Today in the shop (vac. hose hold for my project)
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:52 am
I've been working on a couple of projects that use conduit. The conduit is drilled and connected with bolts so a major portion of the time is in the drilling process.
Of course a lot of sharp bits of metal are also being made. I'd like to control these bits but they have a mind of their own. The best I could do was to vacuum them up promptly but the hose from the vacuum seemed to want to fall every chance it had.
I have a bad back and something that will irritate it is a lot of bending, like having to pick the hose up a lot. I knew I need to solve the problem promptly but I did not want to spend much time on the solution.
Then it came to me.
The solution is for 505/510/520 type machines and makes use of parts you already have.
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I keep the vacuum running and pull the hose off to clean up the mess. It worked really well.
So file this away in case you need it sometime.
Ed
Of course a lot of sharp bits of metal are also being made. I'd like to control these bits but they have a mind of their own. The best I could do was to vacuum them up promptly but the hose from the vacuum seemed to want to fall every chance it had.
I have a bad back and something that will irritate it is a lot of bending, like having to pick the hose up a lot. I knew I need to solve the problem promptly but I did not want to spend much time on the solution.
Then it came to me.
The solution is for 505/510/520 type machines and makes use of parts you already have.
[ATTACH]21917[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH]21918[/ATTACH]
I keep the vacuum running and pull the hose off to clean up the mess. It worked really well.
So file this away in case you need it sometime.
Ed