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On 12/26/2010 11:34 PM, SBH wrote:
> "Dr. Deb"<[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> Assuming this is a serious question, which is doubtful, the simple answer
>> is, "yes." Of even more importance is the amount of air flow you have
>> through the chamber housing the router (assuming you are talking about an
>> enclosed router table and not a shelf with a router hanging on it.)
>>
>> Deb
>>
> I did say "ignorant" question. Yes, it is serious and yes, it is enclosed.
>
> I do understand a huge enclosed box would have air circulating around and
> most likely not be adequate suction, depending on the HP of the system, but
> basically, I should have asked how big is too big? Though, sitting here
> contemplating my thoughts, I think as long as I keep it fairly small with
> enough room to get router in and out, I think it'll be fine at it's current
> area of 14w x 11h x 20d and with a 4" hosed 1.5hp DC system.
>
> Thanks
>
>
Didn't mean to offend it was just too easy. :)
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> Does the size of the router box make a difference with the dust collectio=
n?
>
> Thanks
or, make it as big as you want, slope the floor to the center or one
side and put the DC at the bottom. Gravity is hard to beat.
On Dec 26 2010, 11:34=A0pm, "SBH" <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Dr. Deb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>
Dear ignorant:
I would think shape might prove as important as size as well as the
size and placement of the air inlet.
But, having said all that, the size of the box is a function of the
size of the table, the router, and your hands (assuming you will do
the adjustments absent a Router Razor (SP?) or similar. And, I am
assuming you are connecting your suction hose to the box/cavity as
opposed to one of those attachments that surround the bit/cutting
area.
I would guess connecting to both would be ideal.
On Dec 27 2010, 6:42=A0pm, Lil Abner <@Daisy.net> wrote:
> On 12/26/2010 11:34 PM, SBH wrote:
>
>
>
> > "Dr. Deb"<[email protected]> =A0wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]...
>
> >> Assuming this is a serious question, which is doubtful, the simple ans=
wer
> >> is, "yes." =A0Of even more importance is the amount of air flow you ha=
ve
> >> through the chamber housing the router (assuming you are talking about=
an
> >> enclosed router table and not a shelf with a router hanging on it.)
>
> >> Deb
>
> > I did say "ignorant" question. Yes, it is serious and yes, it is enclos=
ed.
>
> > I do understand a huge enclosed box would have air circulating around a=
nd
> > most likely not be adequate suction, depending on the HP of the system,=
but
> > basically, I should have asked how big is too big? Though, sitting here
> > contemplating my thoughts, I think as long as I keep it fairly small wi=
th
> > enough room to get router in and out, I think it'll be fine at it's cur=
rent
> > area of 14w x 11h x 20d and with a 4" hosed 1.5hp DC system.
>
> > Thanks
>
> Didn't mean to offend it was just too easy. :)
IOW, low hanging fruit for the wit-impaired?
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SBH,
Perhaps this link might be of some help. Specifically, page 8.
http://www.benchdog.com/pdf/Bench_Dog_2009_Catalog.pdf
You could compare the dimensions shown there with the size of the dust =
collection port.
HTH.
Peter.
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This works for me:
http://picasaweb.google.com/contrarian32/Routers#5389275430835046962
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"Robatoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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On Jan 5, 9:54 pm, "Max" <[email protected]> wrote:
> "SBH" <[email protected]> wrote
> Does the size of the router box make a difference with the dust
> collection?
>
> Thanks
>
> This works for
> me:http://picasaweb.google.com/contrarian32/Routers#5389275430835046962
>
> Max
>Milwaukee and Hitachi M12's... how can you go wrong? My favourite
>routers... but mine don't live in an ultra-nifty cabinet. Can you do
>dental repairs in your spare time too, Max? <G> It looks like medical
>equipment...so clean...
In an idle moment............
I do get a chance to clean up around the place.
You should see it at the present..............working on kitchen cabinets.
Max
On Dec 26, 8:40=A0pm, Lil Abner <@Daisy.net> wrote:
> On 12/26/2010 9:32 PM, SBH wrote:> Does the size of the router box make a=
difference with the dust collection?
> > Thanks
>
> Depends on how many big ignorants you are going to route.
