I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the rec, a
long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a stand for my
little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't recall having had any
real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman tablesaw with modifications
(bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.

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Best regards
Han
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That is the same unit I have. You still have the original top. If I am not
mistaken it says "Black and Decker" on the top with orange and black
patterns.

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"Han" wrote in message ...

I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the rec, a
long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a stand for my
little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't recall having had any
real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman tablesaw with modifications
(bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.

--
Best regards
Han
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"Josepi" wrote in
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That is the same unit I have. You still have the original top. If I am
not mistaken it says "Black and Decker" on the top with orange and
black patterns.

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It very well may be a BD thing, but it doesn't ring a bell. I am not about
to lift the airfilter off, because my shopTV, cablebox and VHS/cd/DVD
player are balancing on top ...

"Han" wrote in message
...

I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the
rec, a long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a
stand for my little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't
recall having had any real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman
tablesaw with modifications (bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.

--
Best regards
Han
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Han wrote the following:
I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the rec, a
long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a stand for my
little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't recall having had any
real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman tablesaw with modifications
(bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.



Is that a restricter plate on the vacuum hose? :-)




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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
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willshak wrote in
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Han wrote the following:
I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the
rec, a long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a
stand for my little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't
recall having had any real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman
tablesaw with modifications (bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.



Is that a restricter plate on the vacuum hose? :-)

I don't get the smiley, sorry
The black adapter came with the jointer. The grey thin is a blastgate with
remote start/stop switch (wires).


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Best regards
Han
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Was that the Hirsch saw table?
"Han" wrote in message
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willshak wrote in
m:

Han wrote the following:
I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the
rec, a long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a
stand for my little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't
recall having had any real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman
tablesaw with modifications (bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.



Is that a restricter plate on the vacuum hose? :-)

I don't get the smiley, sorry
The black adapter came with the jointer. The grey thin is a blastgate
with
remote start/stop switch (wires).


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Best regards
Han
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"John" wrote in news:4d8e321c$0$12647
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Was that the Hirsch saw table?

Yes, I think it still is. But as I said, with the TV, VCR & cable box all
balancing on top of the airfilter, I'm not about to go look at the top
surface of the table ...

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Best regards
Han
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"Josepi" wrote in message
...
That is the same unit I have. You still have the original top. If I am not
mistaken it says "Black and Decker" on the top with orange and black
patterns.

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"Han" wrote in message ...

I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the rec,
a
long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a stand for my
little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't recall having had
any
real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman tablesaw with modifications
(bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.

--
Best regards
Han
email address is invalid


I had one like it, it was a Hirsh brand IIRC, a maker of cheap stools and
tool stands.

"Leon" wrote in
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I had one like it, it was a Hirsh brand IIRC, a maker of cheap stools
and tool stands.


Cheap sometimes fits the bill grin. At the time, my woorworking was
functional, no more.

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Best regards
Han
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