Dust Collection Tour - Woodworking

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

For more information on the installation, parts used, dust collection pipe and fittings here’s the website article... stoneandsons.net/dust-collection/

[@loola456]

You're channel is a delight to watch, I just feel motivated everytime.

[@CCSandSonsWorkshop]

That is an impressive dust collection setup! I am envious of your clean shop! Keep the great content coming!

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thanks for watching

[@CVCceo]

You should only open the blast gate to the Shark Guard by half. Too much air is flowing to the top . So just enough air is needed for the dust and should not pick up cutoffs. I'm sure you will find the need to change out those thin flex hoses too. They will wear out and get destroyed before you know it. Get a thicker mil flex hose: Great job! Super ideas!

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thanks, James, for the tips. Loving the unit!

[@NV..V]

Another great video my friend. Thank you for posting.

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thank you

[@Longhorn6.7td]

My table saw is by the far the biggest dust producer in the shop even with my dust collection system. It's almost all from the blade. That shark guard looks awesome and seems to do incredibly well. Thanks for showing that.

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Yo Yopp! The shark guard makes a BIG difference! There are a few specks that get away, but it's definitely better than before (like a lot better). :)

[@johndesormier8099]

Are you happy with the 4” dust port on the Shark Guard or would you recommend the 2 1/2” port. How do you like the adjustable Irving knife? I am considering the Shark Guard for my late 90’s Unisaw. Thanks

[@Pghpete5]

Thanks again! I have the same 36-725 and its a great saw but yeah dust collection is horrible on it. I've ordered 3 zero clearance plates (cnced) you recommended and couldn't be happier. I'll have to look into the shark guard too.

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Definitely check it out

[@FredMcIntyre]

Thanks for the info Shawn, sweet setup! 👍🏻👊🏻

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thanks Fred!!

[@JohnnyS37]

Solid video as always, my man!

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thank you

[@JohnnyS37]

@@StoneandSonsWorkshop Definitely!

[@traciodom5510]

Wow Shawn thats awesome.

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thanks!! 😀

[@michaelc5369]

Would the Harbor Freight system be a upgrade from my shop vac hooked up to a small cyclone into a 30gal barrel??

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

I would think so. Add a Wynn filter as well

[@louispuerta7460]

How do you find the collection to be from the top of the miter saw? I’ve got a similar situation where it will be hard to get a port behind and under my miter station. Just wondering since I always thought it wouldn’t work well.

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

It’s working great for me so far. The bigger pieces will settle, but the finer dust gets removed. It will depend on your collector and how far it is away.

[@lstanczykRC]

I am curious what happens at the end of this narrow hose going to the CNC machine. Obviously you have less air flow, but how does the pressure look like?

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

When I use the cnc I also open the planer port which is on the same transition. That allows for 6 inches to be opened up. I have also opened a third 4 inch port for more air. The dust at the cnc project gets removed either way. So, it’s been a non issue. Not sure about what the pressure looks like.

[@tonylatham5915]

Great sucky vid. I'm envious. What are you using for 4" flexible hose?

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Haha! The 4” flex hose is from Rockler and peachtree woodworking. Just regular clear dust hose

[@MikeTatman]

Love the video and your channel. I was wondering what Jay did with some of his tools recently. I’m guessing you snagged them up. Congrats on the upgrades. Best of luck to you going forward sir!!!

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thanks and yes... I snagged them up. :)

[@midwestengimaker8443]

Do you have the Clearvue turned on when running your DeWalt DW735 Planer? I always thought it was bad to have it running since that planer has its own internal blower motor. Can both be running at the same time? Thanks!

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

I run the cyclone WITH the planer. The blower is a plus.

[@fatherandsonwoodshop8353]

Wow...that thing really sucks....that was a great demonstration of the suction power that the clear view provides.....definitely looks like a leader in the dust collection market

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

It definitely sucks. That’s for sure. Lol. Seriously, it’s awesome

[@fatherandsonwoodshop8353]

Stone and Sons Workshop how is the noise level?...also I would be curious to see the ease of emptying it

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

@@fatherandsonwoodshop8353 It's not bad. I always wear hearing protection so it's really a non-issue.

[@AppalachianLife]

Who makes the 6 inch metal flex ducting?

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Rockler carries it, but it’s made by Spiral Mfg.

[@short-nstubby1158]

is that hose the stuff like for clothes dryers?

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

No. It’s all rated for dust collection.

[@short-nstubby1158]

@@StoneandSonsWorkshop ok thanks. I was hoping I could find a short cut, lol. nice set up

[@thehawkc]

A ground wire is not needed for the main 6" pipe ?

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

The pipe provides the path

[@patrickw4046]

I have seen on other videos showing dust collection that you have to ground the hose to prevent static electricity. Do you do that? Is it necessary? Nice set up you have a lot of good ideas. Thank you

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Thank you. Yes, I grounded the system to eliminate shocks at the plastic hoses.

[@和也塚本-m1y]

👍👍👍

[@mikefas5406]

For 2k it better do its job. This price is far from practical for most of us though. Way too expensive. Sorry!

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

As I mentioned in the beginning of the video, my goal here is to hopefully give people ideas they can use in their shops. I’m not selling anything.

[@brucemitchell5637]

It would have been nice if you actually showed the connections to your machines. You never showed how the bandsaw, table saw, or router were hooked up. All you showed was a bunch of video of pipes and hoses.

[@StoneandSonsWorkshop]

Did you watch the whole video? I showed the bandsaw hoses. They are not connected to anything, just tie wrapped or jammed in place to suck up the dust. I also showed the table saw overhead port, but the port on the bottom of the table saw is a typical dust port. It's a hole with a hose connected to it with a hose clamp, pretty simple. I also cover more information and more details in the website article. Thanks