Where to find 6" x 4" machine adapter

[Matthew Curtis]

I am looking for a quick connect that will connect to my machines 4" port then increases to a accept 6" hose. Is there such a thing out there?

How do others take a 6" hose and convert it to a machines 4" port?

Some machines it is very hard to increase the port size, and a reducer would be much easier.

[Mike Heidrick]

https://www.woodcraft.com/products/oneida-air-systems-metal-6in-to-4in-reducer-dust-collection-fitting?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3InYBRCLARIsAG6bfMRMrH9jTVLZ H-ASl0s6ltxccOdIY9ajFn3xX90fUxMynvOi9unN5lwaAvazEALw _wcB

[Matthew Curtis]

So that will fit directly on to my 4" port without any other modifications?

[Steve Eure]

Fernco fittings that you can buy or order from the box stores is what I used.

[Matthew Curtis]

Fernco fittings are expensive

[John K Jordan]

How do others take a 6" hose and convert it to a machines 4" port?


I like the splitters from ClearVue. I have some that simply split one 6" duct into two 4" ducts and some that have a blast gate for each 4" duct. This one now goes to two sanders.

386229

If you don't need the second 4" connection now you might later.

JKJ

[Joe Jensen]

Having 6" for the last 2-3 feet makes almost no difference in airflow. Adapt to 4" further back from the machine.