DC3300 Retaining Strap
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judaspre1982
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DT aka Agent Orange is a POS
Liar Liar his wonky comb over is on fire
DT aka Agent Orange is a POS
Liar Liar his wonky comb over is on fire
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I have seen three versions of the bag retraining strap on DC's I have acquired. The original was the plastic strap with the toggle clamp. Then there was a steel strap with a toggle clamp. Most recently, it has been an extra large hose clamp. Personally, I like the toggle style and have not experienced the issues noted at the beginning of the thread by judaspre1982.cincinnati wrote:So what is the band that Shopsmith uses now. I have a plastic band with clamps like in the link above.
Rob in San Diego
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That is really hard to answer accurately but the answer is probably yes. The DC sets in the shop area in front of the garage doors most of the time. The morning sun shines in directly. Every thing in the shop is shaded after about 10:30am but it is still sunlite.SDSSmith wrote:Was yours also exposed to direct sunlight?
The climate here is hard on paint, plastics, rubber and adhesives.
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I understand, we are not as arid as you as we might get 10 inches of rain a year. I would still try to keep the plastic out of direct sunlight.dusty wrote:That is really hard to answer accurately but the answer is probably yes. The DC sets in the shop area in front of the garage doors most of the time. The morning sun shines in directly. Every thing in the shop is shaded after about 10:30am but it is still sunlite.
The climate here is hard on paint, plastics, rubber and adhesives.
Rob in San Diego
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