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Aug 04,  · I keep having problems with the blast gates on my dust collection system. Sawdust gets in the tracks for the gate and then the gate won’t close all the way. It also makes my gates hang up so they are hard to open. Any suggestions for a remedy? – Mike Perry. Jan 04,  · However the general consensus is to put the blast gates where they're accessible and convenient. The worst thing you can do with your system is to leave multiple gates open. In my case the main lines runs on the ceiling 10' up so they're at the machines. Dust collection . Jan 19,  · Also, blast gates (especially plastic ones) tend to jam with dust getting caught at the rear of the slide, stopping each slide from fully closing. I had this problem with mine from a router table. All the other gates worked fine, but the router table gate just keeps filling up and wont close properly causing suction loss when operating other stuff.
Jan 19,  · Also, blast gates (especially plastic ones) tend to jam with dust getting caught at the rear of the slide, stopping each slide from fully closing. I had this problem with mine from a router table. All the other gates worked fine, but the router table gate just keeps filling up and wont close properly causing suction loss when operating other stuff. For more on central dust collection, see WOOD magazine, Issue 43, June , ppg. To do that, install blast gates. You can buy metal or plastic blast gages for various pipe sizes from a number of woodworking-equipment dealers. Or, refer to the drawing above to build a wooden blast gate. Jan 04,  · However the general consensus is to put the blast gates where they're accessible and convenient. The worst thing you can do with your system is to leave multiple gates open. In my case the main lines runs on the ceiling 10' up so they're at the machines. Dust collection .

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