Woodshop Dust Collection Install - Oneida Dust Gorilla Pro

[@trevhaydon5090]

I love that you blank out the faces of your family. Kudos for that. Nice to know that your fingers and nose will not be freezing anymore in your nice new warm shop. Congratulations. Keep up the great work. Love and Respect from North London UK.

[@frederickmichaud6783]

Your new shop is getting better and better and I feel envious of your high ceilings. Also great to see you not freezing while elegantly explaining your setup 😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Every time I walk in there in just a sweatshirt I take a big sigh of relief. Ha.

[@vaughnmaurt5013]

Yes I was thinking the same….looking great

[@jeremyspecce]

@@3x3CustomTamaryou’ve earned it!!

[@robohippy]

I went with an Oneida system, maybe 20 years ago... One of the best ever investments I ever made in my shop. They have new and improved just about everything. Mine is a 3 hp system, and my old shop was 24 by 36. My new shop is maybe 2400 feet, but the DC sits in the middle. The ground wire is a new thing. There has always been talk about static build up and sparking with the potential of starting fires. Never heard of it happening, but it doesn't hurt to be prepared. The sensor in the collection bin is new. I could have used it many times. I had found my filter totally full of 'stuff'.... Not sure what they say about cleaning the filter. When mine filled up, I ended up taking it out to the back yard, and then hosed off the inside. The old filters were paper, and it didn't seem to change anything, other than keep the dust down in the neighborhood. The quick clamp seals for pipe junctions is a great idea, as are the wire loop things for suspending the duct work. I do wish I had a 12 foot ceiling in my shop. Mostly so I could move full sheets of plywood around more easily. Hard to pivot a full sheet when you have a 9 foot ceiling, but my shop was designed so it would be converted into a house when my birth certificate expires.... The remote control things are new as well, I had one called 'the Lone Ranger'. It was set on an FM frequency so you could even turn it on from outside, and not have to point it at the receiver. I did make a point to have 2 of them. Mostly because I have several wood lathes, and lost one in the shavings. The one in the lathe room is on a hook. The other in the flat work room floats around since half the time I forget to put on my apron.... Any comments about removing dust build up in the filter? Some just tap the outside of the filter. I have seen some that had a 'beater' on the inside to knock the dust loose. One other feature I had considered would be a 'slow' speed so you could filter out all the floating dust in the shop rather than using an air scrubber thing....

[@wallpaper879]

Excellent to see you back, 1 yr old daughter and I love your videos. That is an amazing system - may your lungs forevermore be dust free!

[@outdoormaniac9951]

Tamar, you did an awesome job installing that system! And yes, I could hear the increase in rpm when more than one gate is open. So happy for you in this new shop. It's beautiful. Congrats!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I smile every time I walk in here now ☺️

[@stephenmcgeown]

So great to see you back! Super cool dust collection set up. That was scary to see all the fine dust particles on the wall and glad you're properly protected now.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yeah, those bag filters are really awful. If only I could describe the “clean” smell my shop has now after turning the system on. It really is night and day.

[@k34561]

Oneida has sure progressed since I bought my Oneida system back in 1994. It was Oneida first system. They where only really making cyclone separaters and oversized felt bag filters at the time. Which was attached to an off the shelf dust collector. I have been upgrading it recently with iVAC PRO Blast Gates and newer duct work.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yeah… they are really top of the line! So awesome

[@csrnibbler9912]

Wow. I recently started following you and have so far made your router jig and your small crosscut sled, (which are my first ever woodworking projects) and it is amazing to see how far you have come. Congrats on all of the success. You deserve it. You make great content. I really appreciate how you break things down and your outtakes are hilarious.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha so glad you enjoy!

[@debandmike3380]

i'm sure you had a "blast" setting this all up. it's exciting getting pallets full of boxes. And it's a strenuous task doing all the research making decisions and how much of what to buy. but it's all for your health and worth every penny.

