Oneida delux on intake side of DC3300?

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reluctant43
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Oneida delux on intake side of DC3300?

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Does anyone have experience with putting the Oneida delux collector on the intake side of a DC3300? Seems logical for this single stage collector but not sure it is worth the money or the extra finagling that might be necessary if the DC has to be moved around. Anybody tried it?
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Re: Oneida delux on intake side of DC3300?

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I found this at a Estate sale. Mounted the DC on it, that way they move together. I don't know where the picture went, try this http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 94#p174894
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Re: Oneida delux on intake side of DC3300?

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reluctant43 wrote:Does anyone have experience with putting the Oneida delux collector on the intake side of a DC3300? Seems logical for this single stage collector but not sure it is worth the money or the extra finagling that might be necessary if the DC has to be moved around. Anybody tried it?

Do it! Get extra long hoses.



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