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Re: G10 dust!

2002-06-04 by crankorgan

Hi Hans,
        A small hose from a vacuum will work. One must make sure
you allow enough air to get into the vacuum so it does not 
overheat. Adding a small hose to a vacuum without letting extra
air get in somewhere will be a disaster. 
        I am working on a CNC plotter that can mill boards-draw on 
boards, do Scratch and Etch or even cut vinyl. I bought a plotter to 
see how strong it is. Now I am working on a unit that works in a 
similar way. The Z axis will have a one inch range for thicker items. 
All this made from mostly hardware store parts. Roller skate bearings-
metal rods-MDF-Dremel and my favorite grey PVC plastic. I am trying 
to keep it in the $100 range. Unlike the units that are made from 
printer parts, this unit can be made larger or smaller.

                                       John 



--- In Homebrew_PCBs@y..., Hans Wedemeyer <hans@c...> wrote:
> John,
> How about using a vacuum cleaner to suck up the dust ?
> Hans W

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