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Tips and Tricks
Choose a drum and lid [FIG. 8a] that is:
1
a. Sealed Air Tight - If there are any cracks or leaks
present in the drum, lid, or anywhere in your
custom assembly, it will create a back draft that can
significantly reduce the cyclone's ability to separate.
b. Built With A Strong, Rigid Structure - Your drum and
lid should be reinforced or rigidly built to avoid caving
in due to the air pressure and to support the weight of
the cyclone.
Note: The suction provided by your dust collector will hold
down the lid when in use (if your seal is air-tight) but we
recommend using a sealing agent and simple latches for
added security [FIG. 8b].
FIG. 8a
16
Oneida Air Systems
Super Dust Deputy
shown with 17
gal. Drum Kit
(SXK170601) and
Angle Brace Support
Kit (AHX000004A).
latch
FIG. 8b
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