Andyp wrote:What will you do about a pressure relief valve in case of the inevitable blockage?
Not needed apparently...I did ask - Rob
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Andyp wrote:What will you do about a pressure relief valve in case of the inevitable blockage?
Woodbloke wrote:Andyp wrote:What will you do about a pressure relief valve in case of the inevitable blockage?
Not needed apparently...I did ask - Rob
Andyp wrote:Nice one Rob.
How are you going to empty the barrell?
Andyp wrote:So you have enough flexi pipe to rest the cyclone on the floor when the barrel is removed?
Andyp wrote:Ah ha. This is exactly the problem I thought long and hard about. Ideally being able to release the inlet and outlet pipes from the cyclone is the way to go. Currently mine are connected by a slide fit onto fixed pipes and although they are obviously above the base of the cyclone they cannot be totally airtight. I am looking for a rubber sleeve that I can roll over the join.
I also would like a cheap solution to knowing when the barrel is full.
Jimmy Mack wrote:I've had a Dust Deputy for a couple of years now (the older design)... works great!
Doug wrote:Jimmy Mack wrote:I've had a Dust Deputy for a couple of years now (the older design)... works great!
That doesn't look that old Jimmy, mines around 9 years old & looks quite different.
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