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ok for some odd reason I can not comment on the youtube video’s so this goes out to Dan or Eric……if you take aluminum foil tape and cut it in 3/4″ to 1″ strips and place it all along the dust deputy from the shop vac port the dust deputy and to the intake port making sure you cover one of the bolts that hold it on the bucket you will cut out any static. Before I did this I had static saw dust stuck to the hoses but nothing with the foil as a ground..like the pic
You would be the guy to come up with a solution lol
Jimbo
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Nice Comp, I ended up getting the one grounded with the wires and all that crap so I don’t toast my DC. Great tip dude.
Thanks Comp I will definitely remember this when I purchase my dust deputy
these must be catching on I bought mine for $39.95 now they are almost double ????/
$39.95!?!?! Really?? that’s a great price comp!
Interesting technique.
I’d pay $40 for it. But anything more than that, there are tons of ideas on various sites that people have made them out of left over material from projects.
great idea!!!!