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Thread: Compressor / Bandsaw / Dust Collector upgrades

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    Compressor / Bandsaw / Dust Collector upgrades

    I had a 3 hp Dust collector " modified" and finally went to a Oneida pics below

    From this


    To this



    Compressor upgrade
    , Dont Laugh !!!!!!

    From this


    To this Qunicy QT-5



    And finally an old sears band saw to this
    MM16


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    Looks like a fun way to stimulate the economy . Nice batch of upgrades ya got there . As a side note, by chance is that tire attached to a chevy of some sort?
    I know it was here a minute ago ???

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    yes

    yes Good observation here is the car


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    Uhm, that car is in the way of major space in your shop!
    Wood: a fickle medium....

    Did you know SMC is user supported? Please help.

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    Move the car it's block'n the view.
    You'll like the bandsaw, I not crazy about the Euro guides but they do the job. Someday I hope to replace mine with roller bearings.

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    Corvette, Fatboy , dresser, and all those new tools. Methinks you have too many toys! (Not really, I'm just jealous).

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    I'm a Ford kind of guy, but I can appreciate that classic Corvette... Nice ride...

    Just curious, that 3HP dust collector looks like one of those newer model harbor freight jobs. I thought that was a new model for them... Only seen them since 2008. Did they have those before and I missed them?

    That Oneida is definately a nice upgrade, but why upgrade when you have the bigger DC with good filters anyway?

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    Dust collector

    David the old collector was about 10 years old worked well but it was used with a Blue tornado cyclone that I also sold.
    This was a "cleaner " set up more efficient and more room left over
    Bill

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    Bill, you have great taste (in bikes, cars, AND equipment!) All of those items purchased are excellent quality.

    Re the Corvette, it looks like a '71 or '72 model with a 350 from the pix.

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    '71 I would say. Didn't '72 have the rubber bumper?

    Anyway... I kind of wonder about your old 3HP... No interest on my end as I already have the 2HP and don't want to fool with 220 yet... (I may get there though!) do you know if the Wynn 35A kit will work with that setup? I know you'd need 2. I just wonder if the inlet ring is more or less the same as the 2HP HF DC...

    The black contractor trash bags are an intersting touch for sure!

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    [quote=David Hostetler;1089669]'71 I would say. Didn't '72 have the rubber bumper?

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    That's a good point... If I remember correctly, '72 had a rubber front bumper, and chrome rear bumpers. '73 had rubber front and rear.

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    The car is a 70

    David this is the wynn kit on the Oneida and I do not know if it will fit the 2 hp or not, this one as you can see is mounted high for the clerance of the filters and dust pan.
    the motor is 9' 8" off the ground

    The car is a 1970

    Bill

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