Friday, January 27, 2012

Dust Collection on the Router, by Eurekazone

The Eurekazone family has done it again, now with perfect dust collection when routing. The Smart Router Kit, with CnC like precision, on the Smart Guide System. It's just that EZ.

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Friday, January 20, 2012

Rockler Dust Right Wall Mount Dust Collector

!9#:Rockler Dust Right Wall Mount Dust Collector

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Heavy-duty performance meets out-of-the-way convenience. With a 650
CFM suction capacity and a 3/4 HP, 60 Hz, 110 Volt, 12 amp motor, this compact dust collector handles serious shop messes without cluttering up your workspace. It mounts in seconds with a simple Z-bracket. Plus, it's portable! Just set up a few Z-brackets around your shop or house to create dust-collection stations wherever you're working. A comfortable foam-gripped handle makes transportation and setup a breeze. The
motor features a sealed shaft and bearings for quiet, long lasting operation. The inlet accepts 4'' hose.

Comes standard with a 15 gallon, 30-micron bag. The optional 5-micron replacement bag offers the same size and capacity as the original, but with much finer particle retention. Both bags are made from heavy-duty cloth and attach easily. Includes one Z-bracket and mounting hardware. Additional Z-brackets sold separately.

Technical Details:
Heavy-duty performance plus out-of-the-way convenience.
3/4 HP, 60 Hz, 110 Volt, 12 amp motor.
Sealed bearings and shaft for quiet, durable operation.
650 CFM suction capacity.
30 micron dust collector bag keeps dust particles in place without sacrificing air flow.
Easily portable, just add mounting clips wherever you'll need it.
Dust collection inlet accepts a standard 4" dust hose.
Comfort grip carrying handle allows for easy portability.
Wall mounting bracket with included hardware attaches easily to any wall.


What's in the Box?
One Dust Right Wall Mount Dust Collector
One Z-Bracket

Best Used With:
Dust Right Floor Sweep System (36134)

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Friday, January 13, 2012

Wallace Nutting Hand - Colored Photographs

!9#: Wallace Nutting Hand - Colored Photographs

Wallace Nutting sold more hand-colored photographs during America's 1900-1940 "Golden Age of Hand-Colored Photography" than any other photographer of his time. It is estimated that between 5,000,000-10,000,000 of his pictures decorated the walls of middle class American homes during the early 20th century. Why was Wallace Nutting so successful? And why are his pictures still being widely collected today? This article represents a basic introduction into the world of Wallace Nutting Pictures.

It was shortly after 1900 that Wallace Nutting retired from the ministry due to ill health (he was a Congregational Minister in Providence RI at the time). As part of his recovery, he began touring the New England countryside by carriage or car, taking photographs of rural New England. Nutting was one of the first to recognize that the American scene was changing. Industrialization was altering the way our country looked and our pure and picturesque landscape would never look the same again. He seemed to feel it his divine calling to record the beauty of America for future generations.

Beginning first in Vermont, then Massachusetts and Connecticut, and eventually throughout the rest of New England, Nutting began photographing country lanes, streams, rivers, lakes, orchards, blossoms, birches, and mountains. Wallace Nutting would take the photograph, assign a title, and instruct his colorists how it should be hand-tinted. Each picture that met Nutting's high standards of color, composition, and taste would be affixed to its matting and signed by his employees with the distinctive "Wallace Nutting" name. (He hardly ever signed any pictures by himself). Those pictures that did not meet his strict standards were destroyed. Beginning first with outdoor (Exterior) scenes in New England, Nutting eventually traveled throughout the United States and Europe, taking photographs in 26 states and 17 foreign countries between 1900-1935. Overall, he took more than 50,000 pictures, 10,000 of which he felt met his high standards. The balance were destroyed.

It was around 1905 that Nutting began taking his first indoor (Interior) pictures. Supposedly one day while it was raining outside, Mrs. Nutting suggested that he take a more "Personable" picture indoors. So, he set up a colonial scene, near a kitchen hearth, had an employee dress up in a colonial fashion, and took several different pictures. These sold relatively easily which encouraged him to expand more into this area. Nutting's love of antiques, his passion for the pilgrim period, and his unquestionable desire to turn a profit led him to eventually purchase and restore five colonial homes:

Webb House, Wethersfield, CT Wentworth-Gardner House, Portsmouth, NH Cutler-Bartlett House, Newburyport, MA Hazen-Garrison House, Haverhill, MA Saugus Iron Works (Broadhearth), Saugus, MA

Nutting purchased these homes because he felt each represented a different period of early colonial American style and taste. It was here, along with his own homes Nuttinghame (Southbury, CT) and Nuttingholme (Framingham, MA), that the majority of his Interior pictures were taken. Nutting's desire to provide the most correct and appropriate settings for his Interior scenes led him in his quest to gather one of the best collections of early American furniture ever assembled. He would use the best examples of early American furniture in his Interior scenes and, when he couldn't find it, he would reproduce it. (We'll focus on his reproduction furniture in a subsequent article).