[@Smithb83]

You're back!!🎉 been too long, I'm in my lunch break so looking forward to watching this tonight 😊 hope you and the family are all good 🇬🇧

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I’ve been busy with the family! All good stuff… sometimes I just need to take a break and focus on them ☺️

[@Mark-bn7lk]

I just finished watching this video and I'm just sitting here with my mouth open. It's a great new space. The new woodworking equipment is a huge upgrade. When you add what you just did to the equation it is an exponential leap. I'm a step or two behind you in the evolutionary process and I am so acutely interested in what you're doing. Keep the videos coming.

[@vincentrolfe1384]

I bought the 7.5hp regular Oneida cyclone and made an extension arm for a neighbor's car motor hoist to lift the fan-motor onto the stand. That fan and motor must have been 400 lbs. I was using my 170 lbs to counterweight to lift and as soon as I moved forward to center the fan on the cyclone cone the hoist would start to tip. Finally collected enough bricks from the yard to lift the cyclone into position. Without the hoist it might have taken 3 men to do that work. Oneida has been a good purchase for keeping my woodworking shop clean.

[@FearsomeWarrior]

Put together my own dust collector yesterday. Called a friend for the motor.. and it went as you’d expect. Lots of talking about the best way. I was very happy I had a rope to tie it up while we figured out how to get it higher. The rope couldn’t be used to lift but it was great security. Used Black and Decker Workmate and piles of 2x4 shorts to stack it higher. Still a nightmare. I would have moved my electric winch from my trailer to the ceiling if I had known it would be so difficult.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It was definitely the most challenging part of the build

[@M-J-P]

Amazing shop. What a journey, Yours is best example of “Think big, start small” To Festools, Sawstop, Oneida from where you started with hobby tools. Thank you for amazing videos. By the way your router jig is the most used tool in my hobby shop.

[@blackhorse2947]

One of my woodturning friends bought this unit a few years ago……….. and just loved it. A great product

[@hyde_official]

there is nothing so important than dust collection on a wood shop. I am very impressed on this setup.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So happy to finally have this settled

[@AB-nu5we]

My heart skipped a beat when you guys were putting that motor on the top of the collector base. Glad it went up with no incident. All my dust collection is Oneida. My biggest complaint is that you actually have to empty it. Because it's so effective. A good problem to have. Your install looks great. Congrats on the big upgrade.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! I’d say that’s a good problem to have!

[@MsRmaclaren]

I am a 70 year old female antique furniture restorer. I have an electric winch mounted to the ceiling for heavy tasks. Lots of dollies and wheeled gizmo's everywhere.

[@garyramsdale9340]

I too used Oneida for my dust collection and it is still running after 20+ years. I wanted to have A) a larger shavings bin B) keep the intake line as straight as possible C) have the fine dust cleanout off the ground for easy cleaning. SOLUTION - 1) place the motor of the dust collector so it is between the trusses 2) cut a hole so the motor fits up in the attic with space around the motor for proper cooling 3) add insulation around the box that now protrudes into the attic I was fortunate to inquire on the best piping and used the same metal piping - simple and quick - easy to change for future machines

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sounds cool!

[@joemingioni]

That setup is a far cry from the unheated garage & portable contractor saw 🤣 (and yet, you still turned out great pieces!). Congrats on getting everything situated. Looking forward to the new builds!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I can’t believe I worked in the winter all those years 😂

[@reznor_59]

This is awesome. I would love an Oneida system at some point! Hopefully when I’m able to build a larger shop… Your work is so amazing and your videos are phenomenal. I love that you go through so much of the process with us and explain what’s going on, and include the how and why! You’ve pretty quickly become my favorite woodworking creator!

[@dougplank9455]

You can put the noise in the adjacent room with no air makeup issue. Take your duct through the wall into the cyclone inlet in the adjacent room to your shop. Remove the large exit filter and mount it in the shop side. Design a through the wall duct that connects the filter back to the cyclone exit. I did this with another brand collector and it works well. My remote works fine with them being in separate rooms. Cuts noise significantly and gives me more room in my shop area.

