downrightart

Do you know what Fat Quarters are Del? About that size.

Anyway, that's what I was thinking of. You would be surprised how many quilters/crafters and the like, would love those size drawers.

pinokeeo

Del, if you want something even faster, try to find an Ace hardware store and ask them for a duplex mandrel sanding wheel. Then just chuck it into your drill press.

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del schisler

I work in frount of a 36" exhaust fan so all the saw dust goes out side I will post a pic of the work place Drill press wouldn't work for what i do I know about the sanding wheel Would work on other things Post pic later del

pinokeeo

You exhaust straight outside? You must not live in the city, or I would think neighbors would complain.

I have a dust collector with drop down pipes.

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del schisler

I live out in the open by my self so nobody around I have the delta dust colector with the cyclone type lid that goes on a 30 gal can All the shaving ect goes in the can Dust goes in the bag Much better You can empty the can real easy I have 4" pipes that goes to all my machines with blast gates for each I have the Remote to turn on the dust colector so that you don't have to walk over and turn on than go back and shut off This is a real handy unit If you dont have one Look into it Also when i am working with the saw or sanding i have a air hose that i blow the dust to the end where the fan is on Dust goes out the heave stuff goes to the end of the wall than i blow it to the corner Than i use the hose and pick that up So their isn't much or very little dust in my shop I don't work in dust or shaving can't work that way thanks for reading del

pinokeeo

Yeah, I hear you. Dust will make you crazy. I have a Jet dust collector as well as blast gates on all of my pipes. I don't have a remote. I put my dust collector behind a door and wired the switch to the wall so I can turn it off from the wall, then open the door to empty the collector. I don't use the two-stage system because I compost my sawdust. I also have a Jet overhead filtration system to take out the fine microns. It's on a remote so I don't have to climb up there to turn it on and off.

All of my drop down pipes either are piped directly to my machinery or have elbows pointing in that direction. For my scroll saw, I also use a screen so that I don't loose small parts. For the lathe, I have a bell that hangs right over the top to catch the shavings as they come off the wood.

It took me over a year to get this whole system set up. I found out that there is no such thing as one system for everybody.

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