Thanks for sharing you projects...you dust maker. :)

Thank you! Your video made my week!!! 🙏🏻

work 8 hours to build and now i can make my one needed adapter

I used 1-1/2" couple with a couple rounds of tap for my 4 Gallon Rigid. I think using 1-1/2" PVC system is better regular flex hose, should have comparable performance against 2" PVC system for my case. I am too cheap to buy a CFM meter to prove it.

Very Cleaver...Thinking outside the box...Well DONE

Just stumbled on your channel... love it!! How do you deal with static build up in the PVC pipes??

holy shit the edits you make are awful

Parabéns, gostei da ideia de cortar a protetor do disco. Ficou perfeito

You're smart.

Hi. I really need your help I want to by a Ridgid shop vac. I need to suck RATS from home walls!!! What model and HP do you recommend and what hose diameters and length is the best to maximize the suction power? Pls is very important! Thank you for your time.

Need an update for the Adapter, the link is no good anymore, did for a general search with no luck.

Can you add a link to the XMaster site... I can't seem to find it... Great videos!!! Thanks!

This is probably the best video I've seen on the value of a dust collector. Great editing on some great show and tell content. TY

Couldn't you just turn vacuum 90 degrees?

You do your own stunts! Love the quality of this video. Exactly what I needed to shorten my hose!

I have seen 100s of hours of helpful tips for woodworking or woodshops. This is in the top 5 of helpful tips

I've built a box style also. I used 1/2 round bull nose router bit and cut a groove on the overhang on the lid. Use caulk and put a 3/8 gap filler/backer rod (it's a soft closed cell foam used for caulking). And it pretty much eliminated any dust getting into the shopvac. I clean my filter two to three times a year, unless I forget to check the box and it over fills. But thanks for the inspiration. I'm also running the cheap double cyclone. The baby cyclone collects a little more. Also, I empty that one every three to four boxes full.

love it witll try it

What’s the story with all those shop vacs over your head? I’m assuming your dust collection for each tool?

Put a reducing fitting inside, and a short length of pipe to make a handle.

Retired machinist, not how I would do it, but I'm not doing it anyhow because I don't like to work with wood!

I've used the original dust deputy and loved it. I'm using the Super dust deputy now and it's very good but either it's not quite as good as the smaller one or I'm just sucking up a greater amount of the super fine stuff as i added a bigger sander. I wish someone would do a side-by-side comparison of the performance using various bins. Like square versus round, wide versus narrow. Something like a 5-gallon bucket versus your wide round container. I expect one beats the other.

OMG !!! This is PERFECT .............. and has potential to make other things also...........great idea. Thanks

Thanks that’s a great idea.

Thank you for sharing your ways!

SWIRTCHING THROUGH THE NIGHT

Great stuff! I do think a tutorial build would be helpful! Thanks for your efforts!

I like the concept. Seems easier to set up than a large single collector with all kinds of piping and blast gates. Definitely outside the box thinking and it seems to be well executed. I'd be interested in hearing more about the many shop vacs.

I really LOVE this video and the use of boxes. That will be much easier to make and I can use my bucket for fishing as I struggle to get the lid off. Thank you.

The eBay link is dead after 5 years. Do you plan to make another batch?

outstanding

Vídeo inspirador com ótimas soluções! Obrigado por compartilhar! Acompanho aqui do Brasil.

I never used one of these dust collectors so I bought a Bauer from harbor freight, same design but a different color. Anyhow my question is does that box have to be air tight? I noticed you didn’t use anything on the lid.

Where do you buy an Xmaster cyclone separator

I have a lot of experience with hydrocyclones, basically the same except for liquid applications. The reason the models with the extended ceiling, as you described it works better, is because as the diameter of the cyclone decreases, the centrifugal forces within the cyclone increases generating greater separational force. Contrary to what most people think, the larger the cyclone, the less efficient the separational forces exist. We used hydrocyclones that were 4 inch diameter at the top with a 1.5 inch inlet, narrowing over a distance of 6 feet lone to a 1 inch outlet on both the top and bottom and generated an estimated 1000g of separation force within the cyclone.

Can I buy this from You?

Best KZbin video I've watched for a long time, thank you. No crap music, well spoken fella who talks my language when it comes to not wasting money. Interesting and useful information. I'm definitely subscribing.

OhEffYeaaaah. Man, less than a minute into your lair, I want to eat a rare-nevertheless-well-crusted steak, drink good (red, or heavy brown), and watch your stuff oledly gran. Because your tube name killed me (and probably would kill Tony, too), because of the Barry White’s Vibe, and the exquisite look of your dust collector. It’s like, for the first time, I feel I know what the thrill of the gambler is.

My problem is my Rigid shop vac is so old the intake is on the top, and there are no bags that fit.

Nah won't work for me. Wait a minute .. Drawer pulls that will work , huh there is the air line blow gun fix I have a problem with. Thanks OUT OF Gas! My motor cycle has no gas gauge. Solution is trip meter. fill up and reset trip meter to mileage of 1/2 what it takes leaving enough to get to station or every time meter says 200 miles time for gas . Most bikers know this from experience.

Thanks for the video. Though, the cake test is invalid. Only the smallest particles ever make it through to the vacuum. By reusing the same batch of dust over and over, most small particles are removed from the earlier tests leaving fewer and fewer for each subsequent test. The ratio would likely have been much smaller if you used brand new dust at each iteration, thereby replenishing the small particles which would then contribute to a quicker accumulation of cake.

Does the same process work with ABS as well as PVC?

I can't imagine this is the quickest way to take an eighth off a pvc pipe lol. Why not just use a router table with a fence and a stop? This was a decent solution if you only have a table saw I suppose. Adding material to a smaller pipe would also work... gorilla tape maybe and then seal it so it can't come undone? Just brainstorming any other way that doesn't involve making multiple jigs with multiple steps per jig.

What happened with your t-shirt when you felt diwn? 😁

could have got the insurance money and put the 500 towards it and got another car , would you do it again? andhow long did it take

thanks for this video! definitely coming back to this one when i make myself some inserts here in a few weeks!

Thanks!

Bro you really need to talk less and show more as its working

Thank you for creating this video. I worked great.

I only wonder if your plainer or jointer ever clog your lines?thats why I bought a big 2hp dust collector but still have my bucket setup for sanding and clean up besides saw dust.my saw dust goes to a farmer.