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Some of the people who have broken down an existing extractor bag system and converted it a cyclone look very good indeed. http://www.elisanet.fi/dncmrc/cyclone.htm http://home.pacbell.net/jdismuk/cyclone.html The last site the guy must be a sheet metal worker. He has more skills than your...

Thanks Dave I have looked at your cyclone. Well done some on the USA versions appear to have been built by pros. My sheet metal work has to improve. I think your problem is the 1 HP motor. I would also have gone with 6" ducting but the cost does not justify?? I have looked at a cyclone...

I have built two different types of vacuum clearer based cyclones(Triton dust bucket & a dual cyclone from an Aussie design). Both work very well but now is the time to progress to a 4" based system. I have studied the excellent Bill Pentz site and am wondering if anybody has found local sites...

I was just about to glue 3mm plywood(large) to MDF and was going to use contact adhesive. What is this glue and would it be better to use?/ Thanks Barry

What are you bidding on the 413 on ebay???

On the Triton forums in Aus they advise that you remove the spring if using the the router table which i have done. It is also advised to blow out the micro adjuster and used WD40 or their equivalent I have had no problems with MDF following this advice

I am not trying to collect from below the table as I have a dust bag attached to a Triton WC which collects the below the table dust. I am trying to convert the guard and also the Triton Router table. I have had a number of replies from an Aussie user group that will work with the saw guard but...

"EXCUSE me if i am being ignorant here but how would my advice "restrict" the connection or impede on the maximum airflow? " Sorry Woody I was not having a go at you. If you go down from 4" to 1.5" and are running a dust extractor often the bag collapses due to the lack of air intake.

I am trying to get maximum air flow and am not trying to restrict the connection. At present I am playing with persplex Thanks

I am trying to convert the dust extraction on an overhead saw guard and a table router guard from 1.5" dust extraction port to 4". I can achieve this using a soil pipe and a heat gun to mould it but it comprises the original design and obscres the view. What option do I have?? Thanks in advance...

yes there are two sizes - the Maxi that will allow upto 1220(4') wide and the Mini that allows upto 660mm wide. The maxi was design to handle a 8' X 4 sheet Hope this helps '

Roger I have a maxi sliding table shared between the WC & the router table. I have an extra inside rail that is attached to the router table so I just move the outer rail & table between the 2 tables. Barry

Another major advantage for the Triton is the ability to fit the work centre sliding extension table to the router stand allowing large sheets (up to 1220mm across the table) to be handled with ease

[ Would you like to fly on a jet plane that had mixed measurement systems used in it's design???? Tony you might be amazed but planes fly in feet except over Russia where they use metric . A number of airlines have had to be fitted metric altimeters

Sam can you remember the DIY store you saw it in. I go to Paris on a regular basis to do DIY for my daughter