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Dust-Collection-System-Builder
A web application that lets a woodworker design a dust collection (DC) system's:
- pipe runs
- fittings
- flex hose
- cyclone
- filter
- blast gates
- etc.
on a virtual floor plan. The system will generate and show a mathematically derived CFM and static-pressure prediction at every outlet/tool.
It is meant to help bridge the gap for a hobbiest woodworker to be better informed about their purchase, be rigorous enough to trust and simple enough for everyone to use.
Sources
Bill Pentz's website: https://billpentz.com/woodworking/cyclone/index.php
- Main Duct should be around 8"
- Down Drops - around 6"