Hi all,
I'm a new woodworker having fun with some power tools. I learnt quickly that these things make a lot of dust and chips so got a quick dust extraction system set up.
Basically its a Henry Hoover to a Cyclone (over a large plastic container) to the powertool eg Table Saw
Now I have to say to my amateur eyes everythings going ok. Definitely lots of material ending up in the container under the cyclone. But I don't know what I don't know.
For example I wonder if it's powerful enough and if I should get something that has larger output width - the henry hoover tubing is 40mm, the cyclone is 50mm and most of my powertools are around 50mm. Would performance be increased if I got a vac with a 50mm+ tubing? Or does it all bottleneck on the smallest width across the setup?
So should I swap out the Henry Hoover for a Shop Vac? If so why, and what type? Thanks!
I'm a new woodworker having fun with some power tools. I learnt quickly that these things make a lot of dust and chips so got a quick dust extraction system set up.
Basically its a Henry Hoover to a Cyclone (over a large plastic container) to the powertool eg Table Saw
Now I have to say to my amateur eyes everythings going ok. Definitely lots of material ending up in the container under the cyclone. But I don't know what I don't know.
For example I wonder if it's powerful enough and if I should get something that has larger output width - the henry hoover tubing is 40mm, the cyclone is 50mm and most of my powertools are around 50mm. Would performance be increased if I got a vac with a 50mm+ tubing? Or does it all bottleneck on the smallest width across the setup?
So should I swap out the Henry Hoover for a Shop Vac? If so why, and what type? Thanks!