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Mullet boom arm dust collector

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Anyone using the Mullet boom arm?

Seems like it could use a wider funnel, but the maneuverability of the arm might be an advantage. Wondering how well it stays in place, and how easy it is to re-position.
 
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Well, when I sand bowls, I run a 5 inch like to my sanding hood. This thing does not appear to have that option. I have been pondering a big X scissor expand/contract type set up.

robo hippy
 

john lucas

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I drooled over it when I saw it in Texas. I'm more interested in using it on my workbench for carving and routing. Might look into adding it as a second pickup on my lathe.
 
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