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"Kevin Baker"

15/08/2003 8:18 AM

Dust Collection Motor

Hi Everyone,

Got a question. I've just finished having a 500 sq ft shop built. It's on
the back of my property with about 20 ft off the back of the property line.
I dump my grass clipping behind the shop. I was thinking about just getting
a motor and venting my dust right out the back vice "collecting" it inside
the shop. Since my grass clipping are already there, I would simply have
the motor blow my dust right onto that pile. Is this a good ideal? Where
could I get a motor?

Thanks
Kevin


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YC

"Young Carpenter"

in reply to "Kevin Baker" on 15/08/2003 8:18 AM

15/08/2003 5:33 PM

Interesting idea but you may have some zoning, and heath issues.
Check Rockler, Pennstate, Grizzly, or wood craft, One of those I thinks
sells you the motors.
--
Young Carpenter

"Save a Tree, Build Furniture"

"Kevin Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:Wb4%a.4182$Zw4.173@lakeread03...
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Got a question. I've just finished having a 500 sq ft shop built. It's
on
> the back of my property with about 20 ft off the back of the property
line.
> I dump my grass clipping behind the shop. I was thinking about just
getting
> a motor and venting my dust right out the back vice "collecting" it inside
> the shop. Since my grass clipping are already there, I would simply have
> the motor blow my dust right onto that pile. Is this a good ideal? Where
> could I get a motor?
>
> Thanks
> Kevin
>
>




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"Edwin Pawlowski"

in reply to "Kevin Baker" on 15/08/2003 8:18 AM

15/08/2003 1:36 PM


"Kevin Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message

> Since my grass clipping are already there, I would simply have
> the motor blow my dust right onto that pile. Is this a good ideal?

Do you have neighbors? The dust surely will not land in a nice neat pile.


> Where
> could I get a motor?

Most any industrial supply sells motor/blower assemblies. Grainger,
McMaster, used equipment dealers.
Ed

GO

"Greg O"

in reply to "Kevin Baker" on 15/08/2003 8:18 AM

15/08/2003 7:55 AM


"Kevin Baker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:Wb4%a.4182$Zw4.173@lakeread03...
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Got a question. I've just finished having a 500 sq ft shop built. It's
on
> the back of my property with about 20 ft off the back of the property
line.
> I dump my grass clipping behind the shop. I was thinking about just
getting
> a motor and venting my dust right out the back vice "collecting" it inside
> the shop. Since my grass clipping are already there, I would simply have
> the motor blow my dust right onto that pile. Is this a good ideal? Where
> could I get a motor?
>
> Thanks
> Kevin
>
>

The down side is if you heat or AC your shop you will be blowing all your
conditioned air outsideat what ever rate you dust collector is. 500 square
foot shop X 9(?) foot ceilings = 4500 cubic feet. 1000 cfm dust collector =
one complete air chage every 4-1/2 minutes! You will need a 12 ton AC and a
150,000 BTU furance to keep up!
Greg


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