Drill Holes (to run after main parts, can be copied into main parts file) These are in a separate file due to the way Easel drills holes that overlap with other elements. http://easel.inventables.com/projects/U3mF4bo5gLQCtpErayPYWA#
Acrylic Parts (.093" Clear plastic) http://easel.inventables.com/projects/CG9ZfPXUZK5TB7PllvJRsw
Acrylic covers for top, back and bottom Magnets (.125 dia x .0625 tall) x4 2" Corner braces (L-brackets) max .6" width. Custom holes drilled PVC 3/4 to 3/4 junction PVC 3/4 (3") The PVC parts fit my dust hose, you may need to modify accordingly.
Hi, the "Acrylic Parts (.093" Clear plastic)" project is not shared public.
John Soerensen
Try this link http://easel.inventables.com/projects/CG9ZfPXUZK5TB7PllvJRsw
Rick Miller
Not sure where the "L" brackets fasten to the X-carve. Could you take and post a photo showing attchment from front/side? Thanks, Bob
Bob Hewson
Photo added. You can see that a new hole had to be drilled. This was to ensure the bracket is pushed away from the v-wheel.
Rick Miller
What are the magnets (X4) used for?
Brian Gillman
The magnets hold the acrylic cover onto the base. You can see them in the first photo. Not required, but I wanted something to hold the cover down. Since there is suction pulling it down, maybe they aren't needed.
Rick Miller
That's right I did not use the magnet and the cover is hold in place by the suction. I am very happy with this design.
riccardo
Looks like it would go well with the pipe clamp project - https://www.inventables.com/projects/line-loc-pipe-clamp
Bill Bucket
Rear entry hoses looks great and I will give your design as reference. Do you have any more thoughts or second thoughts after using it on projects? Thanks
Jim Chamberlain
I have since modified this to use a brush so that it can work better with clamps. And I'm using t-track to mount to the x-carve, which allows for easier height adjustment. It is still extremely effective and leaves practically no dust behind. I'll see if I can add photos here or post a new project.
Rick Miller
Thanks for the updates. Both good ideas. I am using a Shapeoko 3 and plan to add a cheap borescope / endoscope to the bracket so I can get a closeup view of the action.
Jim Chamberlain