Laguna CFlux 1 - Perfect for Small Workshop Dust Collection!

[@GeorgeKennerLaser]

Cool great video.

[@BlueLineCNC]

Thanks George!

[@Jeff_369]

Another great video! Thank you.

[@BlueLineCNC]

Appreciate it Jeff!

[@jonathansholar4437]

Great informative video!!!!

[@BlueLineCNC]

Thanks Jonathan!

[@stevegronsky8904]

Good Job, sir!! 👍

[@BlueLineCNC]

Thanks Steve!

[@j.abella6892]

Hi Russ, enjoying your video's. I was wondering if you have found or researched a way to trigger the IR on your dust collector from Mach 4? I have a Grizzly Cyclone very similiar to your setup and would like to get an Avid and auto trigger the dust collector from my start up g-code since I constantly misplace my remote.

[@BlueLineCNC]

It’s totally doable. The avid has two relay outlets which can be configured for dust collection etc. I just prefer having independent separate control. I guess we get stuck in our ways!

[@5280Woodworking]

Do you find it necessary to have both the Jet dust collector and your custom design? This is the next addition to my shop and so I was curious if the Jet was sufficient.

[@BlueLineCNC]

The Jet works outstanding by itself. The home built unit picks up the slack wherever I may need it. The filters always get dirty so it must be working well! Do you absolutely need it? No.

[@TimothyNewton]

Are you happy with the performance of the 1.5 HP model?

[@BlueLineCNC]

Hi Timothy. Actually I am impressed with its performance. I realize it’s on the Lower end for horsepower, but cost was a factor as was the need for a 110v unit. It works in my shop!

[@cas_434]

This was less of a review of the Laguna C Flux 1 and more of a tour of your shop’s entire dust collection.

[@elalconcel3853]

Awsome video! What dust boot is that on your spindle, & where can I order it?

[@BlueLineCNC]

The boot was made by OneGuyinaShop on Etsy.