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Thread: Looking for alternate Dust Collection Skirt

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    Gene, how much is that dust shoe? It looks simple and effective.

    Kenneth

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    I think is is $95 with $15-20 to ship...you can pay with paypal

    His e mail is KENTCNC@gmail.com

    Look for the post "dust control" in the Aspire General page of the vectric forum


    Gene Crain
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    Ok, thanks

    KR

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    I got one of Kents Dust Shoes and by far is the best one I have tried it works very well, Easy to use and access to change my bits.

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    I really like his ideas. though it wont work on my prt alpha. so I would need to make one. right now I have a hose in front. but I wonder what he uses for brushes. the poly ones I got from mcmaster did not last they would bend and stay bent.

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    I use one from this company. There was a rep At John Forney's camp in 2008 and they handed out samples. It was enough for me to use on my dust foot and it has lasted.

    http://www.sealeze.com/ezflex.html

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    Wow Steve,

    That's the first time I think I ever saw someone else using the ShopFox Cam Clamps on their ShopBot! I've been using them since I set my machine up. I installed 8020 T-Track in my table, and have had no issues clamping anything. I like the low profile and the fact that they push down as well as in. If cutting all the way to the edge of the material, I simply use wood spacers.

    Regards,
    Ron

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    I have been using them for maybe a year. but I gave up on the track because it was hard to keep it in place and it got damaged if I goofed. so I make them from mdf and when I damage one enough I just make a new one this saves a lot of money over using the track.

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    Steve do you mean you are making the clamps out of MDF or the slots?

    I would like to make the clamps so I could just screw them into the table where I need them.

    RIB

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    the slots. I make the board with a t slot cutter. I used to screw the camps in place I made simple cam camps. but these work better and they are faster too.

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