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I have a Dewalt 708 SCMS that throws dust like crazy. I’ve been trying to devise an effective cowling that will collect the sawdust when connected to a powerful vac. So far all my attempts have been less than satisfactory. Has anyone had experience doing this????? Please help!!!!
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no, but i'd sure like to know what you come up with. you know, sears sells the RAS collector set up w/shroud & hose for about $25, if you're into retrofitting and not making your own. doesn't work perfectly on my RAS, but i've always thought that was due to a pretty high fence w/narrow kerf. the openings on scms's are much bigger aren't they? anyway, post what you find, ok?
jeff s.
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I have a Dewalt 708 SCMS that throws dust like crazy. I've been trying to devise an effective cowling that will collect the sawdust when connected to a powerful vac. So far all my attempts have been less than satisfactory. Has anyone had experience doing this????? Please help!!!!