To be fair, I made something almost exactly like this thing 6 years ago, and when I factor in the time it took in R&D, prototyping and final production of the two units I have, they both probably cost me in excess of 1-2000$ each. Capitalism just works.
Не хочу обесценивать труд жтого мастера, но если судить по его изделиям то вовсе не нужно такое колличество инструмента festool. Его канал все больше напоминает рекламу этой фирмы. Хотелось бы видеть больше работы и меньше рекламы. P.s. никого не хотел обидеть.
Btw- you’ve obviously worked hard to get where you are today. I look at your shop in these videos and admire it and dream “if only I could have a shop like that!”
Thank you very much. Truth is I was just a guy in his garage with budget ryobi tools and a used table saw 7 years ago. Only wood work class I ever took was in high school a million years ago. Just started making stuff and learning from mistakes and always reinvesting profits into upgrading my tools. Then a few years into it I started learning how to make content and edit videos by trial and error. Anyone can do it if they will put in the work 👍
@@dustylumberco That’s brilliant man, good for you. I will continue to look for your content because I enjoy watching people who are passionate about their craft. It’s amazing what we can create when we are truly happy in our jobs! Thanks for taking the time to reply.
I've used a dust deputy with 5 gallon bucket for years. Recently got another cyclone separator off Temu for $15, attached it on a 55 gallon plastic barrel. I have two shop vacs I use them with. For the pre-separator parts, I'm around $80 for the two units, in total. I'm a hobbyist woodworking enthusiast working out of my garage, so that's all I need! Make some wood chips!
I have a Dust Deputy mounted on a medium steel drum about 2 1/2 - 3 feet high that I place on top of my Cleantec. It's simple, works well BUT I don't care for the fact that there's no way of fastening the thing to the top of the dust extractor like you see here. Gotta admit, this is a well designed add-on product. I'm wondering in terms of performance how this compares to the cyclone style separators.
Compared to what you need to do to rig this type of cyclonic collector to other dust separators It's really not that bad. It costs more, but it's all in one stack. $1220 for this and a CT 26 versus $550-700 for a DeWalt setup where they're two separate rolling units, and 3M's extractor that's on Festool's level costs about the same but doesn't have that add-on as an option first party, you'd need to rig up something like DeWalt's options to it.
@@ColeSpolaric And? Like a lot of things it depends on what your budget looks like and your preference for good, easy, well-made solutions versus jerry-rigging everything.
I actually bought this thing and was not impressed. The build on the dust bucket was flimsy, not rigid, and it flexed noticably during use. I was also quite disappointed with the wonky manner of using straps to fasten the top cover to the bucket. The final straw was the narrow diameter hose between the separator and the CT. When I forst saw it, my first reaction was 'surely this must be a joke'. There was more than a noticable difference in performance between this thing and my Dust Deputy cyclone. I was happy to see it go out yhe door after having sold it on Marketplace. Never again.
This dude must have sponsors, he has hundreds of videos unboxing Festool stuff...of which the value equals hundreds of thousands of dollars...their stuff is outrageous...would love a sponsor like that!
For real man...I have a cabinet door shop in Oklahoma...how does one go about getting sponsors? Would make life alot easier and at the same time make for great videos....
What? So if you see someone using Festool tools because he prefers them over Milwaukee China-Tools, that Break much easier and aren't repairable as soon as a new Version is released due to no available parts, you think that they haven't just bought them like every normal Person would? It's much better to buy something that won't break just once, instead of buying cheaper tools again and again because they aren't holding up.
I don't know why you didn't just dump it straight in the trash at the beginning. You vacuumed it up just to empty it. So why would I spend all that money to vacuum it up in the first place. Dumping it in the trash first save money
Cyclone is very efficient way to separate solid from the air or water. I use cyclone separator to clean the water in my garden to separate the sand - the only way to do it.
Any advice on how to upgrade your dust collection for a fraction of the cost of a Festool? This novice woodworker has a family to feed - I don’t have the resources to buy German Engineering!