Working in Southbury CT from 1905-12, and then in Framingham MA from 1912 until his death in 1941, Nutting sold literally millions of his hand-colored photographs. He claims to have sold around 10,000,000 pictures although, knowing his habit of exaggeration, that number is probably somewhat high.

Whatever the true number, it was large. Wallace Nutting pictures were sometimes called "poor man's prints". Sold throughout the first quarter of the 20th century, well before the invention of color photography, these pictures initially sold literally for pennies. His market was primarily the middle and lower middle classes...those households which could not afford finer forms of art. Because of their low price, Wallace Nutting pictures were purchased in large numbers. By 1925, hardly an American middle-class household was without one as they were purchased as gifts for weddings, showers, Christmas, birthdays, and for just about any other reason imaginable.

Nutting sold many pictures directly through his studios where he also provided his own framing services. But he also sold his pictures through many other outlets as well: department stores, drug stores, and gift shops, all around the country. He even had full-time salesmen on the road whose sole job was to sell his pictures to these retail establishments. Salesmen whom, he claims, sold enough pictures to retire quite handsomely themselves.

The height of Wallace Nutting picture popularity was 1915-25. During this time Nutting had nearly 100 colorists in his employment, along with another 100 employees who acted as framers, matters, salesmen, management, and assorted administrative office personnel. Let there be no mistake about it...Wallace Nutting's pictures were big business. But by the late 1920's, people began to tire of Wallace Nutting. As with any other fashion or style, tastes began to change with time. Wallace Nutting pictures became passé and sales showed a steady decline. Even the introduction of different matting styles, greeting cards, pen-type silhouettes, and lower priced machine-produced process prints could not rejuvenate sales.

The Wall Street crash of 1929 and the following depression all but sealed the fate of the Wallace Nutting picture business. Although it remained in operation even after his death, the output was inconsequential after the early 1930's. Over the years, millions of Wallace Nutting pictures were probably thrown away. Many of those that remain show the signs of 60-90 years of wear after being stored in attics and basements, with water stains, broken glass, dust, dirt, and mildew.

As the original owners of Wallace Nutting pictures have grown older or passed on, their Wallace Nutting pictures have also been passed on to another generation. Some were given directly as gifts, others were inherited by children and grandchildren. Those that weren't passed along to families were sold at auctions, estate sales, tag sales, and flea markets where they re-entered the collectibles mainstream during the 1975-2000 period.

What are collectors looking for? Just as in Wallace Nutting's time, Exterior scenes have the widest appeal. Interior scenes have a more limited appeal, but since they are rarer, they typically command a higher price than Exterior scenes. However, we have seen that as America's fascination with the "Country" look has diminished over the past 5-10 years, interest in Nutting's Interior scenes has softened as well.

The most desirable pictures to serious Nutting collectors are Miscellaneous Unusual Scenes. These are pictures which fall outside the more standard Interior and Exterior scenes: Architecturals, Children, Florals, Foreign, Men, Seascapes, Snow scenes, and a select few geographical rarities. Nutting's original sales in these categories were significantly lower than with his Exterior and Interior scenes, hence their "/i>rarity" attracts collectors. Just as in other areas of collecting, the rarest examples, in the best condition, are the easiest to sell, regardless of price. But just as important as rarity and subject matter is condition. Collectors want pieces in excellent condition and imperfections such as water stains, blemishes, poor coloring, or damaged frames can all significantly reduce value.

As of 2010 the Auction record for a Wallace Nutting hand-colored photograph stands at ,300.00, which is quite reasonable within the high-priced world of Antiques & Collectibles. However, as the economy has softened, so too have Wallace Nutting prices and perhaps 90% of Wallace Nutting pictures are selling in today's market for less than 0-0. And many can be had for - or less. Which means that if you appreciate Wallace Nutting Pictures, this is probably the best time to buy them in the past 25 years.


