Even though the filament start out as clear, once 3D printed, the final product takes on a more "frosty" appearance due to the nature of 3D printing (layers and refraction).
It's difficult to appreciate in a 6s clip, but for someone with respiratory problems, this has helped me tremendously!Īvailable hose connection types: Standard 2 1/2" ODĪvailable colors include translucent frosty and black. Please watch the quick video and notice how much dust is sprayed into the operator, and this is with the bottom dust collector running. ** PLEASE CHECK THE LAST PICTURE AND ENSURE YOU HAVE THE SAME SAW AND BLADE ASSEMBLY STYLE!! ** There is a picture of the Dewalt DWE7491 in the listing. Please note that this will ONLY fit the Dewalt DWE7491 Table Saw. I was inspired by the SawStop blade guard dust collector and wished something similar existed for the more budget-friendly Dewalt. It virtually eliminates dust from flying into your face and body. This is the new and enhanced dust collection hood that sits on top of the saw blade guard on a Dewalt DWE7491 Table Saw. It is designed to work with your stock blade guard (**_NOT INCLUDED_**) that came with the table saw (**_NOT INCLUDED_**). Install and tighten the screw to secure the guard link.This listing is for the 3D-printed plastic dust hood **_ONLY_**. Raise the guard link until the long opening on the guard link arm aligns with the mounting hole on the lower guard assembly.ī. Install and tighten the screw to secure the front portion of the lower guard.Ī. Rotate the guard assembly back (toward the rear of the saw).ĭ. Install and tighten the screw to secure the rear portion of the lower guard.Ĭ. Install the new lower guard over the saw blade and align the assembly with the upper guard.ī. Remove the screw from the front portion of the lower guard mounting bracket.Ī. Rotate the guard assembly back (toward the rear of the saw) to expose the front screw.Ĭ. Remove the screw from the rear portion of the lower guard mounting bracket.ī. Pivot the guard link down (toward the table) and away from the guard.Ī. Remove the screw securing the guard link to the saw.ī. Disconnect the saw from its power source.Ī. Most problems with the blade guard are the result of accidental damage, such as a board hitting the guard, something falling on the saw during transport, or damage from a work-piece kickback. The lower blade guard assembly consists of the plastic blade guard with the spring and the mounting plate already assembled to it. The blade guard covers the saw blade to help protect you from an accident.
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