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Hello Imran, sorry for the delayed response, my girlfriend had a car accident and I had to focus on that for the last little while. I’ll try a different approach with the schematic, I’ve scanned

Actually, I’ve been doing some test prints with carbon fiber reinforced PETG and Nylon recently, and I’ve been really impressed how well it compares to aluminum in some applications. This stuff

Great content; thanks for sharing! Jacques

The angle lets the dust hood clear the hold downs. David, as for 3D printing that complete bridge clamp like you have drawn… I don’t think I would trust a piece of 3D printed plastic with an air

Of course your design would have to be the best David! Very nice rockers on the ends. Brilliant Bill Belanger

I posted this 8 years ago. Plans attached if you want to 3D print it. ? David

Hi Jim, just buy some highly flexible 4 inch polyurethane hose and bend the wire into a rectangle using a couple pairs of linemen pliers. Ii’ e done a few machines this way……Regards, Rod

Great idea on the angle on the end Brian! I’m gonna steal that idea too! ? Bill Bélanger

Seems reasonable. Thats in AUD pricing. Had to convert the file from 3mf to stp

Chris and Imran, my measurement is that the bottom edge of the port/dust chute on my K3 is 1" from the cabinet wall when the trunnion is angled to full 45 degree tilt. I got that my measuring down

I have had to recently replace my internal hose due to original disintegrating also, I was surprised to hear felder didnt have this kind of fitting like yours at the printables url you provided.?

Aaack… springs not swings. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I had made this a couple of years ago, some leftover 1” aluminum square bar, 1/2” bolts that I 3D printed a t-slot adapter for and some springs and jack screws… all stuff I had laying around. I

Bill and John: Such good ideas along the same lines but … John’s wooden threads are pretty cool! Warm regards, Lucky From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf

Here’s my take on an inexpensive, adjustable hold down. I already had the tap and die (1”) from an earlier project, and the materials were all from my “scrap” stores. The set-in dowel on the

I know we discussed hold downs lately and I had to come up with something to hold the very edge of these legs I'm making. I used 1" aluminum and printed some caps for the ends, then threaded one end

I'd been thinking along similar lines. Option 1 being to adapt from rectangular to circular, with the port on the side (as per Imran's drawing), and then running the hose to a new port on the

If you do print it and it does work please let me know. I would be interested in purchasing one for my Hammer C3-31. Croz1950@... Chris Rozycki

This is something I will print for my K3 in the next couple of weeks. I will let you know how it works out. https://www.printables.com/model/361274-hammer-saw-dust-extraction-adapter Neureiter shop

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