| Got some pictures of the shop, it’s about 95% done. I don’t know how I went with out a DC and AF for this long. It’s actually inspiring to work in a shop where the dust isn’t floating around all the time. I have some more PVC to run and a wall to enclose the DC and furnace and a couple of sheets of drywall to hang. I didn’t get around to getting the furnace hooked up but with winter almost gone I’ll probably wait till next fall to do it. Tony |
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suuuweeet...cept for the light beer.
Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks
Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations.
Thanks all.
Sphere: Doesn’t; everybody drank Bud Light!
Newhuh:
It’s actually a 7” coming off the Cyclone. Running 6” has a lot of suction. I have 6: to the TS (contractors TS) and there so much suction that nothing makes it out the back of the saw.
Timber: It is the 2hp the cost was $1050.00. It’s a whole lot quieter than my Craftsmen Shop vac. It’s tolerable but once I build the wall around it and the furnace it will just a low hum.
IRholland54:
The floor is concrete but being down for two months to get everything else done I haven’t even thought about the floor. The furnace is a NG small house furnace (Amana 80 69,000btu) that I got for $.150.00 because they had it on-site and knockout the wrong side for the install. Right place right time.
Tony
home brew for me thanx..
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Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks
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Looks great. Did you happen to apply Oneida's advise on reducing from 6" to 5" coming off the collector?
Very nice, is that the 2hp Onieda? Can I ask what the cost was? Is it on the loud side or no?
Thanks
Dale
Nice bright shop, is your floor concrete ? and have you considered anything different such as anti-fatigue mats. What type of furnace do you have ?
Robert
Tony
Nice hang-out!
Congrats...
sarge..jt
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