I'm in the process of setting up my garage shop now that I'm all moved into the new house, more or less. I've looked at several videos and plans for the baffle. I've decided to go with the internal build rather than the "top hat" version. I've seen 2 types of inlets, one where a 90 degree elbow is mounted to the lid and one wheee the inlet pipe is joined directly to the side of the drum. I'm leaning towards using the direct attachment style. This would appear to be more efficient since everyone has said that cutting out 90s is the first thing to do to increase suction. Seems like having a 90 degree L right at the beginning of the system would immediately reduce the suction. My duct work will go straight out of the drum under the workbench to the tools.
Any idea about this?
Joe
Any idea about this?
Joe