Fully Automated Dust Collection System #1 / DIY
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2024
- I have a goal to create a workshop where dust collection facilities are automatically operated when all equipment is used.
To make such a system, first of all, it is necessary to create a dust collection tube line that is automatically opened and closed with a switch.
In this video, I make equipment that opens and closes the 50mm dust collection tube with a small air cylinder with a 60mm stroke.
I used a little skill to open and close the four places without being bulky.
To avoid interference with other dust collection pipes, the switchgear that has been dug out of the center will move.
The movement itself is very satisfying.
Another feature of this work is that it uses a transparent acrylic tube as a dust collection tube.
You can see the path of dust movement, and it is designed to look beautiful as an interior on the wall.
It may be easy for plumbers, but I've had a few trials and errors for the first time working on a line like this.
If anyone wants to make it similar, I would like to tell you to check the design very carefully.
In the next video, I'm going to create four switches that can operate the solenoid wire and the dust collector wire at once and link them to the drill press.
By simply turning the handle of a specific drill press, the opening and closing of the dust collection line will automatically open and the dust collector will be activated.
Please enjoy this video and look forward to the next video.
Please subscribe and like.
Thank you.
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I have a goal to create a workshop where dust collection facilities are automatically operated when all equipment is used.
To make such a system, first of all, it is necessary to create a dust collection tube line that is automatically opened and closed with a switch.
In this video, I make equipment that opens and closes the 50mm dust collection tube with a small air cylinder with a 60mm stroke.
I used a little skill to open and close the four places without being bulky.
To avoid interference with other dust collection pipes, the switchgear that has been dug out of the center will move.
The movement itself is very satisfying.
Another feature of this work is that it uses a transparent acrylic tube as a dust collection tube.
You can see the path of dust movement, and it is designed to look beautiful as an interior on the wall.
It may be easy for plumbers, but I've had a few trials and errors for the first time working on a line like this.
If anyone wants to make it similar, I would like to tell you to check the design very carefully.
In the next video, I'm going to create four switches that can operate the solenoid wire and the dust collector wire at once and link them to the drill press.
By simply turning the handle of a specific drill press, the opening and closing of the dust collection line will automatically open and the dust collector will be activated.
Please enjoy this video and look forward to the next video.
Please subscribe and like.
Thank you.
Espectacular...
go for it! This is awesome! love the design!
Those 90° angles will greatly reduce the performance of the suction cause of the big pressure drop over the bend.
Are you an expert?
I hope many people will take note of your words.
In fluid dynamics, I knew that a sudden load is applied to the flow of fluid at a 90-degree angle. However, when trying to control the flow in four places in a small space, this design suited me. Instead, I used a dust collector that was powerful enough to overcome it, so I don't think it's a cause for concern.
I am deeply grateful for your thoughtful advice.
@@Kynosys_ He is correct. There is a great reduction due to the hard 90° and I am an expert. Even 2x45 would be vastly superior.
Great setup and build mate.
I agree, especially considering the increased chances of something getting stuck in the corner joint. I built a pvc system for my dust collection and used long sweep street elbow joints for the one area they had to go 90 to help with this, and after many years or use it still works well.
Also, this build in the video is absolutely incredible, what a brilliant system, I loved watching it.
@@Kynosys_ja leider sind die 90c ecken was durchfluss und verstopft angeht echt nicht toll. Zumal die starke Wirbel Bildung vermutlich starke Trübung bei den Rohren verursachen wird. Rein optisch ist es aber einfach ein Kunstwerk 🥰 gratuliere dazu.
I'll be honest, I am only here because the play on "do robots dream of electric sheep" was so funny to me
Shout out to your thumbnail game👌
I am in love with yout shop... reallly in love!
An sich ist die gesamte Konstruktion sehr auswendig ausgedacht und sehr gut realisiert. Wo ich doch noch ein Beard sehe - ist die Verlässlichkeit der Bewegungsteilen. Denn mit ständigem Schmutz in den Röhren werden auch die Kontaktstellen immer undichter oder/und werden schwerbeweglicher. Aber das ist eine Vermutung. Eventuell nach einigen Monaten werden wir mit einer neueren Version konfrontiert. Vielen Dank für so ein tolles Video!
Ihr Standpunkt basiert auf sehr vernünftigen und gültigen Vermutungen. Als direkter Schöpfer hatte ich natürlich solche Bedenken. Ich bin jedoch jemand, der eine starke Tendenz dazu hat, zunächst einen apriorischen Prototypen zu erstellen. Ich werde mich weiter verbessern und hoffe, dass andere Anregungen aus meiner Arbeit ziehen können. An vielen Stellen in der Arbeit gibt es Konzepte, die ich zum ersten Mal ausprobiere. Ich hoffe, Sie werden es als einen neuen und besonderen Versuch betrachten. Ich möchte mich aufrichtig für Ihre freundlichen Worte bedanken.
Your point of view is based on very reasonable and valid guesses. As a direct creator, I naturally had such concerns. However, I am a person who has a strong tendency to create an a priori prototype first. I will continue to improve, and I hope that others can get some hints from my work. In many places in the work, there are concepts that I am trying for the first time. I hope you will consider it a new and special attempt. I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your kind words.
