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video on redesigning and printing a dust collection chute for a table saw

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video on redesigning and printing a dust collection chute for a table saw

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3DPrinting@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 months ago

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How I re-engineered my Table Saw Dust Collection from Scratch using 3D Printing

My table saw (Holzmann TS 250) is great overall, but its lack of proper dust collection has been annoying ever since I got it. In this video I'm showing you ...

I really like the design and iteration process he goes thru.

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