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1. 
   WayneL5 | Sep 10, 2003 10:44pm | #1

   So why not just leave it in the shop?

   Be careful your air lines, tank, and drains don't freeze with condensate in them.

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   SCFrankland | Sep 10, 2003 11:57pm | #2

   Check out the link below. It is a good read and may have a few ideas for you.

   http://www.woodcentral.com/bparticles/saw_dust_collection.shtml

   Scott C. Frankland

   "This all could have been prevented if their parents had just used birth control"

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   mitch | Sep 11, 2003 05:45pm | #3

   in principal i think it would be a good idea (i'm thinking about doing it too)- assuming the noise or dust won't pi$$ off the neighbors and you take into consideration a few other things, including the previous suggestions.  i would add making very sure the intake air for the ac is not the exhaust air from the dc.  somehow you'll need to keep the compressor from sucking in sawdust.  also, if your shop has hvac, you'll need to make some arrangement so that your dc isn't heating and/or cooling the great outdoors in the process of cleaning the great indoors.  compressors and dust collectors are wonderful things but they are noisy and dirty.

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