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i buy my strip brush (nylon not horsehair) from mcmaster carr, they have the aluminum strip holder as well, i use 1/2" plexi with the aluminum strip for the structure then i can see the bit
http://www.mcmaster.com/#strip-brushes/=8xhohh
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The brush shroud that I received with my LC4896 is pretty inadequate.
The Bristles aren't long enough to contain dust from longer bits. The tightener system on it has stripped its threads and I have to drill it out to fix it.
Replacement bristles are $37 a foot! To replace the whole shroud, which is just a piece of aluminum with a tightener and bristles, is $350 - what a rip!
Does anyone know of a better setup for this? I'm probably going to design my own - definitely not spending that much for so little!
Thanx,
Grant Nicholson
i buy my strip brush (nylon not horsehair) from mcmaster carr, they have the aluminum strip holder as well, i use 1/2" plexi with the aluminum strip for the structure then i can see the bit
http://www.mcmaster.com/#strip-brushes/=8xhohh
James McGrew CAMaster 508 ATC
www.mcgrewwoodwork.com https://www.dropcam.com/p/PFmTOV
Thanx! What a great selection they have!
I really like your idea about the clear plexi too - seeing the bit will pose a real advantage!
How do you tighten it on - a bolt drilled into the plexi from the side?
G
i will show you some pics later
James McGrew CAMaster 508 ATC
www.mcgrewwoodwork.com https://www.dropcam.com/p/PFmTOV
here are some i have built over the last two machines
James McGrew CAMaster 508 ATC
www.mcgrewwoodwork.com https://www.dropcam.com/p/PFmTOV
I don't know about better, but I've made one for a specific application, the LC 3024 tabletop edition. I don't use brushes and it works with something as small as a shop vac.Originally Posted by Grant Nicholson
A video of it in use is here. Key feature is the ability to remove the bottom portion by pulling 2 lynch pins and pulling back 1/2". Mounting is by way of the side T-slots and it maintains a constant altitude allowing the spindle to pass through the collector box.
Joe Jared - OsiruSoft Research and Engineering - http://www.oretek.com
... I got from KentCNC. What use to be a pain, is now the easiest thing I have to do on the router. Worth every penny and wouldn't be without it.
He makes them for a number of routers and, as I recall, will make one if he doesn't already have the pattern.
I will be ordering another one, if the one I bought does not fit my HSD ATC spindle when it gets here.
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Just a very happy user...
Dave
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