63mm fittings

[LarryS.]

I’ve got some 63mm pipe for some tool hook ups as it seemed more maliable than 100mm and sufficient for things like routers and bandsaws. Problem l now have is I’m struggling to find a decent range of accessories, despite an hour in the internet I’ve had very little success.

Charnwood stock a very small range and Axminster sell a big kit, but otherwise nothing, has anyone else discovered a good source / or alternative product that works?

Thanks


Paul


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[jimmy_s]

If its 63mm duct fittings you are after try Lindab.

 

[Wend]

Axminster do also sell individual items, e.g. https://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-4 ... kit-103623

You might find some places selling 2.5inch fittings, which may be close enough.

 

[sunnybob]

Axminster sell each fitting and blast gates seperately, but the web site isnt user friendly. If youre near a shop call in, or just phone and discuss what you need.

If you want a ride out then yandles in Martock also sell individual pieces, but again might be better to phone first to make sure they have all the bits you want.

 

[mikefab]

www.ductstore.co.uk

They don't do everything they do in 63mm but they certainly do bends, blast gates and spiral duct. I should imagine they would fabricate other components if you wanted.

Mike

 

[LarryS.]

Thanks all, the first thing I’m after is a simple flange (I think it’s called) to screw to a piece of wood with a hole in it where I want dust extracted from on my bandsaw.

I’ve been though the links and have found a company on eBay that I think do it so have written to them to confirm which parts I need to make one up. Got to wonder why dust extraction uses such a non standard size, if it was 2 or 3 inch there’d be loads of fittings, but 2.5 hardly anything !


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[will1983]

I made flanges for my mitre saw dust collection system.

I cut a guttering downpipe straight connector in half, these have a little shoulder on the outside about 2mm deep.

I then drilled a hole in a few thin sheets of ply that was a tight fit on the smaller outside diameter of the connector and glued the connector in place.

Once the glue set up I trimmed any excess off the connector and planed it flush with the sheet of ply. This worked well and I haven't seen any leaks yet.

Will

 

[Wend]

How about https://www.rutlands.co.uk/sp+power-too ... akota+dkl1 ?

 

[LarryS.]

OMG, that's exactly what I'm after ! How did I miss that. Thanks Wend

Hi Will, i think guttering is 68mm so i don't think i'd get the flexi pipe over it (it isn't that flexible as it's got steel wire in it)

 

[Peter Sefton]

If your still looking we sell some.

Cheers

Peter

 

[LarryS.]

Thanks Peter, just ordered a fence adapter from you


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