fitting a cheap cyclonecto an old clt midi (video)

[Russty]

ok i know this has probably been done to death but i made the video fairly comprehensive so hopefully it will help someone

 

[Russty]

can anyone else not see the video? i can see videos in other posts but not mine for some reason. just copied and pasted the link.
Cheers,
Russ.

 

[Vondawg]

Can not see it...just a blank spot

 

[AlexThePalex]

The URL needs to be in this format:

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[Russty]

The URL needs to be in this format:

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Thanks Alex, i changed it!

 

[Vondawg]

Yes thanks Alex... I did cringe when the guy opens the midi full of sawdust and
No bag..lol

 

[Russty]

Yes thanks Alex... I did cringe when the guy opens the midi full of sawdust and
No bag..lol

lol so did i!  im mostly using the midi at home for the renovation and id forgot to take the bags to the workshop when doing the vid. had the cyclone worked  first time though i wouldnt have needed a bag, in theory

 

[majordude]

Great video, made me chuckle a few times  [big grin]
Informative and helpful, thanks for sharing.

 

[jasen]

Thanks Russty

I had all the components but I like the PVC pipe routine.Thanks for the detailed video! Because it's such an old technique and not many Midi's out there this has given me confidence.

Cheers

Will post when I've completed mine (Xmas - New Year break)

 

[Mortiser]

Thanks Russty, good video. Helpful!

 

[demographic]

I've been keeping an eye on those cheap cyclones on Ebay, theres even some aluminium ones for sale.
Although I'd likely just use the usual pipes so its more or less done like the Oneda ones as I'm not right keen on modifying my CTM 26.

 

[Jack01]

ok i know this has probably been done to death but i made the video fairly comprehensive so hopefully it will help someone

Hi  I am planning to build one for CT Midi,  have you experience any loss of pressure ?
How is that cyclone working so far