Inexpensive Filter

[behindpropeller]

In addition to this thread

http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93790

Here is a quick inexpensive way to filter your coolant:

I had a couple of shop vac filters laying around that didn't fit any of our current vaccuums.

[Delw]

What did you put the filters in? I have no problem finding filters, just the houseing to put them in.

My Neighbor owns a commercial pool plumbing business and he has lots of stuff in the lot out back so I been checking it out recently.

[behindpropeller]

Originally Posted by Delw What did you put the filters in? I have no problem finding filters, just the houseing to put them in. My Neighbor owns a commercial pool plumbing business and he has lots of stuff in the lot out back so I been checking it out recently.

Del-

Just plug the hole on the one side, and sit it under your coolant nozzle and let the coolant run.

Tim

[Delw]

Oh I understand now, this isnt for a inline system. Ive done that before tried to do it once a week lasted about 5 weeks then said F-it lol

I took a bunch of ac filters and(the mesh type not paper type) and layed them above the coolant tank were the machine empties that helped alot.

I dont have a problem with fines until I start doing surfacing work then I can fill the tank up in less than a week with fine chips.

Delw