Thien baffle

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<h3>I have been using the cyclonic separator with the MPCNC but:</h3> <ol> <li>It takes up room in the box and i keep adding more stuff so i had to evict it</li> <li>I also hated that my current mini-shop vac when i used for non CnC stuff would go straight to the filter.</li> <li>The filter on this vacuum is a nightmare when you crack the seal. The dust bunnies break free of their prison running to their corners and undo a good amount of vacuum work.</li> </ol> <p>So I saw the <a href="http://www.jpthien.com/cy.htm">Thien Baffle</a> and had to give it a try. My first attempt was shameful because i used to thick of wood, the gorilla glue got away from me and then i shattered the plexiglass many times. As i was contemplating life, i realized my printer bed is just big enough to print the whole thing.</p> <p>The angry Red War Dalek was born ready to take on all inferior dust bunnies. I had a 100% removal of all air soft balls on my test and when I went to clean up all the plastic left over from the cleaning not a bit was found in the filter. Sucess feels good man.</p> <p>If anyone spots this in the wild from the <a href="http://www.jpthien.com/smf/index.php?board=1.0">Thien forum</a> please say hi for me. Did not feel like creating another forum account but defiantly credit where credit is due to you guys. I added all the fancy features since on a 3D printer it is easy. I also really only used like 1.5kg of plastic at 15USD that not a bad deal (includes my filter top).</p> Category: Machine Tools