Wallace Nutting Hand - Colored Photographs

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Saturday, December 31, 2011

Keen Router Dust Collector Presented by Woodcraft

The new Dust Router is the first dust collection accessory that works with router tables of open stand design. •Protects motor from harmful dust that is not collected by the router table fence •Universal fit attaches between the router base and the router table insert plate •Includes T-Connector and hose to still use router table fence dust collection port •Durable, flexible Dust Cup™ will not interfere with height adjustment or changing bits •Works with most shop vacuums with standard 2-1/4" hose end fittings Woodcraft.com number 151090

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Friday, December 23, 2011

SHOP FOX W1685 1.5-Horsepower 1,280 CFM Dust Collector

!9#: SHOP FOX W1685 1.5-Horsepower 1,280 CFM Dust Collector


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Powerful Shop Fox dust collector features a heavy-duty 12in. steel impeller and a 1.5 HP, 16 Amp 110V single phase motor that operates at 3450 RPM. Generates 1280 CFM air suction to capture dust and debris from any woodworking saw, planer, jointer, band saw, shaper or sander with a dust port. HP: 1 1/2, Volts: 110, CFM: 1,280, Hose Diameter (in.): Dual 4in. ports off a 6in. inlet

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Friday, December 16, 2011

Camfil Farr APC - 2010 A Look Back

What a year at Camfil Farr Air Pollution Control! Lots of hard work, tremendous growth and success - and we still made time for celebration and some fun. Here's a look back at 2010 as we continued to develop, build, promote and sell our industrial dust collectors and fume collection equipment to solve our customer's factory dust challenges.

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Chemical Safety Board Releases New Safety Video, "Inferno: Dust Explosion at Imperial Sugar"

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Porter-Cable 97466 6-Inch Random Orbit Sander with Dust Collection

!9#Porter-Cable 97466 6-Inch Random Orbit Sander with Dust Collection

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Includes Variable-Speed Random-Orbit Sander Kit (6-in) with Dust Collection - 97466, Standard Hook & Loop Pad - 18001, Dust Collection Hood - 73340, Dust Collection Hose - 39332, Hose Adapter (1-1/2-in to 2-1/2-in) - 39335, Abrasive Sheet, Side Handle, Carrying Case, Operating Manual

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

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Bosch 1274DVS 6.6 Amp 3-Inch by 21-Inch Variable Speed In-Line Belt Sander with Cloth Dust Bag

!9# Bosch 1274DVS 6.6 Amp 3-Inch by 21-Inch Variable Speed In-Line Belt Sander with Cloth Dust Bag


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Well-executed design combined with solid, reliable performance make this Bosch belt sander a tool with noticeable performance advantages. The Bosch features a magnesium-and-plastic housing that's lightweight yet durable. The tool is nicely balanced, comfortable, and easy to operate--important features in a tool that's often used for long periods of time for removing large amounts of stock. The Bosch comes with a cast-aluminum platen--so there's none of the warping that affects stamped-steel platens--and it sands perfectly flat right out of the box. Like many of the sanders in this class, the motor on the 1274 is aligned with the belt edge to allow flush sanding into corners. The tool's only drawback is that visibility is limited when sanding into tight corners, but that's a small minus when weighed against all the pluses. The belt-changing system works well--we didn't suffer any spring pinches--and the tracking adjustment tracks the new belt quickly and keeps it in place. There's a variable-speed dial built right into the trigger switch, which makes adjusting the belt speed fast and convenient. Wood magazine tested 10 3-by-21-inch sanders and liked the 1274DVS best. We agree that it's a great tool. --Mark McDonald

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Sunday, October 16, 2011

Helpful Guide in Buying Antique Furniture

!9# Helpful Guide in Buying Antique Furniture

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The aesthetic value of antique furniture pieces is one of the reasons why many antique collectors prefer these items. There is a wide variety of styles and era to choose from. Antique collectors have, in some ways, mastered the skills in knowing what a good buy is, but as novice, you may need more time and experience.

If you plan to buy antique furniture piece to add glamour to your home, be on the lookout for reproductions. The following helpful information will guide you on the basics of buying authentic and practical antique furniture.

Observe the dimensions. Authentic antique furniture does not have uniform dimensions since wood, which most antique furniture are made of, shrinks with age. Otherwise, there is a strong possibility that what you are eying for is not genuine at all. To clearly see the various angles of furniture, take the time to view it in broad daylight.

Test the solidity of the item. Antique furniture has no real value if it loses its functionality. What use is an authentic antique chair when you cannot actually sit on it? Antique shops allow buyers to sit or move items for verification. Antique experts also suggest this method.
Make sure that parts are available. Good quality antique furniture has complete functional or decorative parts as well.

