Would the CleanSweep box used with the CleanSweep MagnaLock rings make the exising dust port on the Incra Fence obsolete?
1313851
No you still need the dust port to keep the router table free from dust and chips , I have a jessem lift and I don't even use the magnalock rings and my top stay clean and clear,,,
1313852
Yes, I don't use the dust port on the Incra fence at all, the clean sweep rings work great for dust collection.
1313853
Yes and no...For standard routing tasks, the slotted rings are the most effective chip and dust management I have ever used and wished I would have had it installed over the last few decades. However, for certain tasks, such as when using the Wonder Fence with larger bits, I find the additional vacuum helpful to clear any extra particles away.
1313854
I agree with the above users. I'd used various shop-made downdraft setups for 20yrs with great success before we introduced the CS cabinet, and I think I've used the fence's dust port twice in the last 10 years. The fence DC port is still handy for operations where it's either difficult to get enough downward airflow (3.5" panel raising bit in a 3-5/8" table opening) or when the chip ejection is well above the table (cutting grooves with a 3-wing slot cutter).Mark MuellerField Operations ManagerTaylor Design Group, Inc1605 Crescent Circle, #400Carrollton, TX 75006www.incra.comwww.incrementaltools.comPhone: 888.804.6272, ext. 4 1 317 287 0340 (international)E-mail: mark@incra.com I agree with the above users. I'd used various shop-made downdraft setups for 20yrs with great success before we introduced the CS cabinet, and I think I've used the fence's dust port twice in the last 10 years. The fence DC port is still handy for operations where it's either difficult to get enough downward airflow (3.5" panel raising bit in a 3-5/8" table opening) or when the chip ejection is well above the table (cutting grooves with a 3-wing slot cutter).Mark MuellerField Operations ManagerTaylor Design Group, Inc1605 Crescent Circle,... » Read More I agree with the above users. I'd used various shop-made downdraft setups for 20yrs with great success before we introduced the CS cabinet, and I think I've used the fence's dust port twice in the last 10 years. The fence DC port is still handy for operations where it's either difficult to get enough downward airflow (3.5" panel raising bit in a 3-5/8" table opening) or when the chip ejection is well above the table (cutting grooves with a 3-wing slot cutter).Mark MuellerField Operations ManagerTaylor Design Group, Inc1605 Crescent Circle, #400Carrollton, TX 75006www.incra.comwww.incrementaltools.comPhone: 888.804.6272, ext. 4 1 317 287 0340 (international)E-mail: mark@incra.com « Show Less
1313855
Depends. On zero clearance jobs, the fence suction still comes in handy. Otherwise, the fence dust port didn't see much use, (at least for me and I own both the incra fence and cleansweep).
361074
the dust port is reversible and works well in distributing the shavings away from the operator. I don't use the dust bag because the shavings fill it up so swiftly it is counterproductive. it is large enough that it becomes cumbersome. So. regarding dust and shavings, it works but it inhibits work. the gate does direct the shavings and dust left or right well. It is a very good piece of equipment.
1987199
The combination will work fine. In the absence of a dust collector, shavings fly everywhere and create quite a mess. The ejection fan on the planer just gets the shavings out of it, the vacuum from the dust collector does the rest. I have a grounding wire inside mine as I was getting shocked every time I used the planer. This is due to the built up of a static charge from the shavings moving through a non-conducting plastic hose.
1624993
Yes, this the angle grinder model I used for my project. Getting the dust shield to fit properly took a few minutes, but once it was adjusted it worked great. I'd also suggest using duct collector bags in your shop vac -- they make it much easier to clean up.
556845
Yes, that should work fine. Verify the filter states it's acceptable for dusty applications. Also while using the mask if it starts getting harder to breath change the filters. Have fun!
674420
No. Just the Clean Sweep plastic and metal box as shown. The Clean Sweep Magna Lock rings are not currently listed on Amazon but are available from Incra directly. I have added the Clean Sweep to my Kreg table and Kreg router lift, works great!
1221639
Interesting, since I did not review this product I'm not sure what you're talking about, even though I did purchase it. It turns out that the male connector on the end of wand was not compatible with the EZ Clean AEZ31023 Surface Cleaner that I also purchased at the same time. I ended up using an air hose connector but had to grind off some of the hex nut end (where the wrench fits to tighten). It then slid all the way into the surface cleaner female coupler. Hope this helps.
1928958
i made it work with Dewalt track saw and a porter cable bench jointer. worked great, but needed to buy special connections from a hardware store. it is a great dust extractor.
1121040
Not really. A considerable amount of dust escapes from the shroud as you sand, and it takes a lot of pressure to grind it off.
637110
Yes indeed. You can use the Incra without any stops at all. In fact, that is probably the way it gets used most in my shop. I have never removed the fence but I suppose you could use it that way. I never found a need to do that. The long fence gives a secure back for cutting.
330805
If you're just running a shop vac, I wouldn't recommend this. It won't pull enough air to make a difference, especially if you're splitting the suction between the Incra fence and the Cleansweep enclosure. The gate on the Cleansweep is 4 inches in diameter and I would recommend that you run at least a 1.5 hp impeller style dust collection system to gain benefit from this accessory.
671428
The directions day that the dust collection shroud is designed to wrok with DWV9000 connector. I didn't have that piece and wasn't buying it. As to what size hose I used -- the small shop vac hose and duct tape to seal the two together. (A large shop vac hose was too large.
2125268
Yes it should, I believe it's standard 5/8 x 11 thread. Fits my Milwaukee grinder with no trouble and should fit yours just as well. Yes it throws a lot of dust but what grinder doesn't? If you are grinding anything cementitious your best bet is to get shroud, with a good vac it throws virtually no dust. You might consider a centrifugal separator as the dust will quickly clog any shop vac filter.
982297
While not necessary in this scenario, I suggest you go ahead and install the entire seal to act as an additional dust blocker. It really does a fantastic job and only takes a few minutes to install.
1922959
I simply detach my dust bag and attach my shop vac to that port and it seems to get a lot of the dust but not totally. I have only used y smaller shop vac not my big one but I'm sure it will pull in the dust
983042
It fits over an rectangular-oval shaped outlet that is 2 1/8 x 1 inch OD with some grippy ribs that the two side pieces latch onto. If your dust port is this size then this will most likely fit.
1885758
This question was asked once before. It's got a 7/8" OD exhaust port and even if you could adapt it up to shop vac size it's just not worth the hassle of having to deal with the hose and the problems that will cause always being in the way. I don't even use the little dust bag that comes with it, I toss them, I wear a dust mask and periodically I blow the dust out of it as everybody should regardless if you use the little dust collection bag or not. If you want your sander to last a long time blow clean dry air into all the ports on the sander whenever you see it's getting really dusty. I hope this helps because I like the sander, I had the old version of this sander and liked that too, even better but companies always figure they have to make their products look new and improved.