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As Sideways has said " For your tracksaw, ROS and Router, a 2 motor extractor won't make any difference. One is plenty " One day you will be looking out for a thicknesser or planner or router table, that's when you will benefit from 2 motors and a 100mm pipe, If you plan on a Camvac and cyclone...

Old post, so sorry just spotted this Screwfix, All fit 100mm spiral pipe perfectly and they are cheap https://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-45-bend-white-100mm/410gy https://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-circular-y-piece-connector-white-100mm/23574...

The FFX codes and discounts are a scam, I bought something from them 2 weeks back on ebay with 10% discount, one week ago they then offered the exact same thing with 15% discount but had put the price up by £90, be careful and don't rush in for a "bargain" as they will rob you blind without...

So... exactly what have you done that's going to turn around the situation we are "told" we are in ?

Jacob, I'm surprised you have many folk left to talk to round here who havent got you on ignore

If you are going to do the same, gravity is your friend, put the pipe work on the bottom, and make it 100mm, oh and get a 100mm cyclone, cleaning out camvacs is not nice

The Camvac will be more than happy to work on just a 27mm pipe, everything cut against the fence will have more than enough room to work as it should, and when "trenching" as soon as the cut is made there is room for air flow as the cut piece is no longer there, the only time you are likely to...

Air flow is not needed for cooling, I had almost exactly the same set up with an old scheppach 1hp on 4" pipe, worked a treat for over ten years with no holes in it, holes are only needed to stop the suction from the work being moved over the cutter

Exactly, bearing in mind it only takes one moron to start a fire and the fact that even if this country reverted back to the stone age tomorrow morning nothing would change

Always go from right to left ALWAYS, it's just a matter of time and it wont be long, that wood is going to get grabbed and you will automatically try to stop it, problem is it wont be there anymore, just a very sharp spinny thing traveling at 20000 rpm, hopefully you will only ever do it once though

Just phoned Axminster and asked, looks like it's straight inline cutters, same as the Carbatec, so same machine rebadged

Yep been there got that T-shirt, fast learning curve, all my gear is now bolted down and steel pipes, far too much umph for a sander on 2 motors, even with the Festool vacs you can turn them down so the sander can breath and they are only one motor

The only thing that happened was the flex hose shorted to it's shortest length, your drum would have been perfectly OK, now had you had a blockage then it wouldn't matter even if you had steel pipe your drum would have gone bang, pressure relief valve is a must.

My shed's 12ft x12ft and stands on 12 pillars (3 rows of 4) it's been used for many things in the last 20+ years, at the moment it's carrying a half ton 12" Robinson planer and a one and a half ton Harrison lathe plus everything else life brings you over the years, Still solid as a rock

Thanks for all the reply's, The thing is my misses runs a small private hospital so I get roped into a lot of things, having talked to her about it a bit more she has decided to talk with "the management" about the dropped curb idea, seems a lot safer than anything I can provide

Hmm... seems the recommended slope is 1:6 min so that's 2 foot long, Oh well back to the sketch pad

I have been asked to make a wheel chair ramp for a 4" curb, I was thinking of just getting some 4x4 tanalised and cutting it @ 45 on the band saw, is there a better way ?

If they are pigeons stick with the airguns idea, they are edible you know https://restaurantguru.com/pigeon-breast-Manchester-m266

Seem to have a lot of dust in that filter bag, have you got an air leak or not emptied in 12 months ?

grab one of these, poke it in and seal round it https://www.axminstertools.com/soil-pipe-adaptor-900063