This is part two of a longer video on laying out the ductwork for my @oneida-air cyclone dust collection system. This entire system was figured out in 3D first, but the 3D lines need to be transferred into the real world, and this is how I'm doing it. In the previous video, I got the exact location of the main trunk projected onto the floor, then transferred the locations of the mounts from the ceiling down to those lines on the floor. The tin ceiling in my shop makes it very difficult to attach things as the places where attachments can be made are very widely spaced, and this system allows the exact locations of those points.
Once the locations were established, I attached the mounting hardware (two types), and I will use the lines on the floor as a guide to cut and assemble two large sections of the ductwork which will be lifted into place pre-assembled at a later date. With those two sections in place, I will connect the two in the air, then assemble the machine drops from there.
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16 окт 2024
