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One view of the down-draft table that will sit at the end of the cabinet run in the corner by the windo in the prvious photo.

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Second view of the down draft cabinet, look down into the top.

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Here are two of the cabinet carcasses for the back wall cabinets. One of the collector ducts will run in the void space between the base cabinets and the wall.

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Here is the run of 6" pipe that runs down the wall behind the cabinets.

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This id the corner the CV1800 will sit in. I hope to order the CV within the next 6 weeks once the annual bonus check comes in. Stay tuned...

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Wifey vaccuming dust up before the first three cabinets are set on the toe kick base.

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First three cabinets set roughly in place. The one on the end by the window is the downdraft table.

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Here is a view back toward the corner where the CV 1800 will set and the space for the last two cabinets.

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CV 1800 Finally finds it's home

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Here is the Carlon remote stripped from it's box in preparation for mounting in a 6x6x4 PVC box with the motor relay. When it comes to electronics, I am a stickler for neat work!

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And here is the circuit board with the 120v PC mount receptacle desoldered from the board and replaced with leads to connect to the relay.

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Component parts of the control box ready to be assembled

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And here is the completed box. When I pre-wired for the DC, I installed 10/3 w/ground cable. This provides the needed neutral line at the control box, which supplies the necessary 110v line to run the remote receiver board and relay coil.

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Here's a view of the install without the filter stack so you can see the control box mounted on the wall.

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And a shot with the filters and bin installed. I had to replace this bin because the CV collapsed this one in a full load test. Under full load, filters attached, but no collection piping connected, the motor pulled 21.6 amps (and crushed the trash can!)

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Figured I better update my page, since we recently "finished" the plumbing.

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We could not find S7D pipe here in the Tidewater area, so we went with the SDR35 pipe.