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    Made a dust boot

    I was not a big fan of the dust boot that came with my Camaster Stinger 1 so I finally got around to making a new one. This is the first project I have completed that required fairly tight tolerances and I was very impressed with the Stinger's performance. I used 3/4" cast acrylic that was expensive so I cut a MDF prototype (on the table in Picture) just to be sure I had everything correct. Looks like it will be a nice upgrade for dust collection and bit changing.


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    Last edited by Dave Bonde; 03-28-2014 at 2:31 PM.

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    Nice work, I like that !!

    I made mine for my ATC machine as well, actually for all my machines starting with my 99 CAMaster 408 (still working in florida) and my X3 (Now sold)
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    Here is my dust boot I made for my CNC router. Yea, it's a Mr. Gasket cast aluminum Small block Chevy thermostat housing. Picture does not show the brush that will snap to the bottom of it, but most the time I don't need it. It's height adjustable and works on my laser diode engraving attachment also to suck the fumes to the outside of my shop. I like something small to see the progress of my Hobby projects. My spindle is a variable speed 45,000 max RPM Precise Super 65.
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