@@daifeichu I have a 10 gallon DeWalt Shop Vac, my table saw and all my power tools are attached to it. I’m happy with that. My problem is that I’ve been building Epoxy Resin Tables and using Resin to compliment hardwood in items like Paper Towel holders, napkin holders, and table lamps. The Shop Vac doesn’t get all of the super fine particles from sanding Epoxy Resin
Well, you forgot to show people the new empty dirt bag inside the vacuum before and after you are done vacuuming yet. If the new extra festool collected dirt box is good enough, then there should be no dirt inside that vacuum dirt bag . I bought 2 festool vacuum, one of them I used when I grind garage slab before I apply epoxy finish . I added an extra dirt collecting box sat right on top of my vacuum ( not your festool collecting dirt box) , After 6 hours running, the vacuum made a lot of noise and no more working, Bought another festool track saw ( not the biggest size 220) used it for a while, now it sat inside my garage, no more working , all of the sudden,the saw just stopped working and I don’t know why. So disappointed.
The way to tell if a "tool" is pointless, is to look at how many companies have their own expensive variation. dust collection is just like everything else in our modern over complicated world. in the old days, you would just have the new kid sweep the shop floor clean at the end of the day. now days there are whole ass systems with specialist technicians to install them just for dust collection. Its sort of like catalytic converters on car engines. the engine runs just fine without it, and once you add it, and all its associated sensors and computers, you have nothing but headaches if anything goes wrong with it.
Itd be nice if it took the bigger scraps and seperated those from the fine dust so you could re use the dust with glue for touching up small areas instead of filler
Now show us the main filter in the vac. These things are a gimmick. Regular sawdust from most wood will land in the “separator” as intended, but lightweight shreds and dust from mdf, the fine powder wood-dust, and anything else lightweight like foam, pvc , etc. geos straight through into the main chamber and the fine dust completely clogs the main filter.
I always notice how , never once do you need instructions on any assembly . No matter the new “ baby “ accessories. I would think almost everyone would look at some parts and wonder the way it goes together. ??? I guess that part was done at Festool headquarters .😅
Festool can make a bucket cost 200$
It's over 2x that. US $419!
To be fair, I made something almost exactly like this thing 6 years ago, and when I factor in the time it took in R&D, prototyping and final production of the two units I have, they both probably cost me in excess of 1-2000$ each.
Capitalism just works.
No. $3😂
That vaccume setup cost more than most of the cars I’ve owned.lol
I wanted to see dark sawdust and light sawdust un 2 separate containers.. Dissapointed :/
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Yeah I miss segregation too
I'm not jealous, I'm happy for you. You've gotten to the point where you are getting great tools for free. Enjoy it
So satisfying. I used to LOVE sweeping up the shop after cnc simply because we had the ones built into the wall😂 totally want one for my house
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My favorite youtube channel, of all the channels with thousands of comments in tons of foreign languages and letters as avatars!
Thank you!
He always has a smile on his face. Love you 😊
Put it on backwards for boom arm assembly. Works better, less hoses.
Не хочу обесценивать труд жтого мастера, но если судить по его изделиям то вовсе не нужно такое колличество инструмента festool.
Его канал все больше напоминает рекламу этой фирмы. Хотелось бы видеть больше работы и меньше рекламы.
P.s. никого не хотел обидеть.
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Btw- you’ve obviously worked hard to get where you are today. I look at your shop in these videos and admire it and dream “if only I could have a shop like that!”
Thank you very much. Truth is I was just a guy in his garage with budget ryobi tools and a used table saw 7 years ago. Only wood work class I ever took was in high school a million years ago. Just started making stuff and learning from mistakes and always reinvesting profits into upgrading my tools. Then a few years into it I started learning how to make content and edit videos by trial and error. Anyone can do it if they will put in the work 👍
@@dustylumberco That’s brilliant man, good for you. I will continue to look for your content because I enjoy watching people who are passionate about their craft. It’s amazing what we can create when we are truly happy in our jobs! Thanks for taking the time to reply.