Look for proof of antiquity. Since the age of an antique is one of the major determinants of authenticity, you should have the assurance that the item for sale passed the age definition of an antique which is at least a hundred years old. One way to verify this is to look for signs of depreciation in the item such as dust accumulation in its corners which are hard to reach by regular dusting. If these simple signs are not available, experts say, the item might not be as old as an antique should be. You must also consider whether a piece of furniture has been restored or refinished. Restoration on antique pieces may decrease the value of the item especially if done poorly.

Examine the surface colour. The surface finish of a piece of antique furniture is also a significant detail to observe. A quality piece of antique furniture should show flat colouring except for some shades which might have naturally occur due to age. The back side of a piece may differ in appearance with the surface but it should have unvaried shades as well.

Interview the antique shop owner. You will get more details through a one on one interview with the shop owner. Ask about the era and style of the furniture which you may later research on to be more familiar with the item. You may also request for a warranty of the item.

Consider antique restoration. While some would no longer consider unstable antique furniture, you may choose to have the item restored to its former glory through the help of a professional antique restorer.

Antique restoration is the art of restoring an antique to its natural appearance with the purpose of making it appear new. In some cases, antique restoration refers to the process of restoring an antique for preservation or conservation of its features to avoid more wear and tear.

Get a second opinion. If you are hesitant about the value of your target antique piece of furniture, you may hire the expertise of antique experts. What's more, you may also have the furniture appraised to determine its actual value.


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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Antique Doll Repair

!9# Antique Doll Repair

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Your doll might have been your closest confidante or maybe it was your grandmother's best friend. It doesn't matter if you have inherited Grandma's favorite collection or it's that special one, with proper care you can preserve them for the future.

Sunlight is the mortal enemy of these playthings - it fades and weakens the fabric that makes up its clothing and it also fades its face. If you must have your favourite toy in a sunny room, try to keep it out of the direct sunlight. Even fluorescent lighting indoors can cause damage. To protect your dolls from indirect lighting, you can buy UV covers for the case (expensive) or just drape the case with a pretty piece of sheer fabric (less expensive & pretty too).

Dust is also harmful to your beautiful toys. It works its way into the fabric of the dress and permeates the dolls itself in some cases. If you can't store them in an enclosed cabinet, then make sure they are dusted regularly using a soft bristled brush. If this lovely toy isn't kept in a case, please don't leave it in a room with the windows open where outside dirt and pollution can reach it. Don't let Fido near your toys lest he think favorite doll Abigail's hair is a tasty treat!

Smoking is a huge no no! The nicotine stains the model itself and the clothing and the smell stays on too. The stains are almost impossible to remove and should you choose to sell the toy, the smoke smell will reduce its value.

If you have the ability to keep your your toys in a closed display cabinet, do so... it puts them out of the way of dust, sunlight and pets and keeps them safe. When displaying your toy inside a cabinet, take care that it doesn't come into contact with any wood since there are acids that will damage it. A piece of unbleached muslin provides a barrier between the wood and your plaything.

A word about temperature - extremes are not good for you and they aren't good for your dolls either. Too hot may make certain type of toys melt, too cold may make certain them crack. A good rule of thumb is keeping them at the same temperature you are comfortable at. Attics and basements are not good storage area's for them due to the temperature changes and moisture levels.

If you are going to store your doll, her clothing should be removed, placed flat and wrapped in acid free paper to avoid creases in the fabric. Your doll should be wrapped ever so gently also with acid free and stored on her back on a soft cushioned surface. While it might be tempting to put your toys in a plastic air tight container, don't do it. The smallest amount of moisture can render your plaything a moldy mess in a plastic container.

If your plaything needs large scale restoration, you should see out doll doctors who specialize in the type of toy you have. You may find them listed under doll restoration, doll doctors, antique doll repair.

Before entrusting your plaything to such a doctor, ask to see some of the repairs they have done on dolls such as yours. Do they follow the tradition of how it was made originally (such as using authentic type hair) or will it be replaced with synthetic? What about the painting process? How do they match the colors? Of course, clothing is important also... can they repair the clothing or do they have other original clothing for sale?

Much like you would seek out qualifications in a medical doctor, asking questions is the best way to find out about them. Chatting with other toy collectors in your area is another resource for finding these doll doctors. Most doll doctors have a true love of the doll and will treat them as lovingly as you would.


