Sawstop Router Box Dust Port
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No one made a single 4 inch outlet for the Sawstop router box... so I did.
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The Sawstop router box is a beautiful thing. But the dust collection port leaves a lot to be desired. I wanted to be able to use a full sized 4 inch end on the box, and use my overhead hoses for the fence. My workbench setup would not really allow me to pull the hose up from the stock tee fitting the unit came with.
So, I decided to make a full sized port based off of the stock block off plate, so I would have similar structural ribbing as well as stock hole spacing, but none of the obstruction caused by the elbow within the tee. ..and this is what came of that. Now, both the saw and the router have full 4 inch connections, and dust is extracted more efficiently than previous. This allowed me to use much less of the spiral wound corrugated hose that i would have used, as well, reducing the drag of the system as a whole.
In the photos, you can see the stock blockoff plate, a fit-check test piece, and the final product (front and back, depending on the photo). One of the photos shows the stock tee fitting that comes with the router box; which would work fine if you were splitting a 2.5" hose off of the main duct and pulling it up over the back of the table to the fence.
I printed this in PETG so it could handle the higher temps it might see, and since it seems like it is better suited to having a pipe clamp secured to it than PLA would be. I printed this with 4 perimeters and 20% infill. As with any dust collection gizmo, deburr everything thoroughly before assembly.