Hell0 -- I am in the process of setting up my new CV1800 system in my 32x40 shop. I will be using 6" sewer & drain PVC for duct work, both the main trunk line and the drops. My plan is to run the 6" as close to the machines as possible, then a wye with 4" pipe or flex running the last few feet to the machine ports. This is pretty standard, from what I understand.
I have a Grizzly G0771Z table saw. It has a single 4" port located on the bottom of the right-hand side of the cabinet. I'm trying to figure out what might be the best place to locate my second 4" port. I know a lot of guys run an overhead system to collect dust off the top of the blade, but I would really prefer not to go that route -- it just seems like it would always be in the way. I'd rather have my second 4" port be somewhere on the cabinet. I was considering putting a port in the top-center of the cleanout panel on the rear of the cabinet, but--before I start cutting holes--I'd love to hear how others with that saw (or one similar) have configured their ports.
Thanks in advance for any ideas...
Bryon
I have a Grizzly G0771Z table saw. It has a single 4" port located on the bottom of the right-hand side of the cabinet. I'm trying to figure out what might be the best place to locate my second 4" port. I know a lot of guys run an overhead system to collect dust off the top of the blade, but I would really prefer not to go that route -- it just seems like it would always be in the way. I'd rather have my second 4" port be somewhere on the cabinet. I was considering putting a port in the top-center of the cleanout panel on the rear of the cabinet, but--before I start cutting holes--I'd love to hear how others with that saw (or one similar) have configured their ports.
Thanks in advance for any ideas...
Bryon