[@MandisWorkshop]

Awesome. It is so exciting to get proper dust collection plumbed in the shop. A few months ago my dad helped me hang 4 & 6 inch pipe for the shop. Seeing it all and walking around without tripping over dust hoses makes me so happy.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Right?! I didn’t realize how much floor space I had in that corner

[@anthonyfreeman5858]

You did a great job putting that system together. Slow & easily figuring out where the Drops needed to go. Your lungs will appreciate the cleaner air. This is going to be a huge improvement to your shop. Best wishes for you in all your future builds.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It’s already been so amazing

[@Poundy]

that is just one heck of an upgrade. II am sure you'll love having all that power to hand when you need it. One thing though about the curves in the pipework. It still is true that you lose efficiency in turns, even though it can still pull the static dust and chips from your router table. If you had less bends, it'd do it better, and/or at lower power used / work easier. Nothing wrong with having a few (nobody's shop is "straight" after all) but minimising the 90's and using 45's can certainly get you an efficiency benefit. Ultimately the fine dust is the thing you want to eliminate anyhow, not big heavy chips, and that's about moving a greater volume of air and the fact you've got large main trunks going to the locations you have is great !

[@kevingriffin8022]

Finally someone on KZbin installing the BEST DC system and not pushing Clearvue POS! I have had mine for over ten years and it is the best! I hope you love it as much as I do.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Grinning from ear to ear every time I turn it on 🙌

[@McGehe]

Im so glad you leave in the gritty parts instead of editing them out. "Oh shit" and seeing the true struggle while lifting that motor is so relatable

[@3x3CustomTamar]

We felt super accomplished after getting that motor up there. Ha

[@HeyLookWhatICanDo]

Beautiful setup! Thanks for taking the time to share your considerations for each step. Every shop has it's unique quirks and tool demands. You really shed light on the ease of creating drops with minimal flex tube. Great table saw setup getting it out of the way even though its in the middle of the shop!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mountainlightwoodcraft]

Excellent work, Tamar, as always. I have the identical system in my shop, with the exception that I have added iVac automated blast gates throughout. They are absolutely game-changing. No more thinking about what's open and what's closed; you simply turn on a machine, and the appropriate gate opens while all the rest remain closed. Turn on a second machine, and its gate opens, while the one that was previously running remains open. Brilliant! Compared to the cost of the 5-hp cyclone and Nordfab-style ducting, automating the blast gates throughout is easily affordable. Can't wait to see your video on their addition to your new system.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yeah. I was looking at those as well. I need to add some outlets. Was waiting this this was set up to figure all that out

[@mountainlightwoodcraft]

@3x3CustomTamar Let me just say that it will take your dust collector to such another level that you will think it's in the stratosphere. I wouldn't be surprised at all if they wouldn't send you a handful of these for being such a popular KZbin channel.

[@johnford7847]

You've made an excellent video explaining your reasoning and showing how to add dust collection. I've seen a number of tedious videos on this subject - yours is engaging as well as informative. Thank you.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad you liked it!

[@emilb60]

I am looking into setting up a system in my new shop with approximately the same # of tools. I know you went all in with Oneida and they most likely gave the best system for endorsement and completely understand this. But for those of us that do not have that luxury, can you provide a ballpark of cost and any suggestions where you think savings can occur. This is not a negative comment because of your association with Oneida, I just want to be informed before I take the plunge. Thank you for this insightful video.

[@Evolucion7]

I am so envious of your new shop and all the improvements you are adding. Looking forward to seeing you get back to building!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I’ll get in the shop now! Ha

[@slam854]

You have some great sponsors plus a huge resource for help. Thank you all who assisted Tamar.

[@EmanuelYeotis]

It's nice to hear from you again. I'm looking forward to you're next furniture building project. 😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Going into the shop now to get started!

