[woodnthings]

see if you find your router here

http://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=ytff1-tyc-inbox&p=porter%20cable%20router%20dust%20collector&type=

http://www.acmetools.com/webapp/wcs...TER CABLE-_-39700&CA_6C15C=600009240000063490

 

[woodnthings]

using a jig

Given the variety of bits they can use and jobs a router can do, no dust collecting solution will work for every instance. I wear safety goggles and a dusk mask when the dust is bad. Let it fly and clean it up when I'm done. I keep the floor clear around my work table, and after brushing all the chips to the floor they are relatively easy to sweep up.

When using a jig you don't need to see every cut, just follow the template. OK then, build a shroud or hood around the entire jig that snaps on and off or can be easily removed. use a 4" port for your DC. A rubber flap will allow air flow over the bumpy parts. Something like this:


OR this: http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=11312&site=ROCKLER

 

[woodnthings]

You can't

Can't find a way to delete this!

You can , if no one posts after you by editing out everything and then clicking "new posts"
Once someone posts after you all you can do is type 4 characters WXYZ, none, edit, omit etc. for example and then click "submit reply" :blink:

 

[woodnthings]

this site would reaally benefit from a video capacity

I made a video on how to make the DC and how it's used, but the site wouldn't accept it, so I tried to delete the post.

Others have tried before so it's probably a software issue. :thumbdown: You will have to go to a third party host and then paste us a link.