@@Kynosys_ bin mit dir auf jeden Fall einverstanden- eine Idee, ein Prototyp können nicht perfekt sein. Ein fertiges Produkt ist niemals perfekt, geschweige von einem Prototyp. Was hältst du von einer anderen Idee? In einem vertikalen Rohr liegt eine Kugel aus Metall. Und, wenn ein Segment saugt, und der Ball liegt, dann wird keine Luft darüber gesaugt. Wenn aber der Ball nach oben mit einem angeschalteten Elektromagnet gezogen wird, dann wird auch die Luft darüber gesaugt. Und solche Ventile kann man überall in Röhren installieren. Ich hoffe, verständlich erklärt zu haben. Ja, der Magnet muss kräftig sein. Es muss auch nicht unbedingt eine Kugel sein. Es kann auch quadratische Form haben. Sonst - viel Glück dabei!
Wow! Das ist eine großartige Idee. Sie stellen ein Ventil her, das den Luftstrom mithilfe eines Elektromagneten und einer schweren Eisenkugel steuert. Es ist cool. Wenn Sie es erlauben, würde ich es gerne zu meinem nächsten Artikel machen. Vielen Dank auch für Ihr Verständnis für meinen Zustand.
wow! That's a great idea. You're making a valve that controls the flow of air using an electromagnet and a heavy iron ball. It's cool. If you let me, I'd like to make it as my next item. Also, thank you for understanding my condition.
@@Kynosys_ Die Idee kann auf jeden Fall benutzt werden. Das freut mich.
Ich bin begeistert. Ihre Idee für einen Staubabscheider für die Holzbearbeitung ist großartig. Ich weiß nicht, ob Sie darüber nachgedacht haben, aber das kreisförmige Öffnen und Schließen des Rohrs wie bei einer Metallkugel hat den Vorteil, dass der Staub sehr reibungslos hindurchströmen kann. Da der Elektromagnet in einem Rohr untergebracht sein muss, können die beiden Verbindungsdrähte zu einem Hindernis für Staub werden. Aber ich denke, das lässt sich lösen. Ich möchte es schnell schaffen.
I'm excited. Your idea for a woodworking dust collector is so great. I don't know if you've thought about it, but opening and closing the tube in a circular shape like a metal ball has the advantage of allowing dust to pass through very smoothly. Because the electromagnet must be contained in a tube, the two connecting wires may become an obstacle to dust. But I think that can be solved. I want to make it quickly.
So amazing can’t wait to see it all finished and working. Amazing work as always Sir.
This is an amazing workshop and a really inspiring project. Thank you for making this video :)
I’m happy to find your channel
This is such an amazing build. I wisch I could visit your shop. Meet the man behind this great channel. Thank you for making that great content!!
I really appreciate your words. If the UA-cam channel goes as planned, I would like to collect my works and hold an exhibition someday. At that time, I often think about how happy it would be if I could meet the people who truly liked my videos. I will continue to work hard to achieve my goal. thank you!
Well done... I'm always amazed at your workshop... All the equipment, screws, drills and all the small parts... That must have cost a fortune... crazy
About 20 years ago, when I was making something, there were many times when I was missing a screw or a suitable part, so I had to rush around looking for it.
I thought about it then. This is a waste of time. I will create a workshop equipped with all the tools and parts that I can make. I promised this.
Of course it's not possible. There are so many different standard tools and parts in the world.
The workshop you are looking at is a parts store that has been created through my efforts and is still evolving. It's a treasure trove for me. Even today, I look at the treasures in my treasure trove and study how to combine them to create new works.
These are happy times.
I am more than happy to be able to spend this time with you.
thank you!
I do look forward to the next video!hats one heck of a dust manifold!
If I give you a spoiler in advance, The next video shows this work being installed on the wall and automated. This is a system in which when the spindle axis of a drill press moves, the dust collection pipe connected to it automatically opens and the dust collector starts. I'm working hard on it right now. Please wait a minute. thank you!
오토집진시스템 대충 만들어서 쓸려고 했는데 자극받아버려서 멋지게 만들어보겠습니다.
제 작품이 다른분에게 작은 자극과 힌트가 될수 있다는건 참 멋진 일입니다.
제가 부품을 모으고 궁리하고 설계하고 뭔가를 만들어낼때의 수고로움을 잊게 됩니다.
그리고 더 새로운 작품을 만들수 있는 기운이 생겨납니다.
멋진 작품을 만드시기를 응원하겠습니다.
감사합니다.
Very aesthetically appealing though it also looks like it would be a nightmare to repair if anything breaks on it.
That's a good point. but,
When we first meet, we worry about separation,
when we are born, we fear death.
I want to become that kind of person who enjoys current encounter and enjoys life in the present. thank you
@@Kynosys_ that’s valid! I suppose I have become a bit of a jaded engineer! :p
I do love the use of pneumatics and clear tubing to see all what goes on. It makes me wonder if there’s a way to do it all via vacuum sensing and pneumatic lines without any electronics along with it. That could be neat.
Well done, this is great!!