I'd spend more time empting the little bucket than woodworking!
Deine Ausstattung ist wahnsinnig
I've used a dust deputy with 5 gallon bucket for years. Recently got another cyclone separator off Temu for $15, attached it on a 55 gallon plastic barrel. I have two shop vacs I use them with. For the pre-separator parts, I'm around $80 for the two units, in total. I'm a hobbyist woodworking enthusiast working out of my garage, so that's all I need! Make some wood chips!
My guy has the most exclusive tools and shop sheesh
As satisfying as this is to watch. Isn’t that a bit of an overkill for dust?
Not festool making the most expensive and overly complicated dust separator 😆
I have a Dust Deputy mounted on a medium steel drum about 2 1/2 - 3 feet high that I place on top of my Cleantec. It's simple, works well BUT I don't care for the fact that there's no way of fastening the thing to the top of the dust extractor like you see here. Gotta admit, this is a well designed add-on product. I'm wondering in terms of performance how this compares to the cyclone style separators.
Compared to what you need to do to rig this type of cyclonic collector to other dust separators It's really not that bad. It costs more, but it's all in one stack. $1220 for this and a CT 26 versus $550-700 for a DeWalt setup where they're two separate rolling units, and 3M's extractor that's on Festool's level costs about the same but doesn't have that add-on as an option first party, you'd need to rig up something like DeWalt's options to it.
@@1steelcobra or..... I could use a dust deputy with a bucket and some straps to hold it on top 😆
@@ColeSpolaric And? Like a lot of things it depends on what your budget looks like and your preference for good, easy, well-made solutions versus jerry-rigging everything.
@@ColeSpolaricand do what, Take it to a Jobsite? To someones Home? This Thing is clearly Not Made for DIY Guy, meaning its actually a write Off.
I actually bought this thing and was not impressed. The build on the dust bucket was flimsy, not rigid, and it flexed noticably during use. I was also quite disappointed with the wonky manner of using straps to fasten the top cover to the bucket. The final straw was the narrow diameter hose between the separator and the CT. When I forst saw it, my first reaction was 'surely this must be a joke'. There was more than a noticable difference in performance between this thing and my Dust Deputy cyclone. I was happy to see it go out yhe door after having sold it on Marketplace.
Never again.
Amigo tantas herramientas increíbles y yo renegando que mi hermano me rompió el atornillador jaja. Excelente contenido, saludos.
I have the same setup. I use it for routers, sander, track saw. Works well.
Awesome to hear !
I miss the days when most of his videos were of him making stuff with nice tools. Not just an unboxing video.
This dude must have sponsors, he has hundreds of videos unboxing Festool stuff...of which the value equals hundreds of thousands of dollars...their stuff is outrageous...would love a sponsor like that!
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For real man...I have a cabinet door shop in Oklahoma...how does one go about getting sponsors? Would make life alot easier and at the same time make for great videos....
What? So if you see someone using Festool tools because he prefers them over Milwaukee China-Tools, that Break much easier and aren't repairable as soon as a new Version is released due to no available parts, you think that they haven't just bought them like every normal Person would? It's much better to buy something that won't break just once, instead of buying cheaper tools again and again because they aren't holding up.
Ill wait for the pre pre pre separator.
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Does this dude own Festool? Lol
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Linda máquina
Why not just empty the dust pan into the trash.
I placed the dust pan worth of the sawdust for the demo.
Love my Festool vac. Works so well.
Yes it does!
I love his shop!!
Oops, dust came out when u poured it into the trash can. Gotta get a Festool trash can attachment hose and lid now ! Haha
It does literally the same as a bucket with its lid cut at an angle, but dangit they make it look good
Festool - it’s not a concept. It’s a religion.
