Down Draft Sanding Table
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Down Draft Sanding Table
[sm=tongue_smile.gif]Anybody out there with any good plans for a Down Draft Sanding Table, got to do something about this balsa and fiberglass dust. Any help with this would be appreciated.
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RE: Down Draft Sanding Table
I use a Delta AP300 dust collection system in my workshop. Here's a link:
http://shopping.aol.com/ap300-portab...ner_shopbrowse
http://shopping.aol.com/ap300-portab...ner_shopbrowse
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RE: Down Draft Sanding Table
My uncle's shop has one of these and they really work well. About the same price before shipping as smaller less effective units.
Plus it even has a remote !!
[link=http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=91393]Dust collection Unit Link[/link]
Plus it even has a remote !!
[link=http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=91393]Dust collection Unit Link[/link]
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RE: Down Draft Sanding Table
I saw plans for one where you make the surface the size you want, using pegboard, braced from underneath to make it firm. Build a box to mount the top on, with a hole cut in the side that you can stick a shop vac hose in. Fire up the vacuum, it will pull air down through the holes in the pegboard, taking the sanding dust with it. You can make one 2'x2' and a foot deep for about $20 or so.
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Sounds like a great idea.....what in the world do you do about the shop vac noise???
I've done this with a low velocity fan for a welding bench but not a shop vac.
I've done this with a low velocity fan for a welding bench but not a shop vac.
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RE: Down Draft Sanding Table
ORIGINAL: khodges
I saw plans for one where you make the surface the size you want, using pegboard, braced from underneath to make it firm. Build a box to mount the top on, with a hole cut in the side that you can stick a shop vac hose in. Fire up the vacuum, it will pull air down through the holes in the pegboard, taking the sanding dust with it. You can make one 2'x2' and a foot deep for about $20 or so.
I saw plans for one where you make the surface the size you want, using pegboard, braced from underneath to make it firm. Build a box to mount the top on, with a hole cut in the side that you can stick a shop vac hose in. Fire up the vacuum, it will pull air down through the holes in the pegboard, taking the sanding dust with it. You can make one 2'x2' and a foot deep for about $20 or so.
I made my own using pegboard, it's 2' x 3' and I use my delta collector with it (lower noise than a shop vac) one tip if you're going to do it yourself, bevel the bottom so it gets shallower on the end away from the nozzle, this helps keep airflow more constant across the face of the pegboard.
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RE: Down Draft Sanding Table
down draft tables:
Web review on tables:
http://billpentz.com/woodworking/Downdraft.html
delta tools:
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?O...Select=Details
cyclon:
http://www.cyclone-dust-collectors.com/asp/item_detail.asp?T1=FME+SDC+300&WT.srch=1&s_kwcid=down%20draft%20table|1097525016
duskits:
http://www.duskits.com/?gclid=CMKnu_...FQtAgQodE0djag
the delux version (major $$$):
http://www.denray.com/
#12 isn't too bad of a price:
http://www.dualdraw.com/dual_draw_pr...7&AIMDID=44573
Web review on tables:
http://billpentz.com/woodworking/Downdraft.html
delta tools:
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?O...Select=Details
cyclon:
http://www.cyclone-dust-collectors.com/asp/item_detail.asp?T1=FME+SDC+300&WT.srch=1&s_kwcid=down%20draft%20table|1097525016
duskits:
http://www.duskits.com/?gclid=CMKnu_...FQtAgQodE0djag
the delux version (major $$$):
http://www.denray.com/
#12 isn't too bad of a price:
http://www.dualdraw.com/dual_draw_pr...7&AIMDID=44573