In need of a vacuum system for router with a lot of Z travel
Posted by
tig415 <tig416@e...
on 2002-12-16 14:48:28 UTC
Hi
I have a router with 15" of Z-axis travel. I'm starting to mess
around with 3D work and I'm in the process of carving a piece that's
5" tall. I'm using a 6" long router bit. The vacuum attachment I was
using was designed for flat sheet. I need to come up with some sort
of rig that will clear the piece I'm carving yet will provide enough
enclosure so the vacuum will suck.
Any one have any brainstorms on this. I'm not looking for detailed
instructions just a nudge in the right direction. Unless of course
you have the time to give detailed instructions in which case I'm all
ears.
Thanks
I have a router with 15" of Z-axis travel. I'm starting to mess
around with 3D work and I'm in the process of carving a piece that's
5" tall. I'm using a 6" long router bit. The vacuum attachment I was
using was designed for flat sheet. I need to come up with some sort
of rig that will clear the piece I'm carving yet will provide enough
enclosure so the vacuum will suck.
Any one have any brainstorms on this. I'm not looking for detailed
instructions just a nudge in the right direction. Unless of course
you have the time to give detailed instructions in which case I'm all
ears.
Thanks
Discussion Thread
tig415 <tig416@e...
2002-12-16 14:48:28 UTC
In need of a vacuum system for router with a lot of Z travel
echnidna <echnidna@y...
2002-12-16 19:31:10 UTC
Re: In need of a vacuum system for router with a lot of Z travel
tig415 <tig416@e...
2002-12-17 03:08:12 UTC
Re: In need of a vacuum system for router with a lot of Z travel
echnidna <echnidna@y...
2002-12-17 03:14:49 UTC
Long router bit was Re: In need of a vacuum system for router with a lot of Z