Getting back into woodworking, and I remember seeing an article (I'm assuming on the old BT3Central site) where somebody enclosed almost all the "holes" in the saw's cabinet. IIRC, it had the "articulated dust port" cover and new plywood sides that basically only allowed air to come in the side where the motor is. I remember a picture of a small piece of plywood suctioned to the screen on the motor side. I can't find the article in the archives. Anybody else remember/saved it?
If the write-up is indeed lost, are there any considerations other than "Don't block-off too much and allow the motor to overheat."?
If the write-up is indeed lost, are there any considerations other than "Don't block-off too much and allow the motor to overheat."?
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