This is a dust collection question. I have read oodles of articles and books and threads on dust collection and that 6 inch lines to the machine (PM 66) will result in much better airflow and less dust in my shop. Here is my problem - how do you cut a 6 inch dust port in your table saw without screwing it up? Just the idea of taking a cutting device to the PM-66 kind of dries out my mouth and makes my palms sweaty. Any ideas or should I just leave well enough alone and be happy with the 4 inch dust port?
Rick
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