Suckit dust shoe Bristles causing blockage

[Aiph5u ((not affiliated with Onefinity))]

Hey CNCGeek,

this topic has been addressed here (and in the forum also several times):

How To Position A Wasteboard Inside The Cutting Area on the Onefinity CNC

See also:

Additionally, the following can be of help:

• Dust boot overhang
• Cutting area location
• Spoilboard placement
• Height of the y-axis rail
• Dimensions of the holes for bolts in the feet
• Onefinity Foot Diagram

See also the very popular threads full of information related to table dimensions:

• Cnc Table Hindsight 20/20
• The Table basic
• Table
• Woodworker Table

[CNCGeek (derkdiggler)]

the waste board is installed correctly per user manual thank you

[CNCGeek (derkdiggler)]

delete all messages on forum please im selling out

[Aiph5u ((not affiliated with Onefinity))]

Hey CNCGeek,

the attachment of the dust boot is always a compromise.

• Either you attach it to the Z assembly/X gantry, and you adjust it to your workpiece height, but it is also possible to

• use a dust boot that attaches to the router/spindle. It will move up and down with the router or spindle. But this has disadvantages too. Imagine you want to mill a deep pocket into your workpiece. You see?

• And finally someone managed to implement a dust boot that is controlled independently.

[Aiph5u ((not affiliated with Onefinity))]

Hey CNCGeek,

@CNCGeek

the waste board is installed correctly per user manual thank you

this does not sound this way to me:

@CNCGeek

As you can see there in the photo my spoil board is surfaced and comes to the edge of the front and there 9 inches left in the rear that has not been surfaced and youll never surface the whole area but you should be centered better.

[makerjace (Jace)]

Same. I was getting bristles blocking the opening. Just gave the mustache a quick trim and it seemed to have solved the problem in my case as well. I still want to get a different dust boot, but not quite ready to do that just yet.