OOOooohhhhh! Now there is a new low. Even for this group :^}
Well done!
RonB
On Jan 5, 9:54=A0pm, "Max" <[email protected]> wrote:
> =A0 =A0 "SBH" <[email protected]> wrote
>
> =A0 =A0 Does the size of the router box make a difference with the dust c=
ollection?
>
> This works for me:http://picasaweb.google.com/contrarian32/Routers#538927=
5430835046962
Nice router cabinet. I also liked the Lexington chair!
R
Assuming this is a serious question, which is doubtful, the simple answer
is, "yes." Of even more importance is the amount of air flow you have
through the chamber housing the router (assuming you are talking about an
enclosed router table and not a shelf with a router hanging on it.)
Deb
SBH wrote:
> Does the size of the router box make a difference with the dust
> collection?
>
> Thanks
On Jan 5, 9:54=A0pm, "Max" <[email protected]> wrote:
> =A0 =A0 "SBH" <[email protected]> wrote
> =A0 =A0 Does the size of the router box make a difference with the dust c=
ollection?
>
> =A0 =A0 Thanks
>
> This works for me:http://picasaweb.google.com/contrarian32/Routers#538927=
5430835046962
>
> Max
Milwaukee and Hitachi M12's... how can you go wrong? My favourite
routers... but mine don't live in an ultra-nifty cabinet. Can you do
dental repairs in your spare time too, Max? <G> It looks like medical
equipment...so clean...
There are several plans out there for building a router cabinet and all of
them fit the discription you made below. In mine, the area where the router
sits is about 15x15x24, with a gap under the rear panel of about 2" and five
1 1/4" holes along the bottom of the door. Behind the rear panel is the
plenum, which is about 4x15x24 and has the port for the 4" hose near the top
and a 2 1/2" hole drilled thorough the table top to catch the debris coming
off the bit and is captured by the matching cavity on the fence, ported down
through the hole and into the plenum.
This is mated with the impeller from a HF 1 1/2hp dust collector, which has
been remote mounted and routed through a cyclone(with a 33ga galvanized
trashcan serving as the debris collector) and the discharge ported outside
the building into a burlap covered trash can, which is housed in a little
building outside the workshop.
More on this, if you are interested.
Deb
SBH wrote:
>
> "Dr. Deb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> Assuming this is a serious question, which is doubtful, the simple answer
>> is, "yes." Of even more importance is the amount of air flow you have
>> through the chamber housing the router (assuming you are talking about an
>> enclosed router table and not a shelf with a router hanging on it.)
>>
>> Deb
>>
> I did say "ignorant" question. Yes, it is serious and yes, it is enclosed.
>
> I do understand a huge enclosed box would have air circulating around and
> most likely not be adequate suction, depending on the HP of the system,
> but basically, I should have asked how big is too big? Though, sitting
> here contemplating my thoughts, I think as long as I keep it fairly small
> with enough room to get router in and out, I think it'll be fine at it's
> current area of 14w x 11h x 20d and with a 4" hosed 1.5hp DC system.
>
> Thanks
"Dr. Deb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Assuming this is a serious question, which is doubtful, the simple answer
> is, "yes." Of even more importance is the amount of air flow you have
> through the chamber housing the router (assuming you are talking about an
> enclosed router table and not a shelf with a router hanging on it.)
>
> Deb
>
I did say "ignorant" question. Yes, it is serious and yes, it is enclosed.
I do understand a huge enclosed box would have air circulating around and
most likely not be adequate suction, depending on the HP of the system, but
basically, I should have asked how big is too big? Though, sitting here
contemplating my thoughts, I think as long as I keep it fairly small with
enough room to get router in and out, I think it'll be fine at it's current
area of 14w x 11h x 20d and with a 4" hosed 1.5hp DC system.
Thanks
SonomaProducts.com wrote:
> On Dec 26 2010, 6:32 pm, "SBH"<[email protected]> wrote:
>> Does the size of the router box make a difference with the dust collection?
>>
>> Thanks
> or, make it as big as you want, slope the floor to the center or one
> side and put the DC at the bottom. Gravity is hard to beat.
More of those little suckers will get away, no?
This is starting to resemble a statistics problem.