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Frei
PostPosted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 10:42 pm 
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Anyone have a good setup for safety-planer? I like it alot, but it really spits out the wood. I have a semi vacume system set up, but it still spits out, it may need a covering devise or something.

Anyone have a great design they want to share??? [:Y:]

I am looking a a coffee can that surronds it and leaves some space, with some type of flexible skirt, rubber of a sort, with vacume attachment, mounted to the side.

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The problem with that is that you really need to see what it is doing. Everything I have tried failed miserably.

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Hmmm, and what have you tried? :mrgreen:

The problem is that as soon as it hits center, it starts throwing out chips. So it needs to be fully encircled.

For minimal thicknessing, I just add pieces of thin, slick cardstock and keep the press in place.

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I hang a shower curtain around the drill press and then step in and do the work. The chips hit the curtain and fall to the floor. Much easier to clean up.

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Barry, pretty cool! But doesn't the vinyl do a static electricity thing with the dust? If only it would ALL stick.....

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I think the brushthing might work, but it would only cover 180 degrees, or less. Where do you get the round hanger for a shower curtain?

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Ok, I think I designed a better working, fairly simple setup, as long as the wood is thin, and not too wide...Ill try to post some pics when I get it done.. :geek:

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