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Dewalt dust extraction

  • 17-02-2009 8:16pm
    #1
    galwaydude18
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    Hi I have a DW708 chop saw... I'm just wondering does any have the saw connected to a 100mm dust extractor and if so what connections do you use and where did you get them? I dont want it permantly connected to the saw as I use the saw on site when I am there.. I just dont want the workshop full of dust from it...


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  • #2
    dubtom
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    You may find something here
    Ideally a normal hoover hose, about 25mm I'd guess, ran into a 100mm connector with a 25mm sprout. My tablesaw has one built in for the blade guard hose so I'm fairly sure someone must supply them. It would look like a normal tee joint but with 25mm. Or if you have a table saw with a sprout for the bladeguard you could run the hose over to the chopsaw from the sprout,I hope all that makes sense. If your in Dublin Mcquillans sell hosing and adapters.


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