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redragoon

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Which dust separator joint are you using in the corner below the extractor?
I don't normally see ones with 2 inlets.
 
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TurnipTruck

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Until I learn enough to build my own cyclone, I will use this vevor with magnetic flanges and spin it to face the needed branch. There is supposed to be a straight foot or two into the cyclone to work properly, and I just couldn’t figure something out without adding a bunch more elbows and a wye, plus a significant elevation change. So this is the second revision so far, typical of any other beginners dust collection system evolution.IMG_5479.jpeg
 

gba2331

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Until I learn enough to build my own cyclone, I will use this vevor with magnetic flanges and spin it to face the needed branch. There is supposed to be a straight foot or two into the cyclone to work properly, and I just couldn’t figure something out without adding a bunch more elbows and a wye, plus a significant elevation change. So this is the second revision so far, typical of any other beginners dust collection system evolution.
Where did you get the magnetic flanges? I need some!
 
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Jim_No_Garage

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Until I learn enough to build my own cyclone, I will use this vevor with magnetic flanges and spin it to face the needed branch. There is supposed to be a straight foot or two into the cyclone to work properly, and I just couldn’t figure something out without adding a bunch more elbows and a wye, plus a significant elevation change. So this is the second revision so far, typical of any other beginners dust collection system evolution.IMG_5479.jpeg
That's a pretty slick solution to that problem! I like the magnetic flanges - I'll have to remember that in the future.

Cheers

Jim
 
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