[@dennishinkle5010]

The connection clamps are so easy to use and to modify. A new jointer is awesome congratulations. Like a kid with a new toy you will use it every day I know that I did. It looks so great. Very well done and now it's time to work. Thank you for sharing.👍♥️

[@3x3CustomTamar]

🙌🙌

[@5280Woodworking]

I recently upgraded to an Oneida Supercell. Many options, many less expensive but none better. Plus I have clean shop OCD and using the 2.5” hose to sweep floors and tools is absolutely amazing! Well done on the install.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

The supercell looks amazing too

[@geoffsemon7411]

That's an awesome installation you've done. I have housed my 3hp dust collector in a seperate room that's really heavily insulated. When it's on it makes no more noise than a pool pump so I have no problems with the neighbours. Perhaps you could install some walls around your unit to reduce the noise

[@3x3CustomTamar]

The noise doesn't really bother me though since I am wearing hearing protection for my tools that are on. My shop is insulated with rock wool and my family said it just sounds like a dishwasher when its on.

[@darwinboor1300]

Glad to see the shop coming together. Watch for build up at the bottom of the double 90 degree lift. Consider a cleanout T or convert to a sloped run. The latter will give more suction a the end of the run.

[@apenza4304]

Awesome dust collection system. Also nice to see you have a jointer, a tool you come to appreciate as much as your table saw and planer.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Just used it on my newest project and it was the best most seamless glueup I have ever had. Ha.

[@garyhome7101]

Great video and excellent installation! Nordfab duct systems are great - and expensive - but worth it if one can afford it! I installed mine a few months ago and once I understood the layout needed, it went together fast! I have a ClearVue Cyclone 1450, and it is quite awesome with 6 machines and a floor sweep being collected via blast gates. Something I noticed about the 5 horse 3-phase motor was the heat gain. The motor when operating averaged about 135 degrees of heat dissipation (based on thermal gun readings) at the top of the motor housing. During the summer months this will increase the temperature in my shop significantly and likely will require added fans to move the heated air around a bit.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I noticed the heat already. We shall see how that goes

[@CordellWoodworks]

I get so excited every time I see a new 3x3 video! They're few and far between these days (completely understandable) but still so good.

[@wood4sheep]

Smart boost sounds slick. It’s the dust you can’t see that’ll get you! It might be better for your health to enclose your filter, or put filter outside, and/or vent directly outdoors.

[@tombloy4244]

What a wonderful system! All the years of hard work have really paid off for you. I can't think of someone more deserving! Glad you had time off but even more glad you're back.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️

[@53rdPlaceStudios-com]

wow...! most excellent, tamar...! i can see now why it's been a while since your last video; you've been busy with the dust collection setup... you've come a long way since your first videos... your videos are very professional and well edited to flow smoothly and, thankfully, you do not let annoying youtube marketing mid-roll (dumb) ads interrupt the flow of information and/or demonstration you are presenting... i, as a viewer, appreciate that companies like oneida (and others) sponsor you so you can create content without the aforementioned annoying youtube ads and create videos that are entertaining and helpful... i look forward to more of your great informative videos...! (i especially love the videos on creating jigs for projects) thank you, thank you, thank you...!!! 😁🤗

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad you appreciate that, I hate mid rolls too…

[@AlvaroSuarezIsaza]

Wonderful system to collect the particles from the workshop... The most grateful will be your lungs and the walls of your workshop... congratulations on this achievement Tamar

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks!

[@dustyfetterhoff1926]

So nice to see all your hard work fulfilling your shop to where it is today.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️

[@bobbg9041]

You deffently picked the right system, and you didn't make the mistakes most people do by trying to get away with too small a system. Yes they cost money, but if you buy 3 systems that don't work your spending more then just doing this in the first place. Hang on to the old unit, you can always set up a miter saw out in the garage to break down long boards when you get them in. Also you can have room for a cnc router just make the hubby park outside. He won't mind. My wife makes me park outside.

