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Dust collection like I saw on YouTube

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Next project before I start cranking out wood. Make a dust collector like Jim Roadifer https://youtu.be/rCVBWPOr09M He's doing it on a Mark with more spacious table slot than my 10er. I only have 3 inches which doesn't leave much with 2" pvc. Used the Dado set that came with it again to carve out the ends of a 3" wide slab of nylon I recived as a gift.

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Then bought another HF horror to make the 2 3\8" hole in a 2x4. Going to put 4 screws into it & see if it holds up. If not i'll have to make 2 piece of nylon.

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Finished and it works perfect. Catches 90% of the saw dust. Most of the dust in the picture after cutting 6 1/8" shims was from forgetting to turn on the Shopvac for one cut after I changed the shot 8" to a new Skill 7 1/4".
I used a 3" long piece of thin wall 2" 45% ell & a female adapter. Shopvac hose screws in tight.

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Why would you want to do this? I know I would feel a lot safer have a lower saw guard. If you accidentally reached under the table while the saw was running, this would be a very dangerous setup. Do you not have a lower saw guard for your Shopsmith?
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Impressive with regard to dust collection.

Scary with regard to safety.

Won't happen in this shop. If this is the only solution, I'll use the broom more.
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LOL I have a vac connected to the miter saw and still have to use a broom .
JMO the dado set above looks like it could use a good sharpening ?
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RFGuy wrote:Why would you want to do this? I know I would feel a lot safer have a lower saw guard. If you accidentally reached under the table while the saw was running, this would be a very dangerous setup. Do you not have a lower saw guard for your Shopsmith?
10ER's came with an upper guard, but not a lower.

There was a lower guard sold as an accessory, but they are extremely rare.

I use a lower guard for a Mark 5 on mine, but don't have it connected to dust collection.
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The YouTube video that was posted shows this on a Mark V (500). Haven't these always had a lower saw guard, or did the 500 also start with no lower saw guard?
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The Mark 5 did NOT come with either guard. Optional extra cost only.
But that was almost 60 yrs ago.
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JPG wrote:The Mark 5 did NOT come with either guard. Optional extra cost only.
But that was almost 60 yrs ago.
Guess I am too young to remember any Mark V to not come with saw guards!!!
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I don't know that age has anything to do with it. I am 80+ and I don't remember that either.
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I also use a 500 lower guard with my 10ER. But the openings on the ends certainly let a lot of saw dust out.
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