I got back from vacation and decided it was time to get back into the shop.
One project I wanted to do was to upgrade my cyclone unit and also replace
the bags on my old DC with filters. i went to my computer where I had
faithfully bookmarked the site of fellow wood workers who had the types of
filters I wanted to use only to find that the book marks were all gone. Can
anyone provide a link to anyone who used after market filters on their DC.
i have been to Bill Pentz's sight and want to find the others that I had
before. The type I am talking of is one where they used old deisel truck
filters and built a stack with a long threaded rod to hold the whole thing
together.
Also I like to look at others shops. Any links to them would be
appreciated.
TIA
I should have mentioned that I did a google aready. I looked at "dust
collectors filters" I did a search of rec.woodworking for dust collectors,
dust systems and filters. I have looked at a bunch of sights and links but
have not found the one i remembered. Thanks for your link.
Nuttree
"Morris Dovey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Gerald wrote:
>
> > I got back from vacation and decided it was time to get back
> > into the shop. One project I wanted to do was to upgrade my
> > cyclone unit and also replace the bags on my old DC with
> > filters. i went to my computer where I had faithfully
> > bookmarked the site of fellow wood workers who had the types
> > of filters I wanted to use only to find that the book marks
> > were all gone. Can anyone provide a link to anyone who used
> > after market filters on their DC. i have been to Bill Pentz's
> > sight and want to find the others that I had before. The type
> > I am talking of is one where they used old deisel truck
> > filters and built a stack with a long threaded rod to hold the
> > whole thing together. Also I like to look at others shops.
> > Any links to them would be appreciated. TIA
>
> Ouch! You might try a Google groups search to locate the filter
> articles.
>
> My shop isn't all that exciting; but you're welcome to browse
> around http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto - There's a few visitors' links
> to some of the less uninteresting photo pages.
>
> --
> Morris Dovey
> DeSoto, Iowa USA
>
Gerald wrote:
> I should have mentioned that I did a google aready. I looked at "dust
> collectors filters" I did a search of rec.woodworking for dust collectors,
> dust systems and filters. I have looked at a bunch of sights and links but
> have not found the one i remembered. Thanks for your link.
I Googled rec.woodworking for "diesel filter" (without quotes)
and found this thread:
<http://www.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=lang_en&ie=UTF-8&threadm=3a940ee3%240%241514%2453a6afc1%40news.erinet.com&rnum=10&prev=/groups%3Fq%3Ddiesel%2Bfilter%2Bgroup:rec.woodworking%26hl%3Den%26lr%3Dlang_en%26ie%3DUTF-8%26scoring%3Dd%26selm%3D3a940ee3%25240%25241514%252453a6afc1%2540news.erinet.com%26rnum%3D10>
Watch for line wrap - hope this is what you recalled...
--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto, Iowa USA
Gerald wrote:
> I got back from vacation and decided it was time to get back
> into the shop. One project I wanted to do was to upgrade my
> cyclone unit and also replace the bags on my old DC with
> filters. i went to my computer where I had faithfully
> bookmarked the site of fellow wood workers who had the types
> of filters I wanted to use only to find that the book marks
> were all gone. Can anyone provide a link to anyone who used
> after market filters on their DC. i have been to Bill Pentz's
> sight and want to find the others that I had before. The type
> I am talking of is one where they used old deisel truck
> filters and built a stack with a long threaded rod to hold the
> whole thing together. Also I like to look at others shops.
> Any links to them would be appreciated. TIA
Ouch! You might try a Google groups search to locate the filter
articles.
My shop isn't all that exciting; but you're welcome to browse
around http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto - There's a few visitors' links
to some of the less uninteresting photo pages.
--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto, Iowa USA