Posted by kcm.MN on January 05, 2020 at 20:23:15 from (174.219.143.213):
In Reply to: Metal chop saw. posted by Joe Pro on January 05, 2020 at 19:23:46:
Here's an idea, but it's just that....an idea. I do not have a metal chop saw. However, this SHOULD work:
If you want to use your chop saw inside your garage or shop but want to keep the mess and sparks outside, consider having the chop saw on an exterior wall. Use flexible ducting to connect to the dust port, then have ducting go through the wall to a tank (plastic tote?) of water.
Another potential idea would be to use the flexible ducting, but to run it outside to your driveway (if you don't want a hole in the wall). Connect a blower to create a venturi, which will pull air/sparks/dust through the duct and then exit to the outside. The fan would only draw clean air, then push that air through your ducting which should create a slight vacuum at the exhaust port, keeping your work area clean.
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