a trash can separator and switched to a 3 micron bag. I have it plumbed with 4" plastic sewer pipe and blastgates for my BT, my planer and compound miter saw it doesn't get every particle produced but it sure does keep the mess under control. I have to add in another branch for the jointer I recently bought.

Opinions are like gas; I don't mind hearing it, but keep it to yourself if it stinks. AdSense Footer. All rights reserved. Yes No. Collect dirt, dust and debris as tiny as 5 microns with this dust collector.

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