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Originally Posted by kp91 I do kinda like you do g-man- I have a gap between the backside of my router table top, and the outfeed table that just fits the small general purpose shop-vac nozzle. By sliding the nozzle along the back of the table until it is inline with the cut I get very good dust collection, ESPECIALLY during dado cuts.
Whatever vacuum you use, I recommend using the disposable bags. I put a bag in my 20 gal shop vac and it makes emptying the thing a whole lot nicer. It also prevents fine dusts from man made materials from clogging up the filters. |
Doug, I always use the bags in my ShopVac. Here a 3 bag package is about $5.99 and this way the filter lasts forever. I have a 16 gal Craftsman Vac that I used to use before I bought the ShopVac and I needed to use another Vac to clean out the filter which was a dirty job. I wonder if Sears has gone to dustbags in their new models yet.
g-man