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Added February 24, 2017 by Roger M
Table Saw Dust Collection at the Blade
"This has worked out very nicely for me. I fabricated up my own "over-arm" apparatus from wood scraps for getting dust collection at the blade. This very nice acrylic shroud moves up & down, left to right, and front to back. I am limited to rip cuts at about 1 7/8" with a push stick. I'll call it a solid mount, but, there is enough play in it that the workpiece slides under it without any hangups. Take a look at my pictures."
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Added November 26, 2018 by Kenneth Williams
Dust Collection
"I recently bought this system and I installed it over last couple days. I installed it from the ceiling of my shop and I am pretty happy with the whole setup. Only two things you could change,make the included connector hose more pliable rather than stiff like it is and on the suspension assembly where the the knob connects for tightening the boom could have reversible pieces, the carriage bolt has a small square on the head that can only be put in one way, I installed 4" hose suction from the left side and the connector hose blocks the knob for tightening, other that, it's a wonderful systems I've needed for a long time. Thank you."
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Added November 26, 2018 by Kenneth Williams
Dust Collection
"I recently bought this system and I installed it over last couple days. I installed it from the ceiling of my shop and I am pretty happy with the whole setup. Only two things you could change,make the included connector hose more pliable rather than stiff like it is and on the suspension assembly where the the knob connects for tightening the boom could have reversible pieces, the carriage bolt has a small square on the head that can only be put in one way, I installed 4" hose suction from the left side and the connector hose blocks the knob for tightening, other that, it's a wonderful systems I've needed for a long time. Thank you."
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Added February 24, 2017 by Roger M
Table Saw Dust Collection at the Blade
"This has worked out very nicely for me. I fabricated up my own "over-arm" apparatus from wood scraps for getting dust collection at the blade. This very nice acrylic shroud moves up & down, left to right, and front to back. I am limited to rip cuts at about 1 7/8" with a push stick. I'll call it a solid mount, but, there is enough play in it that the workpiece slides under it without any hangups. Take a look at my pictures."
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Added July 24, 2017 by Dan
DrDan
"As others have said, the directions leave something to be desired, but the product is nice, and customer service is wonderful. I may eventually mount this from the ceiling, but I thought to go traditional for now. Since my set up is stationary (so blessed to have the space) I screwed the base pole to the floor and used the stretchers to counter the sag created by the weight of the boom. Although this unit sucks up much of the saw dust, the high velocity coming off the blade precludes getting it all. I'll have to check on what RST did to increase the uptake☺️ The clear "flexible" hose is too stiff!!! Woodcraft has a very flexible hose you can use. Good value!!"
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Added February 24, 2017 by Roger M
Table Saw Dust Collection at the Blade
"This has worked out very nicely for me. I fabricated up my own "over-arm" apparatus from wood scraps for getting dust collection at the blade. This very nice acrylic shroud moves up & down, left to right, and front to back. I am limited to rip cuts at about 1 7/8" with a push stick. I'll call it a solid mount, but, there is enough play in it that the workpiece slides under it without any hangups. Take a look at my pictures."
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Added July 24, 2017 by Dan
DrDan
"As others have said, the directions leave something to be desired, but the product is nice, and customer service is wonderful. I may eventually mount this from the ceiling, but I thought to go traditional for now. Since my set up is stationary (so blessed to have the space) I screwed the base pole to the floor and used the stretchers to counter the sag created by the weight of the boom. Although this unit sucks up much of the saw dust, the high velocity coming off the blade precludes getting it all. I'll have to check on what RST did to increase the uptake☺️ The clear "flexible" hose is too stiff!!! Woodcraft has a very flexible hose you can use. Good value!!"
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Added November 26, 2018 by Kenneth Williams
Dust Collection
"I recently bought this system and I installed it over last couple days. I installed it from the ceiling of my shop and I am pretty happy with the whole setup. Only two things you could change,make the included connector hose more pliable rather than stiff like it is and on the suspension assembly where the the knob connects for tightening the boom could have reversible pieces, the carriage bolt has a small square on the head that can only be put in one way, I installed 4" hose suction from the left side and the connector hose blocks the knob for tightening, other that, it's a wonderful systems I've needed for a long time. Thank you."
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Added March 11, 2018 by Dan
well worh the money
"I bought my TS Guard through Amazon Canada, took 9 days to arrive, received it on March 9/18. It was well packaged (no damage), it was easy to install on my older General 350 saw and it performs very well. I was about to buy an Excalibur unit for twice the money until I saw PSI's system on line. I thought I was taking a chance buying this item, not so, it is worth the money. Thank you PSI woodworking. Dan"
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