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jet-air-filtration-system-placement-system To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below or use the search function above. Respiratory Protection. Great work and post! Retaining studs. And the "old" aircleaner is LOUD; the newer one is much quieter.

I'm sure someone or somehundred of y'all have expertise in this The good news is that what kills us makes it no longer our problem. Aug, pm 2. Re: Another workshop question: Placement of Air Cleaners? The directions that came with mine said to put it near the ceiling don't remember the exact distance suggestion ,very close to one long wall, about 4 Jet Air Filtration System Placement Kit feet from the end wall, blowing into the room not toward the near wall.

The idea is; it causes the air to circulate in the room so that dust is suspended in the moving air and is captured by the intake filter. If two units are used, it suggested that they be in opposite corners of the room, like this. John Hamlett www. Aug, am 3. What types of cleaners do you have? I use a Grizzly G and am satisfied, but always curious what else folks use.

I wouldn't describe mine as loud.. Devin Champlin www. Aug, pm 4. My initial aircleaner was--is--a Steel City one speed. I bought it when I first set up my shop, about 6 years ago. The sucker is pretty quiet, about Jet Air Filtration System Placement Yellow like a taking off. I just bought a Jet from Amazon: 3 speed, automatic timer, remote.

It's so quiet I can't even tell it's on when it's on low, though I've probably been deafened by the Steel City. Aug, pm 5. I have a Delta, three speed, remote control, timer, all that, and it's loud.

Not like a , but louder than I want to hear on a regular basis. I'm usually wearing hearing protection when I'm making large quantities of dust, however, and I usually have the dust collector running and hooked up to a tool or my down draft sanding table at the same time, so when I'm using it it is still the quietest thing in the shop. BTW, I got mine from a Craig's list ad at a pretty good price.

Aug, pm 6. Originally Posted by sunburst. Aug, pm 7. I've sanded things, run my sawmill, and otherwise made tons of dust for the last 40 years or more. I may have breathed more than a ton of dust in that time. I don't care how much of a PITA it is to roll my dust collector also a Jet, with the canister up Jet Air Filtration System Placement Device and plastic bag down from tool to tool occasionally to avoid breathing more dust than I have to from now on, I'll make myself do it.

While I make quite a bit of dust by hand mostly over my down draft sanding table, but not always the big culprits are power sanders. My spindle sander has good dust collection, so does the thickness sander, but the stationary belt sander is a little more messy. The overhead air filter goes on before, during and after it's use. I roll the dust collector to the bandsaw any time I'll be resawing, but I often do small amounts of cutting there without using the dust collector.

The "new shop" will be set up better for dust control. I'm making it a priority! The following members say thank you to sunburst for this post: bernabe.

Aug, pm 8. One last thing The last line of defense. After all the dust collectors, can you tell which dust mask is the one I've been using lately and which one is the new one? Aug, am 9.

John, thanks for the reminders. I tend to remember to put the dust mask when I know I'm going to be doing heavy-dust-generation things, but not as a matter of course. I should be doing it every time I walk into the shop. What kind of dust filters are those, by the way? I can't make out what the rectangular things are on the front. Aug, am I have a Rikon air cleaner, 3 speed, remote, timer. In low speed with the AC running it's about 70 db.

My air cleaner is mounted just about center on the ceiling. This puts it in close to the dust collector, bandsaw, ect. It also pulls a lot of the ac air toward my main work bench at the back of the shop.

Be aware, however, that you will experience losses induced by the filters, those can be app. Calculation: length 7 m, width 4 m, height of ceiling 3 m. The placement of the filter is of the same importance as the size of the filter. Place the filtration unit app. Place the unit along the longer wall so that the entry port suction is distanced app.

Mount up to cm away from the wall. The exhaust is the biggest determinant of the air circulation and filtering quality. We don't recommend installing the filter completely on the ceiling. The location relative to the front door or window is important as well. Open doors can completely change the air flow. The outlet lets out clean air, that is the spot you want to work in.

If your workshop is oddly shaped or you work in two smaller rooms, it's better to have two smaller filters than a big one. Do not rely only on the air filter, it's not just a dust collector. The purpose of the air filter is to keep the level of airborne dust to a minimum. To extract dust from machines, use dust extractors. To extract power tools, use vacuum cleaners. Air filters do not replace dust extractors!!! Try to vacuum and extract efficiently from all machines and power tools.

And finally, one lesson that says: spending money for a quality extractor and air Jet Air Filtration System Remote View filter is a much better investment than trying to save your health afterwards. Your nose and lungs really don't benefit from the dust in your workshop. Plus, you can't really work efficiently with dust everywhere. Toggle navigation Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation Categories. Spindle Moulders. Pillar Drills.

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