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Thread: Help with grounding dust collection

  1. #16
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    An easier fix might be to buy some static guard spray Spray your hose.
    Lee Schierer
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    I would replace your plastic can with a metal can

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Schierer View Post
    An easier fix might be to buy some static guard spray Spray your hose.
    does this really work? I sometimes got zapped by my shop vac (w/o a dust deputy), but it hasn't happened enough that I felt like doing much about it.

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    Try extending that bare wire all the way to the machine. Wrap it around the hose and clip it to the metal housing of the machine. In my old shop I used to get shocked by the hose leading to my table saw. I wrapped a bare copper wire around the outside of the hose. I ran it from the saw to the metal housing of the light on the ceiling. No more shocks.

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