If you want the saw up against the wall, cut out a 14.5" wide hole in the wall (width between studs), and use the stud cavity as a plenum, best at the bottom. Block off the cavity above the hole. Pic shows wings along the hole, I removed them later.
If you want the saw up against the wall, cut out a 14.5" wide hole in the wall (width between studs), and use the stud cavity as a plenum, best at the bottom. Block off the cavity above the hole. Pic shows wings along the hole, I removed them later.
NOW you tell me...
I wasn't saying post a link (or whatever would be in violation). In other threads people have said "google XYZ and it will come up." Your trying to make a point with the rule but whatever is fine.
Thanks.
Thanks Don, this looks like a perfect solution. I now know what project I will be working on during the long weekend. I held onto my original Jet dust collector when I upgraded thinking I would use it just for the miter saw. Paralysis through Analysis set it so I did nothing. Thanks again.
Can you please PM the link to me? Thanks! -Jason
First thing to do to control dust better on a Bosch Glide is to replace the factory blade with a 90 - 100 tooth quality blade. That made a huge difference for me. The Kapex shroud fits the Bosch and helps, too.
Those are the first and most important changes IMO. Whatever scatter of dust remaining becomes easier to manage.
What is in the linked thread is my answer to the problem and it work perfectly with no residual dust to clean up in the front or behind the saw but it does have limitations to how the saw can be used. While I have not done it yet I have just posted explaining the changes I will make to overcome those issues. BTW this hood is hooked up to a 6" duct to a CV1800 cyclone, I would not expect it to work as well with 4" pipe as the air flow would be too low.
Last edited by Chris Padilla; 11-22-2016 at 3:59 PM.
Chris
Everything I like is either illegal, immoral or fattening
Chris, you do realize one has to register on that forum in order to view the pictures ?
How long do you really think it would have taken you to cut and paste the text and upload six pictures ?
Cheers, Don
Don Kondra – Furniture Designer/Maker
Product Photographer
Thanks for trying but I can't view the pictures as well. Tough without those. Sure look like it works good on the video, I wished it showed the build.
It's pretty simple, take 5 minutes and register, that is what I would have to do if I wanted to see anything on this forum and in fact did way back when.
Chris
Everything I like is either illegal, immoral or fattening
Hi Jason,
While not the same saw and with some modification, what I did for a 10" CMS (non-slider) might work for you. It works very well assuming you have enough airflow.
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...08#post2457208