🛠️ Elevate Your Workspace with POWERTEC!
The POWERTEC 75049 Downdraft Table Panel Kit includes two high-quality panels designed to help you build an effective downdraft sanding table. With features like optimal suction, ergonomic design, and durable powder-coated steel construction, this kit is perfect for professionals looking to enhance their workspace while controlling dust.
Material | steel |
Brand | POWERTEC |
Item Weight | 3.3 Pounds |
Finish Type | Powder Coated |
Base Type | Leg |
Assembly Required | No |
Manufacturer | POWERTEC |
Part Number | 75049 |
Item Weight | 3.26 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 17 x 7 x 1.5 inches |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Item model number | 75049 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Style | 2-PK |
Finish | Powder Coated |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included Components | Downdraft Table Panel Kit, 2-Pack |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
D**D
Solidly built
The plans for the box to use with this call for 5/8" material. A set of Rockler plans use 1/2", which I found easier to obtain in the form of mdf. These panels are very solid and seem to work well.
M**.
Good panels
I just finished a piece made out of African Padauk which mad me appreciate how much dust I was generating with shaping and sanding. So I finally made a downflow box for the four panels I ordered. When it was done, I hooked it up to my 1300cfm dust collector with a 4" flex hose. I was somewhat disappointed with the results. Being the typical engineer I calculated the volume of the holes in a panel. One panel has ~17 sq. in of holes compared to ~12.5 of hose. With four panels, it's no wonder there was little air flow. I covered two panels with plastic and it was a good improvement. I'm still happy with the box, I know I have a large pressure drop through the 20' X 4' flex hose I'm currently using which will be mitigated when I get around to putting in real ductwork in my shop. In the meanwhile, it will be just fine with 2 panels uncovered and better than the nothing I was using before along with a respirator.The panels are well made, fit tightly together, and are a quality product. Their rating shouldn't suffer because I didn't do a simple calculation with the available information to manage my expectations. I'll make it work!
L**H
Make sure you have a dust collector...
and not just a shop vac connected to it! My 2-1/2" Shop Vac with a clean filter can't draw enough air to work as well as I'd like.
G**6
Solid. Works fine. Good value.
Solid. Exactly as stated. I built a box for them. with a dust collector hose port and it works fine.
M**W
Solid, works as expected
I bought these because building a wood box wasn't hard, and having them would give me the flexibility of a 1x2 arrangement for sanding long pieces of wood, or I could reconfigure into a 2x2 if the item to sand is more square.Note that you still need to provide your own dust collector/section device for these to be of any use.They are built of thick metal, so quite solid. And they do what you expect.The one thing that would make them better is if the gromets in the holes had a little more grip so the wood wouldn't move around as much.
A**T
It’s a gift in a box
Made a downdraft box with these, using instructions I found on online and it fit perfectly. Define toy use a dust collector of about 2hp if you use all 4 panels. Otherwise, I’ve 2 panels for 1hp or with a shop vac. Either way, they work great and I did not encounter the slipping problem I’ve seen other reviewer mention.
G**K
Good product
Has cut down the sanding dust. But not totally, as expected. Wish holes were just a little smaller to keep the air velocity up.
L**Y
as advertised
as advertised
D**S
You need a big extraction source
Great build and quality, holes are large so your extraction source (suction) needs to be up to the job
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