The R2 D2 of dust extractors
SI GJITHMONE FESTOL MBRET RRESPEKTE ❤ ❤ ❤
That's just freakin' awesome man, and as always Dusty, you create fantastically satisfying videos....keep up the good work 💪👌👍
Thanks! Will do!
0/10 they were separate before, and now they are not. 🤣
I don't know why you didn't just dump it straight in the trash at the beginning. You vacuumed it up just to empty it. So why would I spend all that money to vacuum it up in the first place. Dumping it in the trash first save money
@weneedsaving515 dude is sponsored so all this useless shit is free lol.
What about the pre pre separator
Ahh!😟 I wanted to see what was in the extractor!
Ya, me too. A before and after would have been cool
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I got one of these a few months ago and I would really liked it if they sealed it better, doesn't have the best suction on my 36
You can get a cyclone adapter for cheaper. Does the same job
@@aberba i made a better one out of a 30gal can. I keep the festool one in my work truck.
What the Nintento64 Expansion Pack felt like.
Nice festool...here in South Africa I would have to work from 6am till 10 pm to afford 1 or 2 of those festool power tools
В России примерно так же
Then do it
Not much different here in Canada now. Used to be pretty good but it's pretty much in the tank now.
Циклон классный. Я купил ведро с ракушкой за 2к. Но и этот пылесос хотел бы)
I agree with Ray, best unboxing video ever! Ya got to love the clanging & banging speed of Dusty there! Safe some $$ for the new shop!! 😅
Thanks 👍
That Festool dust separator is almost £500 in the Uk, around $650 that’s ridiculous.
Cyclone is very efficient way to separate solid from the air or water. I use cyclone separator to clean the water in my garden to separate the sand - the only way to do it.
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I want everything Festool makes..!!!
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Aqui no Brasil eu teria que vender um dos rins pra poder adquirir um 😂😂😂
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Crap, now i want a fancy looking vacuum cleaner like that.
Mantab sangat cepat membersihkan nya
Как всегда видео на Высоте!
Family must have a lot of money
Any advice on how to upgrade your dust collection for a fraction of the cost of a Festool? This novice woodworker has a family to feed - I don’t have the resources to buy German Engineering!
Chinese cyclone 👌
Ridgid shop vac
@@daifeichu I have a 10 gallon DeWalt Shop Vac, my table saw and all my power tools are attached to it. I’m happy with that. My problem is that I’ve been building Epoxy Resin Tables and using Resin to compliment hardwood in items like Paper Towel holders, napkin holders, and table lamps. The Shop Vac doesn’t get all of the super fine particles from sanding Epoxy Resin
@@Kosteriffic cheers
@@scottmulholland1329 you’re welcome mate
Despite initial cost, it must save in dust bags for festool vac in the long run, plus it's mobile and fits directly on top of the vac. Nice .👍
It's not just that it saves the bags, it stops the filter clogging too so you maintain much better suction when working with fine dust etc.
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Nice to see WALL-E made a new friend. 😊
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Well, ya can't say you don't invest in your business. Very cool, buddy.
Thanks!
I want one of those
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Festool is soooo expensive! Lucky UA-camrs get free stuff.
Крутая штука 👍🔥
Great set-up. I will be adding to my shop. Festool sure brings out the haters!
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It’s just like a ordinary vacuum
Ты крут бро 😎
You can actually get dust free shavings with this thing, perfect for the chickens
For as big and technical as that thing is, I feel like it should separate the dust by color and size 😂
here’s a $1K attachment for your $5K vacuum cleaner which no hobbyist can afford or needs
Hi I'm your fan😊
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I see green, I click.😂😂
Hey you are a distributor for Festool ? Or get you all this stuff for free for showing us ?
How much ??$$$$
Small car ?
what is the purpose of this? why cant it all just go into the vacuum?
can we get back to more joinery vids?
I just bought mine
Awesome!!
Well, you forgot to show people the new empty dirt bag inside the vacuum before and after you are done vacuuming yet.
If the new extra festool collected dirt box is good enough, then there should be no dirt inside that vacuum dirt bag .
I bought 2 festool vacuum, one of them I used when I grind garage slab before I apply epoxy finish . I added an extra dirt collecting box sat right on top of my vacuum ( not your festool collecting dirt box) , After 6 hours running, the vacuum made a lot of noise and no more working,
Bought another festool track saw ( not the biggest size 220) used it for a while, now it sat inside my garage, no more working , all of the sudden,the saw just stopped working and I don’t know why. So disappointed.
Which part of world you are staying master one must train under you to become great wood worker
Que maravilla 😮😮😮 excelente
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I’m sitting here wondering what’s the difference between this and a regular ole shop vac and I’m trying to justify the price tag
The way to tell if a "tool" is pointless, is to look at how many companies have their own expensive variation. dust collection is just like everything else in our modern over complicated world. in the old days, you would just have the new kid sweep the shop floor clean at the end of the day. now days there are whole ass systems with specialist technicians to install them just for dust collection. Its sort of like catalytic converters on car engines. the engine runs just fine without it, and once you add it, and all its associated sensors and computers, you have nothing but headaches if anything goes wrong with it.
@@fakiirification that’s true.trying to reinvent the wheel often times further complicates things
I was hoping it was going to separate the saw dust according to the species of wood type with that setup
Itd be nice if it took the bigger scraps and seperated those from the fine dust so you could re use the dust with glue for touching up small areas instead of filler
que legal sensacional❤.
market fles shopee tidak ada?
I said to myself “is that thing going to just click right into the top of that dust extractor” and I’ll be damned. 😂
Half expected it to organise the saw dust in order of colour…..
🤣🤣 That would be awesome
Common Festool should separate dark from light wood chips I’m sure you are doing something wrong
Фестул, остановись!
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Morning!, Mr, Do you know if those tools of Festool are available in Colombia?.
There is a page on the www.festool.com website to locate their International distributors
A square cyclone!
holy bucket.
Why did it look pre-used on the inside?
I filmed for than made the final video 👍
absolutely
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Я думал он опилки по цвету будет распознавать 😂
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Циклон за миллион. Он их ещё по молекулярному составу раскладывает 😂
Now show us the main filter in the vac. These things are a gimmick. Regular sawdust from most wood will land in the “separator” as intended, but lightweight shreds and dust from mdf, the fine powder wood-dust, and anything else lightweight like foam, pvc , etc. geos straight through into the main chamber and the fine dust completely clogs the main filter.
Ummm. After all of that, you have a vacuum cleaner. Mercy. Is it really that quiet? That's impressive.
The Dusty Lumber Co 😮ahhhh🦇🎃👻happy Halloween day👻🎃🦇 me i am deaf ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💙🤟🏼🤗🤟🏼
Happy Halloween
Formidabile, quanto costa?
I always notice how , never once do you need instructions on any assembly . No matter the new “ baby “ accessories.
I would think almost everyone would look at some parts and wonder the way it goes together. ??? I guess that part was done at Festool headquarters .😅
A lot of the festool stuff is really intuitive and well designed but I do consult the instructions 👍
Damn they’re making Tupperware now?
What's your favourite tool brand ?
Wait what do u make wit all the left over dust? 🤔
Some get used for horse bedding, some for gardens and some gets burned for heat 👍
@@dustylumberco O ok. Yea dats actually makes perfect sense lol
Nice
Thanks
Боюсь думать о том сколько это стоит.
Dusty‘s wife must just roll her eyes in excitement .??!!
Re - invented the wheel .
I just got a shop vac that does the same for 50$😂
Did I just get shown a vacuum cleaner???
For anyone planning on buying this thing, I've had it for years, it's the worst FT purchase I've made. The suction loss is significant.
I’ve got plenty of money and I could still never bring myself to waste $$$ on Festool’s ridiculous prices.