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Monday, September 26, 2011

Filter Dust Collectors: Design and Application

!9# Filter Dust Collectors: Design and Application

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Filter dust collectors are standard equipment in every process and manufacturing facility where a dry waste stream is released into the environment. This practical guide demonstrates how to cost-effectively design, install and operate collection systems that fully meet all pollution control requirements. Chemical, mechanical and environmental engineers will find detailed coverage of critical compounds of a peak-performing system, including planning and sizing collectors and accessories, filter selection, feeders and discharge equipment, secondary filtration, dust capture and conveying, electrical controls and system troubleshooting.

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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Milwaukee 6021-21 Random Orbit Palm Sander with dust collection bag

!9# Milwaukee 6021-21 Random Orbit Palm Sander with dust collection bag


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Milwaukee's Random Orbit Palm Sander produces a fine, swirl-free finish. The permanent magnet motor produces dependable speed and power and features electronic soft start and a variable speed dial. Designed for comfort with a tactile rubber top and body grip surface and a narrow sander body. Amps: 3, Variable Speed: Yes, Disc Diameter (in.): 5, Wheel Diameter (in.): 5, OPM: 7,000 - 12,000, Tool Length (in.): 5 1/2, Tool Weight (lbs.): 3.3 lbs., Case Included: Yes, Dust Bag Included: Yes

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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

DELTA 50-720 1-Horsepower Dust Collector 650 CFM

!9# DELTA 50-720 1-Horsepower Dust Collector 650 CFM

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The DELTA 50-720 1 HP Dust Collector uses its powerful motor to extract dust created by various machines with four-inch dust collection ports. The dependable one HP TEFC induction motor runs at 3,450 RPM and powers the curved steel impeller for maximum air velocity (650 CFM). The 50-720's one micron top filter bag filters fine dust, and the clear disposable bottom bags give you the convenience of just tossing them when they're full. Thanks to the finned aluminum motor housing, this unit runs ultra-cool during long periods of use. The four swivel casters make it easy to move this dust collector from machine to machine quickly.

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Saturday, August 13, 2011

Dust shroud design for hand-sanding and polishing concrete to prevent silicosis

!9# Dust shroud design for hand-sanding and polishing concrete to prevent silicosis

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The good intake design layer is especially important with the hand-held concrete grinder angle grinder with diamond grinding wheels are provided, because their high-speed operation can cause a dangerous cloud of dust in a matter of seconds, leading the disease can silicosis.

To reduce the risk of silicosis, it is best to cement dust emissions at source, as it can rely on personal protective equipment should be avoided.

When used as a hand-grinderConcrete Grinder or a well-designed polished concrete dust collection shroud, productivity, eliminating the dust, as it is produced, clean up the costly will be to increase later.

With a suitable vacuum extraction of dust not only the entry of ambient air is prevented, it is also taken up and stored in a recording for easy disposal, sweep the floor or vacuuming save.

Tires are less flexible, efficient

The dust that surroundsHoles at the top to allow air to enter a rule to use less efficient and more difficult, because the holes are there to suck down or stick vacuum, which is common when the body flexible sheath touching the ground around the perimeter of. Without these holes to stop the size of the cover will pull down on the floor makes it impossible to move. The holes must find a balance between adequate air circulation around the perimeter to the ground without pulling too hard to continue to produce.This means that only the premature wear of the lining around the perimeter of the body and intake filter dust collection irregularly vary the flow of air, since their filters block over gradually.

The other problem is that the air in the top panel of nowhere, the removal of dust on the floor helps. All the air that comes immediately to cover holes in the top of the socket that is connected to the tube dust collector to transmit, with the support ofCollection of dust from the ground where it is produced.

Better than the shroud for hand grinders concrete have all the airflow shroud the walls near the floor with a constant distance so that the high speed air flow entering the bottom of cement dust accumulates in where it is produced in directing and maintaining the powder suspended because of the outflow. Nothing should touch the ground with the exception of the wheel, and this system will actually remove the dust withoutescape, with a very varied range of air flow through the filter dust gradually over the block. Drain down is never a problem, but a fixed height gap is not as good as a lack of adjustment required.

Stainless steel shroud with an adjustable seal is better

If a shroud is in close contact with the sander and the body is made rigid, long-wearing rubber seal adjustable steel can be used when the height may be selected for optimal performance. These covers are the mostThe gaskets are durable and efficient.

These shrouds are now collecting dust over smooth concrete is increasingly popular, and the edges of the walls of the ground by hand with each new step finer wheels diamond, which it uses to generate a dozen for the best result.


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