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Check out these cool additions to the shop. Both are Binzel-style, one is a 240A and the other is 320A.
1st on WeldingWeb to have a scrolling sig!
Reply:Very nice indeed
Reply:Very nice.. what does it attach to?
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Originally Posted by tapwelder
Very nice.. what does it attach to?
Reply:Ironically, I was expecting fume extractor as a reply. Is there a particulars connector or will any extractor work?
Reply:I have a few drilling shrouds and the all have different uncommon size hoses.
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Originally Posted by tapwelder
Ironically, I was expecting fume extractor as a reply. Is there a particulars connector or will any extractor work?
Reply:I guess I am missing something? Are these part of a system, or can you add your own/existing extraction system?
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Originally Posted by tapwelder
I guess I am missing something? Are these part of a system, or can you add your own/existing extraction system?
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Originally Posted by tapwelder
I guess I am missing something? Are these part of a system, or can you add your own/existing extraction system?
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Originally Posted by Oscar
These are not part of a system; I bought them alone. I am just going to hook it up to a shop vac. I'm gonna see how it does on my 20 yr old Shop-Vac brand shop vac first. I'll 3D print an adapter at work tomorrow so I can give it a whirl tomorrow night hopefully. I can exhaust the fumes outside with an additional hose.Yup, looks like it. Pretty much the same as the one Jason (Red Beard) was using in the video posted.
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Originally Posted by 52 Ford
The primary mode of failure on older Shop-Vacs, as far as I know, is the bearings. Might wanna pop it open and put some oil on them. FWIW, I have a Bauer Harbor Freight vacuum, like 9 gallons or so, and it kinda kicks @ss. Like, you know that scene from Full Metal Jacket? Where R Lee Ermy tell Pvt Pyle he can suck a golf ball through a garden hose? If he had one of those Bauer vacuums, he probably could!Sent from my Lincoln Buzzbox using Tapatalk |
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发表于 2022-11-22 15:51:04