DC Setup....vertical drop to equipment in middle of workshop

[Kyle Stiefel]

Kyle,

What fittings did you use to get those long smooth 90 degree elbows?

James

James,

I can't find the information from the company I purchased all my ducting as it was a decade ago. As I recall they had everything you could imagine. There are probably some people who have purchased more recently that might have an idea.

Sorry, not much help.

[Randy Dutkiewicz]

James,

I too dropped to the right side of my saw. It's really not a problem for me as its still far enough away to rip plywood, but don't crosscut anything that long that would interfere.
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[Rick Moyer]

Mine is very similar to the third pic in Jim O'Dell post above. The rightmost drop in this pic is the left side of the saw (pic taken from behind saw)
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[Mark Burnette]

My TS run is embedded in the concrete pour. I can swing a cat & not hit any pipes or cords. Admittedly it's a rather inflexible arrangement.

[David Giles]

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No idea how to delete the attached thumbnail dresser picture.

[Patrick Maloney]

I had to be able to use the garage as a garage sometimes, so I designed my tablesaw/router workstation drop to pivot up and out of the way when not in use. The picture is older. It has a blast gate installed now. Hope this helps
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