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    Cyclone Vacuum Dust Separator

    I made one with 0.8mm thick steel sheet and an aluminium pan which I used to use on family BBQ twenty some years ago.
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    First I made some tack welding to keep the cone.
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    Then gave this cone butt welding.
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    Welding upper wall.
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    Top cover was also made from 0.8mm steel sheet.
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    Vacuum pipe and suction pipe are made from the same steel sheet too. But I was not very sure if this length of the vacuum pipe works well for my purpose, separating tree leaves and bamboo leaves. Mostly they are a tad bigger than the dust we usually deal with.
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    The top lid of the aluminium pan got a round cut, and I put some silicone rubber for sealing.
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    Epoxy added to the joint.
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    A test run told me that I should better give it some alteration.
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    So I made a cut to the inner pipe or vacuum pipe to make it short, and added another bigger round separator wall around it.
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    Now it works better!


    Chy
    Last edited by chy_farm; Apr 6, 2018 at 06:39 PM.

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