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Air Filter (PDF) zScroll down the page of this woodworker's web site to the listing of the Air Filter. A link to his PDF gives details on how to build one that hangs from the ceiling.
Source: free plans courtesy of Dominic's Woodshop |
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Air Filter for Workshop Computer zAfter getting a new shop computer, all was happy until the computer case fans started to whine and make way too much noise. Popping the side off the case revealed about half a pound of dust bunnies and that the fans had a thick coat of crud on them. Given that the computer is used in an office attached to an industrial shop, a better solution was needed.
Source: free plans courtesy of Overclockers |
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Air Filter System, Homemade zEnter the Shop Improvements link at this site. Equip your shop with an air filtration system you can easily make this efficient and necessary yet inexpensive shop accessory in a single afternoon.
Source: free plans courtesy of Twisted Knot Workshop |
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Air Filter, Downdraft Sanding Table zThe fact that the blower is hidden deep inside the table makes it very quiet. I can leave it running all the time and it does not bother me at all. The slopes provide a very good suction even in the corners of the table. I tried sanding a board in the 4 corners and the sawdust was sucked down right away. So it does its job as a downdraft table. It also does a very good job as an air filter. The fact that it picks up the dust from the top and expel the air along the floor, creates a circular flow in the workshop and clears the air quickly. In fact, after a couple days of using it as an air filter, the filters were already full of dust.
Source: free plans courtesy of WoodworkersWorkshop PlansShare |
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Downdraft Sanding Table zI could never justify spending $800 to $2000 on something that didn't add another capability to my shop, but once I figured out a way to build one for a much lower cost, I realized it is worth whatever it costs.
Source: free plans courtesy of LakeThompson |
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Downdraft Sanding Table (PDF) zNo purchase necessary. This link goes to a product for sale at Rockler but they are offering a free downloadable downdraft table plan. Product information: Top off your custom downdraft table with these solid steel panels. Each 6-3/4 inch x 16- 1/2 inch component includes non-slip rubber grommets and removable stops to stabilize your work. Set includes two panels. Looking to build a downdraft table? Click here for a free plan download!
Source: free plans courtesy of Rockler Store |
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Drill Press Table and fence system (PDF) zWhen I turn to the drill press, it's because I need precisely placed and perfectly straight holes. But the standard, cast iron table won't support anything but the smallest workpiece. Then, trying to clamp a workpiece in place can be a frustrating exercise. And you can forget about dust collection. The table and fence system in ShopNotes No. 94 solves all these problems. It turns your drill press into a precision woodworking tool. The cutting diagrams and materials list are available to download in this Online Extra.
Source: free plans courtesy of ShopNotes |
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Drum Sander Vacuum Table zMounting a drum sander on a drill press is a great way to sand the edge of a curved workpiece. But it produces very fine sawdust that's unhealthy to breathe -- and a nuisance. So to cut down on the sawdust, I built an auxiliary drum sander table that works with my shop vacuum.
Source: free plans courtesy of WoodworkingTips |
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Dust bag for Mitersaws, MEGA zCollecting sawdust from some mitersaws is about as efficient as catching a thunderstorm in a shot glass. But the big ol' bag?dust catcher that I built for my mitersaw collects about 90 percent of the debris.
Source: free plans courtesy of WOOD Magazine |
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Dust Collection Cyclone zThe purpose of this site is to share what I have learned with other woodworkers about the hazards of wood dust and what I did to help protect myself and my family. This particular page steps you through the process I used to build a blower. A blower is a powerful high-speed device that if you build wrong could cause serious injury or damage.
Source: free plans courtesy of Bill Pentz |
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Cooling Rack (PDF) Here are some simple cooling racks that you can build in the time it takes to bake a pie or two. You may need to scroll down the page to find this project.... Purdue (free plans)
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