Officially a New York homeowner

[Douglas Robinson]

Tackled one the projects I have been putting off: running the dust collection lines. I had to get creative to get the tubes to run at the right height. I ended up cutting the legs of the cyclone base 3" shorter. I am sure this would have gone faster if I had a helper.

I still have a little more work to do at the far end. I have decided to move the drill press out the router table in it's place. In this way I can run a Y in the line with two blast gates: one for the router table and one for the belt/disc sander.

 

[Douglas Robinson]

Hung my air filter and hopefully posted on the correct thread this time.

 

[Douglas Robinson]

Latest update:

Dust collection is done! Except for one blast gate and some flrx hose I had enough pipe and parts for the entire shop! BTW I bought wyear ago from KB Duct in Greensboro.

There is a dedicated line to the bandsaw, a line that goes to either the table saw or jointer/planer, a ranch to the lathe, a branch to the belt/disc sander and a final branch to the router table.

All I have to do is sort my parts and install my new toggle switch on the lathe when it arrives. Can not wait to start all my projects.

 

[Craptastic]

Looking good and it appears you have a great stack of wood to get started on too.

 

[Ricksmi]

Looking great, lots of wood for projects and a nice layout. The Sortainer's are fantastic keeping small part in there place.

 

[Bill Clemmons]

Looks like a very efficient layout. Are you ready to start making something? Enjoy!

 

[Canuck]

Looks great, Doug!! And, you managed to fill up the space too.

 

[Douglas Robinson]

It is odd have space around the tools. Once the switch for the lathe arrives I am ready to make stuff.

I am going to start planing and jointing some of the wood as preparation for Adirondack chairs.