Isn't that the one that sits on the 55 gallon drum?
I've got the 50-179, which sits atop a standard garbage can.
Think the big one has a 5" output, where mine has a 4. In which case you
shop for bags that fit the appropriate outlet size. Usual suspects like
Penn State should have the stuff.
You should call Delta for a manual.
http://www.deltawoodworking.com/
"steve in PA" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> i just recieved a dust collector. i need to get a bag and run some
> duct work for it. i have looked everywhere for info on this dc i just
> got but cant find anything on it.
> Rockwell International
> serial # 84h02181
> cat # 50-180
> any help will be appriciated
> thanks
> steve in pa
Steve Knight <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> On Wed, 04 Feb 2004 21:07:31 GMT, steve in PA <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >i just recieved a dust collector. i need to get a bag and run some
> >duct work for it. i have looked everywhere for info on this dc i just
> >got but cant find anything on it.
>
> just measure the diameter of the housing and give these people a call
> http://www.americanfabricfilter.com/
> get as bit of bags as you have room for as you will get far better airflow.
Ditto what Stevie said. I have an gargantuan oversized AFF bag that
scares shop visitors when it inflates. MOOOHAAAHAAAA The prices are
reasonable (I think the top bag was $80 and the bottom was $70), and
you can make your own bottom bag for nothing and line it with a trash
can liner. The people there are also very friendly and accomodating.
At this point I'd also like to plug Oneida for the ductwork WYE's and
wide ELS that you'll probably want at some point. The second best
company I've delt with for price and service. They work great in
conjunction with heavy guage heating ductwork from your local hardware
store.
1 micron is much better than five, and certainly far better than the
30's that come with many machines.
Joe
On Wed, 04 Feb 2004 21:07:31 GMT, steve in PA <[email protected]> wrote:
>i just recieved a dust collector. i need to get a bag and run some
>duct work for it. i have looked everywhere for info on this dc i just
>got but cant find anything on it.
just measure the diameter of the housing and give these people a call
http://www.americanfabricfilter.com/
get as bit of bags as you have room for as you will get far better airflow.
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>
>1 micron is much better than five, and certainly far better than the
>30's that come with many machines.
I would hate to have to see the size of bag i would need to now work like my two
cartridge filters do (G) I get more airflow with them and no dust at all.
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Does this link help ya?
http://www.acetoolrepair.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=ATR&Product_Code=DL50-195
Maybe call ace and see if they can help.
"steve in PA" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> i just recieved a dust collector. i need to get a bag and run some
> duct work for it. i have looked everywhere for info on this dc i just
> got but cant find anything on it.
> Rockwell International
> serial # 84h02181
> cat # 50-180
> any help will be appriciated
> thanks
> steve in pa
you don't need a bag, just use a dryer vent and let your neighbors worry
about the dust. ;-)
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"steve in PA" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> i just recieved a dust collector. i need to get a bag and run some
> duct work for it. i have looked everywhere for info on this dc i just
> got but cant find anything on it.
> Rockwell International
> serial # 84h02181
> cat # 50-180
> any help will be appriciated
> thanks
> steve in pa