Dex, I am working on an enclosure for under my unit that will go into my dust 
control set-up. Most of my Legacy work is spindle in nature so far although I 
am looking to do oval table tops with a spring loaded template system I am 
working on (something with repeatability) it will generate massive amounts of 
scrap for my shop until I get it tweaked in. It seems a doable item.


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From: Dexter Bland <dexterbl...@gmail.com> 
Date: 03/14/2015  13:00  (GMT-05:00) 
To: legacy-ornamental-mills <legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com> 
Subject: Dust control idea 
 
I was in the shop this morning cleaning up and an idea came to mind to help 
keep the shop from being as messy, I have a portable two bag dust collector 
that I use to try to keep things from getting too deep in sawdust that gets in 
the way at times. A few years age I made a table to bolt to the top of my drill 
press, One of the important jobs this tool does is to drill the holes in 
cabinet doors for concealed hinges. The hole you are drilling is 1 3/16 and 
about 5/8 deep and when you are doing a bunch of doors the wood chips really 
pile up and get in the way. If some collect against the fence, it will throw 
off the location of hole for the hinge. So what I came up with is a hollow box 
under the top and cut a hole in the back center and in the side to connect the 
dust collector hose. I created a "hood" that is just held in place when needed 
with a spring clamp. I works great.
Well, the idea hit me that downdraft table under the Legacy could help keep the 
dust/shavings build-up under the machine from building up. My machine has no 
legs so it sits on top of a work bench I made as an assemble table. Alas, came 
the Legacy and that took over that space. I have plans of expanding my shop and 
then making a table designed for the Legacy and could incorporate something 
similar to the drill press idea. Is this a workable idea?  

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Dexter Bland
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." 
Edmund Burke
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