[@capitainehaddock9388]

With the title, i told to myself “another dust collector video”😢 After watching it, i told to myself “wow, another amazingly good video”❤

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha glad you liked it!

[@johnboling]

Love the bit on your router table. Wild how much of a difference this new system made! I really liked their full package for planning and implementing your ducting!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It’s been a dream to work in here!

[@samuelallen7524]

Just built a new house with 9’ ceilings and this style dust collection seems more than perfect for the plan. Great video!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yes! Thank you!

[@centeringdowels-argentina]

You are a total genius!! I congratulate your venture based on the intelligence of the proposal and the strength and determination to carry it out. Big hug

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️

[@jimbryant2157]

All of the dust collection is great, but by far my favorite part is the floor vent. Now I need to figure out how to create one of those in my small shop.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It’s addictive. Ha

[@KainzMusic]

As a commercial electrician I run into Gripple systems for suspending light fixtures. They're great! Congratulations on the new dust collection system, y'all did excellent installing it!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks!

[@1960fusion]

i bought the same unit for my three car garage shop and its a beast...you will love it, is sure do!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Already loving it so much! It’s been such a pleasure to work in here!

[@PhilBuildsThis]

I love watching my favorite channels grow! Cool to see how you progressed from a jobsite saw in an uninsulated garage to some top of the line equipment in a tricked out comfy workshop. So excited for you Tamar, can't wait to see what future projects come out of this shop.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Being able to work comfortably in the winter has changed my life. Excited for everything I’ll build in here!

[@rockekoreis3160]

I put the main unit (motor and dust barrel outside the shop and piped the filter into the shop. Takes care of the air makeup problem.

[@bob-pq6kd]

I miss you!!!!! Am impressed, motivated and feel encouraged by your videos.... I appreciate the time and energy you put into y your videos for us.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️☺️

[@frantiseksram9741]

That system looks great. I would recommend getting lots of very strong magnets on the entry opening for floor sweep, and the hoover attachment. Just in case there will be a screw on the ground, and hoovered, it won't make it to the system. Because if it did, it can creata a spart, in wood dust and oxigen rich environment. I'm sure you know where I'm going with this.

[@idontthinkso666]

Those spart's are the worst!

[@dianizas]

Like from the book, just passed the course on this but nothing to add, you explained it well and all correct.

[@mahto54]

You did a great job! This is the 3rd video I've watched on installing ductwork today, and you made it look almost easy. I saw something when you were seeing how it worked on the individual tools. When you used the jointer, the bottom of your shirt looked pretty close to the blade guard. It's just something to be aware of! Anyway great job! Your shop is looking awesome!

[@MarushiaDark316]

I love how Tamar still finds time play with the ductwork, using it like robot arms. Between that and using the Heart Face emoji on her husband is super cute.

[@keithmiller6583]

So glad you are in your new shop with heat and now and good dust collection system. I used to feel so bad for you when your fingers were red from the cold weather in your old shop!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I can’t believe I did that for so long 🤪

[@Cyruscosmo]

Just like a lil child with a new toy... Gotta love the big smile. Congrats on the new system!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

😂😂 thanks!

[@CrazyManwich]

Glad you have a jointer now. That dust collection system is a beast.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It has changed my life. Ha.

[@jdpendery]

Nice shop! I have the same dc setup as you. Watching the lengths some folks go through to isolate the dust collector for the sake of noise reduction has always confused me. Any time it’s running I’m wearing hearing protection because I have another loud machine running. Go figure!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yup! That never made sense to me either. I get the whole space saving issue, but not for noise reduction.

[@tippyjo5850]

Tamar it’s sooo good to see you uploading again. I cannot wait to see what you are working on next

[@jeffmassot6760]

Hope you enjoy the upgrade. My system in in the corner like yours and I build an “L” shaped wall out of 1x4 boards and placed Rockwool insulation between then. I skinned it with acoustic ceiling tiles and it has made a massive difference in the noise reduction. I can just slide the wall unit away when I need to access the dust bin or filter.

