Made from found scraps

[Bart Leetch]

I got tired of cleaning up all the sawdust around & behind the CMS. Sooo experiment time I started with a box & added the wings & inside directing flaps & top pivoting flaps. I looked in my collection of used hinges & came up with 4 old hasps which I contact glued to the 1/8" masonite which came out of the bottom of some old drawers the box frame is an old door frame with a piece of CDX plywood on the bottom. I have maybe 25 cents worth of air nails in it.
If you'll look at the outside bottom right hand corner you can just see part of a knob which is on the end of a 1/4" dowel pulling it will open the dc gate.

This system doesn't get all the chips but does get most of them.

From a somewhat of a Newer Yankee Workshop

[Jim Becker]

You are the "master" of making delicious cheesecake out of spilled milk, Bart! Excellent!!

[Jason Tuinstra]

Bart, anything to keep the dust down is great. And when it's used with scraps, even better. Good idea.

[Martin Lutz]

Great use of the leftovers. If your like me you have just about every usable scrap you ever created.:)

[Chris Dodge]

Great use of the leftovers. If your like me you have just about every usable scrap you ever created.:)

Its good to know that I'm not the only one. I just can't throw the stuff away!:o

[Bernie Weishapl]

Excellent work Bart. Scraps are good.

[Richard Wolf]

Way to think outside the box.

Richard

[Steve Stube]

I like your ingenuity Bart, there is no holding you back, you are a problem solver.