Introduction to Dust Extractors! Features, Benefits and How Powerful are They? Record Power Camvac

[@jakegevorgian]

Thanks for these videos! I plan to get the CanVac 55l as a dedicated dust collector for my woodturning sanding. As I'm in the US, I wanted to know what the power outlet requirements are on these awesome vacuum systems--do they work with US standards? I've a 110v 220v and 240v three phase in my shop.

[@berkasal4526]

Nice setup. I'm really curious about the 3 motor unit. No one made a video about that one. Will you make one in the near future?

[@avih7311]

Thanks for the Videos - 2 questions - 1 - are the 2.5" hoses to reduce the noise specific for noise reduction or any 2.5" would do? how long do they need to be? 2 - I just got the 3 motor one from you - specifically for 3HP SawStop - where is the best place to split the suction between 4" ( bottom of saw)and 2.5" (for the top - blade shroud))? is it better to split by the Camvac intake or by the saw (have a connector with main 4" and a 2.5" angled going to the top of the saw? Thanks.

[@droddis]

Hey Ethan, have you see anyone combine these with a dust deputy or similar separator ahead of the intake to remove some of the storage capacity? Would you see significant reduction in CFM with an approach like that?

[@SMee67]

Wow, that dual motor sure has some power.👍🏽

[@StockroomSupply]

It sure is! Sucks the paint right off your machines 😂

[@SMee67]

@@StockroomSupply bonus, everyone hates sanding! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks for sharing that, true powerful, wow

[@StockroomSupply]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@philipb867]

Do you need to use the full 2.5 m length of hose to quieten it or could you cut 1 in half?

[@dan__________________]

Can you put a plastic bag in them so that you don't have to dump the sawdust out? Thus reducing the amount of dust being put back in the air.

[@BUFFALOTUBE18]

Where in the US can you buy?

[@jeaniedyer282]

It seems that these only come in 220v though? Shame, I only have one 220v outlet in my shed and the lathe uses it 🙁

[@StockroomSupply]

The smaller Rikon is 110v but the more powerful Record Power units are all 220v yes. Due to them being so powerful they do require 220v power...thankfully they come with a quite a long cord so they can be positioned around the shop. IMO worth installing another 220v outlet as these things are awesome!

[@Nunyabizn3ss]

That’ll suck the soul outa you.