[@idontthinkso666]

I love this. I just wish I had the space to do it.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sounds like a cool idea

[@dsdragoon]

Congratulations on your new dust collection system. I look forward to seeing it in use and how you modify it in the future.

[@wittworks]

I love seeing you get rewarded for your hard work. You deserve it.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️☺️ super delayed response 😂

[@patrickgirard-k3g]

very beautiful installation, perfect for a carpentry workshop and also for the health of the occupants

[@bobnicholas5994]

Your new shop assistant did a good job. You are now at Pro level!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

💪💪

[@jameshodgins1937]

That's a good-looking system. I am sure you will really enjoy it. Also, you will really enjoy the jointer!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Already enjoying it!

[@aliens1990990]

100% going back and watching this video was brilliant worth the watch on the missed content!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@donwillhoit6866]

A floor sweep is absolutely the best thing! Good for you.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I kinda just threw it in last minute and now I’m so happy. Ha

[@Calysto929]

Happy your back, its been ages.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha. I know… just lots of life stuff. All good stuff 👍

[@Dragonited]

You could always build a small enclosure around the dust-collector with dense rockwool to dampen the sound. Yiu will be amazed on how much sound that removes.

[@philvale5724]

Hi 3x3 Custom , what a great improvement to your work shop, I like the smart hand control start up, Stay safe, I look forward to seeing your next project, and clean shop, PHIL FROM THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOULIN FRANCE,

[@scottmorris4914]

Welcome back. Missed you. Thats a nice system. You look like a kid at Christmas.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! It is crazy awesome.

[@jeffrudolph1802]

Looks great, you just need to add iVac gates and remotes. iVac automation is a big time saver and eliminates forgetting to close an opened gate that reduces the suction at the tool you are using.

[@tomhargreaves8820]

Color me envious! I love your presentations, they are just so unemotional: no grinning, no excitement, no skipping around, no jumping up and down. Did I mention no grinning? Certainly not from beginning to end! Nope, not you! I'm disappointed, though, not a single mention of drawhs: there's nothing for people to kibitz! (Chuckle ☺)

[@3x3CustomTamar]

😂

[@johnclements6614]

When lifting up heavy things like the motor you could build some temporary staging. Then you turn one lift into two easier lifts.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha yeah, but then my husband couldn’t brag to his friends at the gym 😉

[@DHM078schannel-np9xh]

Congrats, looks like a nice system. Hope it serves you well and keeps your shop clean and your (and your family's) lungs protected. Congrats on the jointer too, the new shop is really coming together nicely!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It’s getting better and better every day!

[@andrewbrown8148]

Great setup, Tamar~! I'm currently using a homemade "dust-zilla" setup where I converted my Harbor Freight DC into a 2-stage with an Oneida Dust Deputy. So far, the HF DC with the PVC ducting is working pretty good, but the rig you have is what I'd like to upgrade to.....one day. This video was great motivation to move in that direction. Thanks for sharing it~!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Hopefully you’ll get there one day!

[@johnhuelsenbeck35]

Thanks for the new video. Setting up proper dust collection in a small shop seems to be quite mysterious. (Or, at least, I found it to be so.) Videos like yours are super useful! Interestingly, the Dust Gorilla Pro with the Quick-Clamp ducts is my current plan. Either that, or the High Vacuum system Oneida sells. After suffering with inadequate dust collection for so long, I would rather go overboard and have a system with more capacity than I might need. Thanks again!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad it was helpful!

