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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Steve/Claudette Colwell" <colwells@comcast.net>:
  
  John,
  
  Thanks, I'll take you up on the photos.  I remember Marv's mod, just one of
  those things I thought was not a problem.  If I don't call burning down my
  shop, connected garage and uninsured project a problem
  
  Steve
  
  
  Marv had a blurb some time ago about using the wet side of a shop vac,
  filling it to a depth of about 3-4" of water and adding a pipe from the
  inlet down to where it is covered by the water. The water acts as a
  filter/precipitator for the dust and the filter stays pretty clean. We did
  this and I can highly recommend it. I can take a couple of pictures of the
  installation if you wish.
  
  John