Woodworking news - April 18, 2022 - FineWoodworking
New tools from Oneida and Woodpeckers, and news from the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship and Innovation + Design
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Fire protection regulations are a complex and ever-changing set of rules that differ from facility to facility, so there is no general rule that can be provided for all customers, but a list of Best Practices as been developed.
The Super Dust Deputy 4/5 by Oneida Air Systems is a cyclonic separator designed to work with nearly any 1 to 3HP single-stage dust collectors. New features include two 4” OD adapters that allow the cyclone’s inlet to connect to a 4” or 5” hose and the outlet to connect to 4” or 6” hose as needed. Made from static dissipative material to prevent static buildup, the 4/5 cyclone measures 14” wide by 23” tall and is compatible with all Super Dust Deputy drum kits from Oneida Air Systems. The systems includes 4/5 cyclone, two 4” adapters, gasket, and hardware.
The Super Dust Deputy 4/5 by Oneida Air Systems is a cyclonic separator designed to work with nearly any 1 to 3HP single-stage dust collectors. The separator eliminates the need for right-sized fittings, allowing users the flexibility to change setups with ease, the company says. The Super Dust Deputy connects to a single-stage dust collector and separates 99% of dust and debris from the airstream to eliminate filter clogging and suction loss. New features includes two 4” OD adapters that allow the cyclone’s inlet to connect to a 4” or 5” hose and the outlet to connect to 4” or 6” ...
April 14, 2021 | 10:28 pm UTC Print Photo By Oneida Air Systems If the filter on your dust collector clogs quickly – it collects as much dust and debris as you find in the drum – it’s likely there’s an air leak somewhere below the cyclone. To work properly, a cyclonic dust collector system needs the dust collection drum to be under negative pressure, in other words, in a vacuum. The centrifugal force of the cyclonic action pushes dust particles to the outer edges of the cyclone where they spiral down toward the collection drum. The clean air from the center of the spiral is pull...