Jet DC850 1HP dust extractor, good working condition, only light DIY use. Includes original dust bag in good condition, no damage. Perfect for single-machine use, 4 inch port.
£115
Collection from Copthorne RH10 3XF (near Gatwick)
I've always used a vac as normal, and then cleaned the rest up afterwards. You're right though, extraction is pretty poor with the big setup.
The only thing I can think of is to make a shroud / enclosure around the comb that catches the dust / chips and fibrils them down to an extraction port...
I would have thought draw boring required through tenons in order to be effective, and unless I'm viewing the photos wrong, they're not through tenons?
I'd vote for pegging with no offset
Excellent job, must be so satisfying! Great work on the dust extraction, as a thought: why not use a straight pipe instead of ridged flexi hose though? Would improve performance, albeit slightly.
I've got a 3d printer on my list of things to get for just this reason - which one do you have?
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They're very lightweight, and sit really on the bridge of the mask and my nose.
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Why not just have the bookcase sitting on 4 appropriate load bearing casters? You can use any hinges you want then, as they're just there to anchor it to the wall
You're going to get grain mismatch that way. The 2x2 blocks will show end grain facing forwards, whereas the rest of the walnut will show edge grain.
You're better off using laminated bendy ply as previously suggested, or just build a more simple box with a heavy roundover on the ends
You're more likely to get a bin collapse from an LVHP system (shop vac) than an HVLP system (chip extractor).
I have a thick walled plastic 30L container under my LVHP cyclone system, and it collapses easily without a pressure relief valve.
As Lazurus says, any perfection that you achieve would only be temporary due to wood movement anyway.
I feel that accuracy visible to the eye is sufficient - to me, that equates to anything under 0.5mm accuracy, be it a joint or the squareness in your examples
I have the scheppach PL75 with a 1400mm rail. It's pretty good - reasonably accurate, reasonable dust collection. I believe the rails are also compatible with the festool / makita ones. It also has a riving knife, which is a great feature.
On the negative side: the rails aren't as grippy as...
Some routers at up for a table also allow you to change the bit by raising the router to the top, saying you from having to detach the router in order to change bits