I found this on another board. It is a design for a blast cabinet water filter...
S Stephenw Well-known member Joined Dec 21, 2006 Messages 1,911 Location Utah Nov 15, 2008 #1 I found this on another board. It is a design for a blast cabinet water filter... Attachments water filter.jpg 69.4 KB · Views: 71
N nissan_crawler Well-known member Joined Jan 12, 2008 Messages 9,638 Location Wichita, KS Nov 15, 2008 #2 looks like it would work, but way overly complicated, IMHO. 5 gallon pail with o-ring lid, one hose in water, one house out of water, done. I do this for sheetrock dust.
looks like it would work, but way overly complicated, IMHO. 5 gallon pail with o-ring lid, one hose in water, one house out of water, done. I do this for sheetrock dust.
L LoneGunman Well-known member Joined Mar 27, 2007 Messages 2,081 Location The Gunshine state Nov 15, 2008 #3 I just started using the HF pneumatic dust collector, thing works awesome and is sooooooooo quiet for 50 something bucks. It goes on the HF "good" list. Disclaimer: Im running an Eaton 7.5 HP 3 cylinder so air consumption is not a problem.
I just started using the HF pneumatic dust collector, thing works awesome and is sooooooooo quiet for 50 something bucks. It goes on the HF "good" list. Disclaimer: Im running an Eaton 7.5 HP 3 cylinder so air consumption is not a problem.
OP S Stephenw Well-known member Joined Dec 21, 2006 Messages 1,911 Location Utah Nov 15, 2008 #4 nissan_crawler said: looks like it would work, but way overly complicated, IMHO. 5 gallon pail with o-ring lid, one hose in water, one house out of water, done. I do this for sheetrock dust. Click to expand... That's what I'm using now. This one has a way higher coolness factor.
nissan_crawler said: looks like it would work, but way overly complicated, IMHO. 5 gallon pail with o-ring lid, one hose in water, one house out of water, done. I do this for sheetrock dust. Click to expand... That's what I'm using now. This one has a way higher coolness factor.
