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Dream shop

Webb Willmott said:
My dream shop is well underway. Drywall done. Electrical pulled. Here is the plan. Again asking those in the know for suggestions. The black square are led cans for general lighting.

I am installing a V 3000 Oneida dust collector so the drawing is for the engineers to suggest ducting.
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Send your drawing to Oneida, years ago they would provide recommended ducting for free when you’re purchasing from them, I suspect they still will. BTW - your going to love the V3000
 
Mark Jundanian said:
Cans would not be my first choice for shop lighting, either.
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Cans are my preference for general lighting. 16 in a 500sf area with brighter bulbs are what I want for general shop lighting since I have 10’ ceilings. With 2 additional over the lathe for a total of 18. I will add more concentrated light after I get things situated and determine what additional is needed. And cans don’t gather dust.

I suspect every wood worker didn’t start out with all the lights they ever needed and added as need arose.
 
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