Dust collection! Cough!

[Wobblybootie]

I am going down a similar route. I am lucky enough to look forward to a new shed in a few months time (after the fruit trees have done their thing as the build will be very close). I have planned for the extraction system and compressor to be housed in a 'lean to' section with the 4" ducting and airline entering via the end wall. At present I have an old version of a Axminster SFCA-200 with an home built 'inline' collector for larger chips etc. However I will be fitting a roof mounted filtration system (probably from Axminster) as well.

[i2i]

I have a 3 phase dust extractor for sale if you're interested, 2'sq and 4' tall. Not sure of the make as there's no makers panel on it, but it's all dark green with a tray at the bottom and a 2'sq filter section above this. There's a shaker arm on the right side, a rectangular exhaust at the back, and it has a 5" or 6" inlet on the right side.
It's in excellent condition, just came from a college. It's still tested as well.

[Normsthename]

Here's a picture of my Homemade Clyclone
I made it for next to nothing using a couple of old beer brewing buckets and a cone shaped piece of plastic :naughty:
It worked a treat when I had my machine setup as a CNC Wood Router.
I emptied several bins full of sawdust, but the secondary bags (Now removed) remained completely empty

Andy

[GeorgeD]

So thats were the traffic cones are going. :heehee: