Best Small Shop Dust Collection System | DIY
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2024
- Woodworking dust collection systems is a popular question many woodworkers have, spoiler alert "It doesn't have to be expensive to work". Dave Ardito will discuss woodworking dust collectors and extractors and show you his affordable DIY setup using a shop vac which is suitable for any small workshop. Say goodbye to sawdust headaches and hello to a cleaner, safer workshop environment. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or just starting out, our discussion on dust collection systems will provide valuable insights for optimizing your workspace. Tune in now and take the first step towards a dust-free woodworking experience!"
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That is a great idea, I'm looking into getting dust collection setup for me and this is perfect for what I'm looking for. Thank you for the idea and I too hope to be on UA-cam in the future, at least that is my goal. Happy Building and stay safe!!!💯😁
Glad it was helpful! Hope your journey on youtube turns out great. Happy woodworking
Awesome setup, just got the same dust collector. Gonna replicate your design. Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words. All credit goes to Dave Ardito over at @WeekendWoodworking925 as he was kind enough to partner with us to bring you guys this video and more to come in the futuer. You can check out his channel as well for some more awesome ideas and I am sure he wont mind you using his setup :) .
The designs that use the shop vac’s wheels are even more space-efficient. I’m using a transparent 5-gallon bucket so that I can see how full it is without having to open it up.
Yup. Was going to make the same comment.
I have the same setup as you in my small shop. It works great and has definitely controlled the dust in my shop. Key is to have the correct attachments to all your tools so it is a quick changeover from tool to tool. Otherwise you probably will not use it.
Great tip!
I bought one of the Duststopper lids awhile back. It snapped while it was being installed on the pail the first time. At $80 I wasn't impressed
really good video. super informative!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching more videos to come soon :)
I built a cart with a shop vac, 5gal bucket, and cyclone separator in my small shop and used it for years. This was in a mostly hand tool shop. Once I started adding a few bigger pieces of powered woodworking equipment, I could see that this shop vac setup just wasn’t good enough anymore.
A shop vac just cannot pull the volume of air required to extract dust safely from powered equipment, and a 5gal bucket fills up too quickly when planing a lot of boards.
I bought an Oneida Mini Gorilla and would never go back to using anything less. I still have the shop vac cart and use it for general household cleaning.
Yes you're right as you expand your workshop and get more high powered equipment you would have to probably upgrade just due to the share volume you will be producing daily. Most people do start off with a small shop tho which is where I think this setup shines. We run a Woodworking For Beginners Facebook group so we partnered with Dave Ardito (One of our more experienced members) to do this video which caters mostly to beginners and those who don't really have a big budget or a large workspace but maybe we do a video in the future on a more high powered solution as you mentioned. Heard good things about the Oneida and will definitely check it out. Thanks for checking out the video
Yo that's a nice lookin' cart, nice build... 5:20 😂😂 -- How come?
I used to use the bucket system like you have, but I have abandon it for shop vac bags. It’s just a lot easier, takes up less room and disposal is already in the bag
Nice, thats a cool switch! Thanks for the great suggestion, I'll probably give shop vac bags a try as well and see how that goes.
@@WoodworkingforBeginners101 I’m also mobile doing custom trim jobs, so the bags are a lot less clumsy then the bucket system. Though they are a constant cost I still think they’re worth it for the convenience.
• I also have a Harbor Freight momentary foot switch for the vacuum connected to the miter saw.
@@hmtrimworks7148 Well I can definitely understand the investment in the bags and if it makes the job easier then it's money well spent. Great Idea with the foot switch too sound like you got everything working effectively and efficiently.
I think my design is better.
No problem with that at all :). Everyone always has room for improvement and we learn a lot from each other from each other. Care to explain what's your current setup?
The larger Dust Deputy and 20 gallon collection barrel. No vacuum cleaner.
@@garybaumann5637 ok, that is a great idea as well. Appreciate the reply.
The vacuum supply is a secret.
Couldn’t find it on your channel