Dust Collector update - Grizzly G0440 Review

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[@tommyb261]

Watching a buncha your vids now. You have a natural way of speaking for the audience to understand, without adding extra context. good ole fashioned way of thinking problems through. Another sub

[@GearheadDaily]

Thank you! I appreciate it :)

[@PedalBox]

That dust system is a thing of beauty. Dad has one we put in with 6" PVC drain pipe and it was a huge improvement. Much smaller so a lot less static potential. That thing is looking superb though!

[@GearheadDaily]

thanks buddy!

[@theanomalous1401]

After checking out the price of a new unit, OMG, You scored quite the bargain this time. I'm singing your praises. 🎵Dust in the Wind 🎶 All we are is Dust in the Wind 🎶🎵

[@GearheadDaily]

Thank you sir! :)

[@Elialvasro]

Great video. We got the grizzly G0638hep. Should we use a 12" main spiral pipe from dust collector? And then

[@ericsimpson4045]

Very nice setup thanks for the information I added a hood to my Miter saw and it make all the diffrence no more dust piling behind. Now I need to find these spiral tube regionally. The tubing you were able to get with it is just awesome great deal!

[@GearheadDaily]

Thanks! There was a local company that installs heating/cooling ducts that had it on hand when I needed it. Reasonable price too.

[@olesarge1724]

Yep ! Nice! I have a poor mans dust collector. It’s a leaf blower in reverse. That thing can suck start a 747 !😂 No kidding Eric, you’re super ambitious and that’s good. I need some of that because I take too long on projects. This is good info for folks looking to do a similar project.

[@GearheadDaily]

Thanks bud! I've never understood the guys who never finish a project. I go 100% into everything or none at all. Either do it right, with quality, or don't bother doing it.

[@mooseharms8136]

Good enough for Government work! Plus always got a vacuum to clean vehicles now as well.

[@GearheadDaily]

Yessir! Definitely good enough for the ladies that go out with a dude like me.

[@theanomalous1401]

@@GearheadDaily: I suddenly have the urge to go bowling and drink "White Russians". Now, where is my check book? #ImTheDude #WhyisGomorra

[@GearheadDaily]

My rugs do really bring the room together.

[@michaeldelambo209]

What you didn't answer for me and maybe you can since you have used it some more how much of the fine dust is picked up? Do you have a belt sander if so how well does it pic up the small particulates do they fall into the bin or all go into the filter?

[@GearheadDaily]

I don't have everything hooked up, but this will pick up literally anything including small parts. Even just running one open creates a vacuum in the room and pulls fine dust out of the air.

[@michaelklausing7777]

Thanks for the video. Curious what the over all foot print of the unit is? I have a small shop that is half of our 2 car garage and need to upgrade to something. However I’m very limited on space.

[@GearheadDaily]

Its pretty tall, i think its 2.5x2.5x10

[@michaeldelambo209]

I am thinking on get one can’t make my mind up on Grizzly G0443 or Laguna Pflux 3hp. When you saw way cleaner but as you imply you didn’t have a dust collection. So you’re going to be way cleaner.

[@GearheadDaily]

Yes, it makes a HUGE difference especially when you start getting bigger tools that require dust collection

[@mgbwoodwork5653]

Did you get the duct supplier to engineer/layout the pipe?

[@GearheadDaily]

No, i did that.

[@jakeh409]

Nice looking shop, Just wondering what the shop size is and what is your longest run of 6'' pipe? thanks. Jake

[@GearheadDaily]

Longest run without couplings? I think maybe 4ft, but total run is probably 30ft total from collector to tool. The shop is 30x40

[@jakeh409]

@@GearheadDaily Yes the total run was what I was after, thank you. Looking to build a 24' x 36' shop so I'm glad to hear a 2hp unit will work.

[@GearheadDaily]

@@jakeh409 Oh ya its plenty, don't look at the HP numbers, they aren't always telling the full story. 2HP sometimes outperforms 3HP

[@jakeh409]

@@GearheadDaily That's good to know, thanks.

[@eo2436]

Any info on the plastic bag that collects dust? I cant find any info on the type of bag and the ones i do find just rip apart.

[@GearheadDaily]

I dont use bags, I just use the bucket and then dump it.

[@eo2436]

Beside the bucket there is a bag attached im sorry my english isnt too good but i meant do you know the type of plastic bag that is used to be attached? The bag collects finer dust i assume?

[@eo2436]

At 8:54 you get close to it.

[@eo2436]

Im trying to find out the type of bag that is used because the ones i order rip apart. Sorry for the bunch of msgs lol

[@GearheadDaily]

@@eo2436 oh, the smaller one on the filter? That I have no idea. It came with it and rarely does it need emptying.

[@Kmunz7]

I'd box that in with some sound proofing.

[@GearheadDaily]

I'm trying not to add too much in case i need to get into it, i don't mind wearing ear muffs. Probably should anyways.

[@Kmunz7]

@@GearheadDaily My main concern is not realizing a machine is on with the added noise. Especially at the end of a long day. I've heard several horror stories about that happening. But I suppose with ear protection on it wouldn't be much a difference.

[@GearheadDaily]

@@Kmunz7 I'm a single guy in my shop and the collector isn't louder than any machine so it'd be hard to tell it wasn't on.

[@dillondavis9615]

good video

[@GearheadDaily]

Thank you.