Geweldig, super .mooi om je perfectie te zien, groeten uit holland
i think if you used y's instead of T shaped pipes and remove any 90 degree turns you will have much better power and efficiency
Are you an expert? I hope many people will take note of your words.
In fluid dynamics, I knew that a sudden load is applied to the flow of fluid at a 90-degree angle. However, when trying to control the flow in four places in a small space, this design suited me. Instead, I used a dust collector that was powerful enough to overcome it, so I don't think it's a cause for concern.
I am deeply grateful for your thoughtful advice.
@@Kynosys_ no, no expert. it was more like i wonder if not that im an expert or anything.
I would love to build something like that but I’m not very knowledgeable in electronics. But hey, I can learn!! :) Looks great!!
Thank you for your kind words. Electrical work is actually not that difficult. One thing I would like to recommend is that it would be a good idea to use a 12V DC transformer and connect it to anything with 12V and check. 12V DC voltage is completely harmless to the human body. It's okay to touch it. 110V or 220V AC is dangerous. After practicing enough, It would be good to deal with general voltage.
Very, very cool 👍🏻
Impresionante el trabajo
Another amazing project it still looks like you have enough suction to do the job even with those 90 degrees bends. Can I ask where you buy a lot of your hardware for all your builds and do you know if they ship globally thanks
Love your workshop! Meticulous! Please do you have a video for your router setup from 6:40 ? Sliding by two axes freely or is there some other way you can make those nice precise rectangles? Was trying to find it in your videos if you showed it before but couldn't spot it. Thanks.
The equipment has a fixed axis equipped with a trimmer that moves in 3 axes: X, Y, and Z. There is a fixed lever so you can set limits at both ends, front and back. Adjusts the depth of the trimmer blade as well as the Z axis. This equipment was made before I started UA-cam, so there are no videos left. If I make it again, I will take detailed photos of the production process. thank you
@@Kynosys_ thank you for the answer, would love to see at least a picture or two of it :D
Your loosing pressure with those 90° angles. With dust collection, it's a no no. Only use 45° at turns for better pressur and flow.
Sei davvero avanti a tutti.
Sono così grato per le tue parole che mi tirano su di morale. Grazie.!
I am so grateful for your words that cheer me up. thank you.!
Fantastico
Esperando el siguiente video
GRACIAS 👍🇮🇨
2:59 It looks like your drill press is out of plumb with the table. Might want to look at this before your holes get out of square.
I checked it now, and it doesn't seem to be vertical. It seems like an optical illusion caused by the camera angle and fast video editing. I was surprised that there are people who are watching my videos very carefully, and I think I need to pay more attention to everything. I would like to express my deepest gratitude for your kind words.
I learned something surprising today. After taking a closer look again, I found that the drill axis was twisted as you said. I edited it again and corrected the verticality. I'm in awe of you for finding this after watching the video. thank you so much.
@@Kynosys_ I am glad I could help. I am in awe of your creativity and ingenuity. I feel I have the woodworking skill I need, but the ideas that you come up with and your ability to fabricate/implement them is something special really. You inspire me to push myself in my own woodshop to come up with better solutions. Thank you.
Good built, great title. Philip K. Dick would have appreciated the...functionality of it...
🤣
You knew. This is my favorite novel. I think I've seen Blade Runner starring Harrison Ford about 10 times. I hope Sir Philip isn't upset by my title. thank you!
Excellent work, very good video, sir. But for Hobbyists not realistic. I look your interior and i think, - nice playground for Millionärs..
I totally agree 😊
I'm not rich at all. If I had a lot of money, I would probably build a tool and parts museum.
About 20 years ago, when I was making something, there were many times when I was missing a screw or a suitable part, so I had to rush around looking for it.
I thought about it then. This is a waste of time. I will create a workshop equipped with all the tools and parts that I can make. I promised this.
Of course it's not possible. There are so many different standard tools and parts in the world.
But, the workshop you are looking at is a parts store that has been created through my efforts and is still evolving. It's a treasure trove for me. Even today, I look at the treasures in my treasure trove and study how to combine them to create new works.
These are happy times.
I am more than happy to be able to spend this time with you.
thank you!
와.. 이정도면.. 아프신거 아닌가요?
아픕니다. 많이 아픕니다.
세계에 한국 DIY를 알려보려 엄청 애쓰고 있습니다.
가능한, 따라 만드는게 아니고,
오리지날 작품들을 만들려고 더 노력하고 있습니다. 응원 부탁드려요.
감사합니다.
@@Kynosys_당연히 항상 응원하고 있습니다요!!
男人的玩具
Thanks for your interest!!!
Very beautiful but over-engineered system. I like it, but not so the 90° T's. Better could these have been a 45°T, the airflow would have been better and less debry would have been left in the tubes.
Are you an expert? I hope many people will take note of your words. In fluid dynamics, I knew that a sudden load is applied to the flow of fluid at a 90-degree angle. However, when trying to control the flow in four places in a small space, this design suited me. Instead, I used a dust collector that was powerful enough to overcome it, so I don't think it's a cause for concern. I am deeply grateful for your thoughtful advice.