Installing & Testing My Ultimate Dust Collection System
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Do not get slurped at home!
Always heed all warnings on machinery and your owner’s manual. This machine has high speed rotating elements, do not stick your arms in the flex hose.
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00:00 Old Machine
02:05 New Machine
04:37 Assembly
06:36 Hiccup
08:48 Ducting
11:18 Comparison Testing
14:45 Closing Thoughts - Навчання та стиль
About that annoying sound you said the Harbor Freight collector made: some noises can't be accurately measured in decibels, and have to be 'measured' using psychoacoustics. I worked in the mega-yacht industry, and we had to make the ships as quiet as possible, but sometimes noises have a harshness that can't be measured with instruments, and has to be judged by human juries. A lot of times the motor or whatever it was, was also making something else vibrate, and the combination of sounds was way more irritating than the motor itself. Congratulations on your new(ish) system!
That cold open was amazing! That dust collector slurped your arm right up!
Haha, I can tell you know the behind the scenes story!
It was cool to see all of the considerations you made. I think you ended up with a great shop layout!
Thanks Bruce, I think so too!
Ah I say hello from London and soon from Colombia
Grind the 4 U shape bolts taking a little off of the hook end so you can get the basket off quickly with less screwing the plastic forever.
Best wishes on your new system. Nice set up….I have a smaller Jet system that I purchased years ago and the one thing I love about it…..I moved it out of the shop into an adjoining wash room closet…..really really made a difference in noise that drove me nuts. BTW your intro was super cool 😀
Haha, I'm glad you liked it!
Great video Mark!! That is one amazing tool.
Thanks! It really is!
Awesome looking system, Mark! Congrats!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks! Will do!
Great video and love the setup!
Thanks man!
Congrats on the new system. I currently have 2 2 stage HF dust collectors in opposite corners of my shop and would love to upgrade to something similar to yours one day.
Man its completely worth it when you get to that point!
Congratulations on your new dust collection system.
Thanks!
Congratulations, the new layout and dust collection system look great! Regarding the use of four inch connections, it might be wise to leave another blast gate open somewhere - otherwise, the system could get starved for air, or lack lift due to limited airflow. I know it’s an issue in some shops, with some systems. Check with Oneida.
Best wishes and stay safe!
And please, wear hearing protection!
Infomercials have really changed since i was a kid watching them late at night
Does this ever happen to you?....
That thumbnail is perfect. I just started the video but I’m hoping you mention the reasoning behind it. I laughed pretty hard when you mentioned it on wbat
I'm glad you enjoyed it and you're part of the cool kids club of people who know the origin. I'm afraid for the video, I left it as more of a cold open. Give 'em a laugh, then walk away.
@@GunflintDesigns the opening was great too. Even better to know the origin. I have the HF dust collector and know exactly what that brain rattle feels like. I even felt it listening to your video. Nice job as usual Mark!
Cool. I've been debating between this 3 hp one and the other 3 hp version from Oneida. What made you choose this one over the other 3 hp versions?
That looks awesome! Did you get the ductwork/fittings from Oneida too?
Yep! Everything for this setup came from them. Right down to the sheet metal screws and foil tape.
Nothing is more permanent than a temporary workaround.
Sounds about right.
Wow, loved the video, and it now looks like you are working in a mad scientist's laboratory...can you add LEDs to the pipes so you don't bang your head ?😊
Turns out I am just short enough to miss that pipe by about 2 inches. Anyone taller than me better watch out.
Major improvement Mark, nice installation. Whatever you do, protect your hearing. It's all about sound pressure over time and there will always be a machine running with the dust collector adding to the noise. Be careful...
Very true! My dad is mostly deaf. Both my grandpas were mostly deaf. I know too many people who didn't protect their hearing when they were young. I'm pretty fanatical about my ear protection.
What is the app you used for test the sound? Always looking for a better meter. I installed my dust collector 6 years ago and build a movable wall lined with Rockwool. It dropped the Db level from the low 90s to upper 50s. It is a little bit of a pain to move to get to the collector but can now have normal conversations in the shop with it running.
Good idea! Looks like that app was called Decible X.
You need to be much more careful in future that you dust collector doesn’t “slurp” up your arms again😅
I've started working out my forearms hoping to bulk up enough that my arms won't fit anymore. Choke on it!
Get the 55 gal plastic bags from Uline and forget that dust walk out to the dumpster.
I ran my Oneida for 5 years with no Bgates. But chocking the flow with Bgates can lessen the efficiency. So I opened most of the gates.
OK, I'll say it. That thing looks like it really sucks.😎
Dedicated runs look great! There's been more times than I care to admit where I turn on the DC with a remote and use a tool only to realize the hose is still connected to a different tool.
🤦♂
Somebody had to say it!
I put off installing ducting for years because it looked complicated. Now that I have it I wish I had done it a lot sooner!
ha ha...been there, done that
I have this system in my shop, and I absolutely HATED the angle "iron" frame that supports the extractor's motor. Every time I bumped it, it would twist or sway, and just seemed really unsafe. It didn't seem like it was going to be very supportive for a very long life in my shop. I took some 2x2 angle iron that is 3/16 thick (overkill, but I'd rather be safe than sorry), and taught myself how to weld, and like the old saying goes, "a grinder and paint will make you the welder you ain't". What I ended up with is a frame that is probably 100 times stronger than the stamped steel angle pieces they give you to bolt together. The extractor itself, is hands down the best I have ever used, but I honestly did not trust the support frame they included. On a side note, I think your shop is doing a very poor job of hiding a sleeping giant. Your concrete floor is a ticking time bomb, that will one day, probably in the dead of winter, bring your entire shop down, and I pray nobody is in it when that happens. I would hire a structural engineer to tell you what needs to be done to replace the concrete floor, and then get a few estimates for pouring a new one. It's going to be a lot cheaper than having to rebuild everything, AND replacing your tools and machines.
Wuuh...Almost changed channel name to "The armless woodworker"
My muscles were too strong.
Thank you for not cutting a hole in the door of your wife's grandpa's bandsaw.
You're welcome.
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That is nice very cool organisation the shop well is wood working shop is not church you don’t use all the tools at the some time well use something for you orejas if bring you grand mama is going to louder thanks