Ultimate Lathe Dust and Chip collector Jig
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- Опубліковано 25 жов 2013
- Hey, this video shows you how my Lathe dust and chip collector jig works, it picks up all dust and 70% of ths chips, so cleaning up at the end of the day is that much faster. Enjoy and dont forget to subscribe
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This little dust collector that you have placed on your 46-460 is awesome. Very nicely done. Loving it!!!!
Nice setup! I'd have to get used to a shield covering the work, but it sure does pickup a lot of the chips.
That is clever! I wish I had one when I was turning pens! Especially those acrylics.... :)
Peter Brown woah!! I found you randomly? Other than this being on a woodturning video! This is awesome.
Excellent system Dema, thanks for the video...
Gordon Mitchell it works great, :)
Okay. So far so good. What do you do when you need to get at the blank with sandpaper?
Pretty slick. Did you bend that plexiglass yourself?
Yes, in the oven when wife wasn't home lol, I started a video but lost some footage,
Thanks Kenny :)
I came here for lathe dust/chip collection ideas/hacks, and left with that.....but also an extreme jealousy of how sharp your gouge is. HAHA. I guess that's the difference between a real quality tool and the junk HSS ones I use. Nice job man, I like.
Yes . That gouge is cutting sont good ! Where can i buy one ? :)
that's a great idea
I wonder if you wipe down the plexi with a dryer sheet it may prevent dust from sticking due to static. Nice dust hood btw.
Hi Dema - good job ;) question - what is suck pressure or speed or efficiency of your dust collector ? I'm thinking about to buy such collector and just wonder is 50l/s ok for it. All the best ;)
That is very cool, should probably add foam inserts at the bottom and side holes. The less places that air can come into the hose the better it should draw dust off the work space.
MsSomeonenew I thought about that, but fast cap has this new brush thing that may work better. havnt tried it yet
Need to build something like that if I ever get the main shop going again. That's where the lathe is... buried :p
very nice stuff.
I think you need a bigger hood, though. There's still some chips escaping your dust collector.
Oh , and the remote thing is awesome.!!
+Afer Etis yeah, my dust collector sucked lol
Dema, where are you from?
Here's another simple dust remover. Find a Jenn Aire downdraft ventilator and duct it to your lathe just like that. Then place a box under your lathe to catch much of the shavings. There is very little fine dust escapes the powerful Jenn Aire squirrel cage ventilator, however you either need to screen it or clean the squirrel cage once in a while because it will suck your sandpaper and shavings also. I set mine up with a single screw to remove the ducting in order to access the squirrel cage. Very simple with no restrictive chunks of wood in the way when you go to hollow out your bowls. Very little noise too.
Nice
Ingenious do you have plan. My lathe is a roclkler beaver
Dema I have a Nova Comet and I want a dust cover that can be adjusted to use with a 3 wheel polishing rig. Any recommendations/suggestions?
+Giovanni Serna there is a dust collected shroud that is adjustable. search for lathe dust collector on amazon
Is this connected to your harbor freight dc? The hose looks larger than 4 inches?
It is, the hose is 4",
Your video certainly shows that your collecting a lot of the dust. And it doesn't look very hard to make - but where does the curved plexiglass/acrylic come from? It also looks as if it would get in the way making bowels?
Yeah it’s not 100% but it does best when sanding. The curved plexus was heater in an over and molded over a curved mold
Do you have plans for the lathe dust collector.
Arthur Smith no, i am working on making some however, i will have a link once available..
Very nice design. I'm gonna copy it. My lungs are full of wood dust.
If you have the same lathe as mine, you can have mine. Just cover shipping :)
nice answer. very kind
What holds it to the lathe bed? Do you have plans for making this? I would love to make one for my lathe...same lathe.
Pins just slide into the groove of the bed, Ido have plans somewhere, I'll find them and post a download link, thanks for watching
***** Did you ever find those plans?
Bobby i did find them but them, i tried to open them but kept getting corupt error.. shoot me your email and once i figure out how to fix it, i will email them to you..
***** Please provide your email address, and I will send an email to you. Then, you can reply to that email with the file. If you want, I could try taking a look at the corrupted file, if you can't find another uncorrupted one.
Bobby Roy Bobby, me email address is demcka@gmail.com the files are a Solidworks 3D, i can view everything but the drawing for some reason. I think i just need to redo the print since i have the 3D model that works..
Are those latex gloves if so send a me a link to them
Great video, Dema. I saw this and used it as an idea for the one I just made for myself. If you can plug the area under your tool rest with some foam or something else to block the airflow while you are turning, you'll get more airflow across the top of the spindle and should be able to get a lot higher capture percentage. It all boils down to air velocity at the tool-workpiece contact point. More velocity will allow it to catch more dust.
Below is a vid I just made of me testing out my cobbled together hood. This is only like my second youtube video, ever. Just learning the process, no narration, etc.
ua-cam.com/video/jhXwo5p4EI4/v-deo.html
Thanks for the tip Andrew, I'll have to try it next time, I'll go Check out your video :)
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Lol that sucks in the not good way.