[@shadeTreeWorks]

Great job on this. I just recently redid the dc in my shop and landed on the same plug n play for my drum sander/jointer. Love the flexibility of it. I bet you are getting excited to see the finish line (essentially) on the build out.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yeah! I don’t think it will every be truly finished though. It’s always a work in progress. Ha

[@shadeTreeWorks]

@@3x3CustomTamar Haha, you speak the truth. The finish line in a shop is more of a functional iteration isn't it. :)

[@jimrosson6702]

Congratulations on you new dust collection system and your new shop looks amazing glad to see you back to making videos and congrats on your collaborations with Jonathan Katz Moses on your new tools.can’t wait to see what you do next

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! Busy working on a new project!

[@kenschinkel1499]

It is incredible to see how far you have come. You have worked hard for your success, enjoy it.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️

[@Yusufmasron]

Thats amazing, despite declaring this was not your forte, u did a pretty darn good job Tamar.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

The instructions were very clear so it made it easy!

[@msk3905]

I need to setup a dust collection in my tiny shop, i am SICK OF CLEANING! OMG that system is huge

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Worth the space sacrifice

[@MJKCreations]

It's been way too long between videos. So glad to see you making more, and thank you for the shop tour! I'm almost ready to install my own dust extraction (another 60 or so days, I think), and then I'll be able to start actually using some of the ideas you give.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sorry it was so long! Life got away fro me. Ha.

[@MJKCreations]

@@3x3CustomTamar Life finds a way. I'm just glad it didn't take you away forever. Yours are some of the videos I really look for.

[@vinceagnes]

You upgraded a lot more the the dust collection system! Yea to the joiner.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

🙌🙌🙌

[@ImolaS3]

Good to have some KZbin again, I know you now focus on Instagram etc., but i don't really use social media, so have missed your videos

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I focus on KZbin too. But it takes more than a week to build a project 👍

[@nicholasroy9125]

Great system, Congrats!!! It really gets your shop at the next level! really enjoyed the video and am thinking about doing the same in my own shop. Just one thing to be mindful about the vacuum extension and the floor sweep, you have to be really carefull about NOT vacuuming any metal (like a screw or a nut) in this system. It can create a spark that can light the wood chips in your bin on fire and burn your house down. This is why these are prohibited in professional shops out here in Québec. Keeping a good old shop vac is the solution for the floor sweeping.

[@rikperlow7957]

You are seriously the coolest person in the world . I have no idea what you are talking about 😂 I am in awe .I can’t handle it

[@3x3CustomTamar]

😂😂😂

[@michaeljameson1046]

Yep that onieda is the best system I have ever seen I want one.

[@marksjunction69]

Go big or stay home…..I like your choices. You are a diamond in the ruff. Cheers!

[@brett328]

Real envy here. Also amazed you ever got by without a jointer before! Just be mindful of loose clothing when using it, your sweatshirt was giving me anxiety during that 3 second test demo. Did I mention envy? I currently use a shop vac powered dust deputy, and when things get out of hand, I open the garage doors and bring in the gas powered back pack leaf blower.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I got to use the jointer for the first time in my most recent project and I almost started crying when I realized how much time I saved

[@stevebader6385]

Thank you for the video. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would have appreciated you discussing cost.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

There are links in the description where costs are listed

[@MMWoodworking]

That is so cool. Dream shop goals right there. All it needs is the bluetooth, keychain, on and off!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

A keychain remote comes with it!

[@qapla]

Tamar, so glad to see you post a new video - we have missed you! Good dust collection will make a considerable difference in how comfortable it is to work in your shop. Looks like what you have now will make things much safer for you and your family. Looking forward to new videos of projects you build in this shop ... just hope they will not be as few and far between as in the past few months as I really enjoy your videos. Have fun in this new shop and make some really cool stuff!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I just finished up cooking dinner after milling some lumber and my kids will not be getting any extra fiber tonight like they have in the past 😂😂 really, it is a game changer, it feels so clean to work in there now. I hope I don’t take another break for as long as I just did, that was totally not intentional!

[@ricardopolanco8133]

Thank you for the video I’m in the process of getting back into woodworking and so I’m doing a lot of research. Your video gave me lots of useful information