Can I run this on a variac ? Can I buy better bags/filters? Finally, does it have a vortex separator internally or should I combine it with one?
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I doubt this unit could run on a variac. I've not seen any other third party bags (filter) for this unit but would be interested if they were available. I use this along with a Shop Fox ceiling mounted air handler to keep dust under control. The unit does not have a vortex separator. Try Oneida for one that would attach in-line.
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Best to visit http://www.woodstockint.com/SHOP-FOX-1-HP-800-CFM-Dust-Collector/W1727 and see the unit. There is a modified vortex built in. Since this has a 4" input port, DD(2") is too small and SDD(6") is too large.
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1. I do not know but would not think you would want to run it other than full rated speed 2. Cloth filter I believe is rated the same as all other cloth type filters. The plastic collection bag will last quite a while 3. No vortex separator but I have not found that one was needed.
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I used this on a side draft manifold to run a Virago 250. I had to raise the needle one step (move the clip down) and wound up with a 250 mainjet. I also shortened the spring a little, to ease throttle operation with my "quick" throttle. Be careful doing this with flat slide carbs as the idle tends to hang at high vacuum.
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You could make it work, but it would be awkward. It's a gravity fed device (intake is near the bottom of the DE chamber), but once you get it going (by priming it horizontally) you could probably get a shot or two vertically. If you have a lot of holes, I would consider something else.
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Well, you can only use bags with valves. I suppose there are some other brands you can use, but maybe it won't be so easy to suck all the air out from a different-sized valve. Anyway, because of the overpriced Waring vaacum bags - Worth trying. BUT - if you use it for boiling - always make sure the other bags are boiling proof and BPA free. Good luck!
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I think the flow rate will depend a lot on which filter you install inside it. I have used a 50 micron and a 30 micron filter and couldnt tell any difference in either one. My flow rate is not noticably diffe rent than it was before I installed the unit.
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All of the machines in the kit are all 'liners' tey are actually shipping pretty decent machines I havet had one over heat yet and i have run each for long hours without issue . Jst sandpaper down the spring a little and run the machie ne at4.5-5 volts for shader or spen $5 on lighter spings
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It actually does pretty well, but the dust bag is very small and needs frequent emptying....I reckon it depends on how much you do. If you sand indoors a lot, I'd recommend rigging up your shop vac to the bag portal...and you should be just fine. If you've never used this style, the mounting pad actually has several holes in it. The kit comes with a plastic punch die that punctures the sandpaper pad in line with the pad holes. Your vacuum will suck out the dust through these holes.....
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The V2 uses a 3-slot cooler design. The other DCII model is a 2-slot unit and rumor is that one is newer. The picture is correct and this is not a Matrix.
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It should work with a vortex. But I would however go with a real speedster. This speed control is poor quality and will not last.
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Go to: www.Woodsmith.com 2007 August Home Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved. Wood Working tools and required airflow 10" Table Saw - 550 cfm Surface Planer - 550 cfm Belt/Disk/Drum Sander - 550 cfm Compound Miter Saw - 475 cfm Router Table/Shaper - 450 cfm Band Saw - 375 cfm Scroll Saw - 375 cfm Jointer - 375 cfm Drill Press - 375 cfm In my opinion the SHOP FOX W1685 has plenty of air flow for any tool. The only negative is that the bags supplied only filter to 35 microns. I bought an after market bag that filters to 3 microns. This will decrease the advertised air flow, but it is insignificant. My unit works just fine.
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The Vortex is only a remote keyboard controller. It must be connected via MIDI/USB to a voice module, full synthesizer or keyboard or computer to generate sound. The sound output would come from the module or synthesizer.
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There was a range of sizes that come with the kit, not sure exactly which ones came with it. I did install a jets received in this pack with no issues though so you're probably safe getting it. I do have an aftermarket variator and pipe though so take that into consideration
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I haven't had to try that yet--thank heaven. They (Shop-Vac) says it can, and I put more faith in them than some other brands. The one negative I've found with this machine is that the filter bag is an annoying waste of money. One of those great ideas that fail in the execution. Bits of debris can't get past the opening of the bag and back up into the hose. Then you have to disconnect everything and run a long rod through the hose to shove out the dirt plug if reversing it to blower mode doesn't clear it. I've given up trying to use the bags. Other than that, I'm satisfied with it.
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It seems as though everyone has been as specific as possible with the answer. Is their a particular question about the scope series you have. Vortex makes several models?
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Mondial Turbo Cyclo 1200W Canister Vacuum Model: LD-VC628 EAN: 7898490162246 ASIN: B005ZHBIMW IMPORTER: VARNAM INC. 328 S. MILITARY TRAIL DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442 Phone: 1 800 282-5138 Mon to Fri between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm Sat between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm eMail: info@mondiallineusa.com Hope this helps. Reach for the Skies... Within! James A. Jancik
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Pierce- check out the Wynn Environmental website. They make some great aftermarket filters. I believe the one I picked up a year ago (I'm not home right now) is the 35A canister, which requires a slight fit adjustment to my (your) Delta dust collector, but it works great. I think it's 0.5 micron. Also remember that there's a trade-off between filtering capability and airflow, so the "low micron" filters require more surface area on the filter to ensure adequate airflow. Chris
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Actually there is a vacuum adapter, part # 587843-00 available for this that could slip in, in place of the standard bag it comes with. The part should run about $2.50 or so, I just found it online at www.ereplacementparts.com under the dewalt/b&d; section. It fits a standard vacuum hose like your typical household vac, I think it's smaller than your typical "shop-vac", though I'm aware of adapters for shop vac hoses to down size them and that should work. I use our old hose vac with mine and it works passably well. Any sander is going to throw stuff off no matter what unless you've got a dust table setup. Actually there is a vacuum adapter, part # 587843-00 available for this that could slip in, in place of the standard bag it comes with. The part should run about $2.50 or so, I just found it online at www.ereplacementparts.com under the dewalt/b&d; section. It fits a standard vacuum hose like your typical household vac, I think it's smaller than your typical "shop-vac", though I'm aware of adapters for shop vac hoses to down size them and that should work. I use our old hose vac with mine and it works passably well. Any sander is going to throw stuff off no matter what... » Read More Actually there is a vacuum adapter, part # 587843-00 available for this that could slip in, in place of the standard bag it comes with. The part should run about $2.50 or so, I just found it online at www.ereplacementparts.com under the dewalt/b&d; section. It fits a standard vacuum hose like your typical household vac, I think it's smaller than your typical "shop-vac", though I'm aware of adapters for shop vac hoses to down size them and that should work. I use our old hose vac with mine and it works passably well. Any sander is going to throw stuff off no matter what unless you've got a dust table setup. « Show Less