Bummer. Would have liked to have seen the plans, but the website no longer exists.😲

Well why you wasting time should that you can do one better than that make me cry some people don’t have clue to inspiration to make something you say I make my self gest what is a table saw fence in market for 400 English pounds I make one take me one month to do im very happy 90 degrees both sides any any thanks good luck I say hello from London 😅😅

What gauge sheet metal should I use for a gate ? Is 20 gauge ok ? Thank you

Do you put the vacuum end on the elbow or straight piece?

Thanks for the breakdown, huge help. this is probably the worst set of instructions I've ever seen next to the Game of Thrones board game.

Wanna do this back at home. I have yet to buy the welding machine but, I need to do this. You made this easy to follow and copy.

fantastic, thank you

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I can't find a working link for purchasing the plans for this cart. Any suggestions?

where do I buy the plans, the link does not seem to be working

Great simple build, i bought the plans and made it about a foot longer and 4" or 5" wider on the full sheets side. I've been using it for about two months now, it feels very sturdy and comfortable to use. Plans are simple and easy to read.

Just asking for my own knowledge, what the purpose of filtering out the larger saw particule in a trash can when you already have a dust collection system with a large capacity bag? thx for the video!

Any issues with full 8ft sheets? Does the cart tip at all?

Where do I find the plans?

Bought the plan and built it. Looks damn good and already filled to the brim. Thank you!

So much noise with an angle grinder and no ear protection? Very bad for the ears.

I just downloaded plans. I hope to find time to build real soon! Just what I need in my small shop thank you very much.

very helpful

Does this cart work well for full sheets?

one of the problems with this style of lid is that there is not any kind of baffle to keep the dust in the trash can. If the level gets too high, you will be passing all of the chips and dust straight into your DC bag.

I was considering one of these, but it looks like 1/2 of the dust ended up in the bad anyway.

Thank you for this video. Is all I wanted 👌👌👌👌👌

cool !!!

Omg, cut off discs are too cheap to be used in anything but perfect condition! Good work on your project.

All you need is 4 clams use at the same time, ease the speed of work to make it parallel and align

I like the simplicity.

Dang, I wish I would've watched this video 2 years ago when it only cost $70 to build this.

How thick is the steel plate?

Pretty cool. Artrepreneur

Good video

Can anyone tell me how wide the base of this build is? Id like to know if it fits the space that I am trying to fill before I purchase the plans

How do you like the dust collector so far? I'm thinking about getting it and putting it on the wall and connecting to a workbench with multiple tools. My channel has the vids. I hope it is doing good!

Amen

You can see the magic waiting to happen under the welding table...LOL

Nice job. What brand and type welder did you use?

Curious if you are plugging this into it's own circuit or is it on a shared circuit. If it's the latter, had you had any issues with overloading the circuit when you start the unit? I'm on the fence between a unit like this or a wall mounted unit like the Rocker or Grizzly, or even the cheapo Wen. I know I can support one of the other units, electrically, but it would be nice to have the 1500 cfm going into a separator rather than 650 cfm, since the separator is going to knock down the airflow anywhere from 40-60%. I just don't know if the 20 amp rating that HF puts on this is a normal startup load of the maximum that you MIGHT experience.

Any problems so far? I'm looking at getting one of these as well. The only design flaw I can see is the outlet, that goes to the vacuum, is not in the center of the lid. It's positioned pretty close to the cyclonic path that the particles will travel which increases the chance for some of the particles to be sucked into the outlet. With the outlet in the middle, the particles will circle around it, which one would think would decrease the amount of particles that could get sucked up. I've looked at a ton of videos on homemade cyclone lids and Thien baffles and such, and the outlet is usually in the middle, with very few exceptions. Given that, I was wondering what you thought about the performance of the Woodriver product now that you've had a chance to use it regularly.

Yeah, I like this one. It seems easy, quick and useful. Thank you

With a mig we must go ahead no? Avec un mig on n'est pas censé pousser la soudure et non pas tirer? Sjr les angles il descend c'est normal??

Nice! Great info.

Great to lay it out before hand. Mine works awesome, you can throw anything at it you want and even things you don’t want. Haha.

Nice man! This is super helpful.

every step ?

Quick question. How many pounds can this hold?

Dang he’s fast!,

What type of paint did you use? Glossy paint or chrome effect?

Yes

Can't use mig welding with gas in windy conditions the gas needs to shield the weld.

why he is using square tubes for door and windows? where is the LTZ ??

Is that a hot rolled or cold rolled sheet metal.