On the wall

[Anonymous]

Well now. Have any of you got 'space issues' in the workshop? Me and Bean do and so we taklked yesterday about mounting our floor standing dust extractors on the wall.

Anyone done this?

 

[martyn2]

yes i have i have a small perform dust extracter i battaon it to the wall and will attach pipe work to it so far it works well

martyn

 

[Newbie_Neil]

Hi Tony

I have the Camvac 286(?) which is designed to be wall-mounted.

Cheers
Neil

 

[ProShop]

I had a Scheppach HA260 mounted on the wall with 0.5 fine filter.
Worked very well indeed.

 

[trevtheturner]

I have the wall mounted Camvac, too.

(Newbie_Neil's fault at Midlands WW Show last year :evil: :lol: And I don't regret it. )

Cheers,

Trev.

 

[Adam]

Anyone done this?

No, but when I ran out of space I built the extractor in its own "mini-shed" outside and connected it to the workshop via a length of 110mm pipe. I find it a big plus having it outside from a recirculation of dust, noise, and a space point of view.

As many people work in a garage, I#m sure it'd be easy to cut a hole through (you can hire the kit easily) and mount their extractors on the outside (with a small weatherproofing box over it)*

*Note this would be highly dangerous if your central heating boiler was situated in the garage as it draws the fumes back into the garage.

Adam

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the replys

John, Martyn, any photos?

 

[martyn2]

i will try and get some at the weekend

martyn