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I did my piping about a year or 2 ago. I live in fletcher. I got all my pipe and fittings at the Lowes on Airport Road. I also used a mixture of 6" and 4" S&D PVC. Works good.
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It'll depend on your equiptment 4' will not handle soft wood chips from a 8+" jointer or planer. I know this because I've been spending a lot time lately cleaning out my 4" piping which is going to 6" right after this project.
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I have a mix of metal 6" HVAC and PVC fittings connected to 6" S&D PVC on my DC system. (The PVC fittings were marked down at Lowes) Prices and selection at NB Handy near the airport in Greensboro were ~1/3 the cost of PVC and sturdy enough for the job. I did splurge on the long 90 deg. 6" transition from the cyclone inlet to the main. It was $35 but a much heavier gauge metal since it supports the main. The other wyes and elbows were in the $5-$10 range. You'll need to crimp some of the reducing fittings to fit in reverse when going to 4" from 6" if you go this route. Pretty easy with a crimper or a pair of long needle nose pliers.
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