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Great video, but can I suggest less talking and get to the point quicker and not repeatedly before moving on. Just positive suggestion. Still very informative presentation.

Nice

I like your shop apron , it look durable , and good color . It seems to have great pocket locations that are both functional easy reach . I would like one for my self . Where did you buy / get it from . Enjoyed the useful information about the French cleats video. -Robert

I need it in India 🇮🇳

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH. I will be doing this to my old jeep this winter.

Hi. Nice work. What is your long term experience? Have you had to change the filters? Do you notice a real difference in just how much airborne dust that settles on all surfaces after sanding/sawing or whatever? Br from Denmark L

Super nice, I got my Dewalt Table Saw yesterday and plan on building a small table that fits under an existing table so need something compact enough and not to bit as i need to wheel it outside, this is a perfect size and has some good features, although im not sure whether to use the other space for my planer or for a router table with lift insert. Either way I will definitely be going with this design as it will fit my needs perfectly, so thanks for showing the build and also the plans.

Holy moly! What a nice design! Very nice work!

Hog rings were placed in hogs snout to keep them from rooting everything up

How easy and effective, made with offcuts. Love it

Curious as to why you chose to pull air thru the filters instead of exhausting air thru filters? The way you have it set seems to me that you are making more dust in the air with the fan facing downward instead of blowing into the filters.

I like what youve made here and im going to implement this design for my table saw/planer. Do you think if the tray and dustport are off the planer's back, theres a possibility to make a full width outfeed that would fold flat like yours? Thanks.

I bought a new tool for every time you said "basically." So thank you for that.

How much did it improve the performance of your dust collector?

Put the weather stripping on the filter, not the fan assembly...

Awesome build, thanks for sharing!

I just recently bought a DWE7491RS - definitely looking forward to building this, particularly with the infeed attachment. A thought occurs, however: Do you think there would be value in dropping the drawer under the planer, letting that sink lower down, and then installing a router above it, turning this into a tablesaw/router table combo?

Man wish I’d seen this a month ago. I am in process of learning how to make wooden knobs. My tool selection is limited so I have to improvise. I have been studying the dust/chip issue and this is perfect. Thx and I’ll look for plans but I should be able to configure.

Clear focused video, informative narration, and NO annoying music. That's how all DIY videos should be. Thanks for sharing. BTW, you say "basically" a lot! Lol

Great explanation and tips

WHY are these always mounted to the ceiling? Last I checked gravity is still in play. Things don't fall up.

Seams this project would be better if stick framed.

Enjoyed the video. I used a step bit to flatten the control pack to the board. Worked well. Thanks just about done with this project.

Hey thanks for the ideas! Quick question, where did you find black melamine particle board? I can only find white pre-laminated, or black melamine sheets that cost 3x as much that need to be glued on

A great, simple design. Have you been able to determine how much of a difference the fan speed setting makes? As in, if you leave it on the low speed does it clean the air adequately enough?

Thank you for your design. I'm planning to make one similar. Is there an advantage to mounting the fan blowing down vs. up?

Looking at building this, but wondered if you considered have the fan inverted, to blow up into the box. It would be a bit more work with reinforcing the filters and perhaps rewiring the speed dial.

You've shared a lot of great info, it was just what I was looking for. Great Job and I subscribed!

Very nice I really need to make this where do you get the black melamine looks very nice

Excellent work

Nice one. For sure better than a single filter, easier on the fan motor too probably. Gonna build it

Great video! This is the design I am going with adjusting for 14x20x1 filters so I can buy 6packs, 4 for the 14x24 shop and 2 for the 2200sqft house, the irony here... Anyway, I'm excited to get on to this project!

I would like to see a set of plans

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You did a great job. Good build good filter setup. Nice placement. Was worried about the weight bit at around 25lb not too bad. Would like to know the air turnover rate and if it blowing down causes any dust on the floor to rise into the air.

I built the same unit. My fan doesnt blow air unless I remove and then replace 1 of the filters. Did you experience this? I have merv 13 filters and can hear the difference when i remove one then replace it.

Nice video but these ppl using alexa commands on videos are very annoying.

Certainly looks easier than cleaning my shop vac filter since its all contained.

Did you put plywood over your drywall before attaching the cleats? Some attache the cleats directly to the drywall, and others recommend ~ ½" plywood over the sheetrock, either for aesthetics or perhaps to allow more attachment points for the cleats. Any advice? Great presentation. I especially appreciated how you stressed proper construction of the tool cleats so they don't rotate off the wall cleat! Thank you!

Thank you!

Very informative, clear and good

When your miter gauge costs more then your saw

with the wheels out of alignment, what did you do to fix that ?

Excellent thanks

What are the material dimensions you can cut on? For anybody wondering, this looks like the "mostly printed CNC" project. ❤❤❤

Great video! But how well does it work now that you’ve put it into action?

Great idea!

Hi SGW, such I great idea I’m almost finished the till 😁 Question on the magnets, did you find they had a good grip or were they too strong? Interested to know your thoughts, just that 60lbs of force seems like a lot 🤷‍♂️ cheers.

What would change if the filters were reversed and the air came through the bottom and out the sides?

Great video, thanks!