DIY Dust Collection System Set-Up

in this video we show you how we set up our dust collection system in our woodworking shop! We go over the components or the collector and show you how we ran the PVC duct work! #DIY #dustcollection #woodworking

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[foleysshop]

This is by far the cleanest, best looking PVC dust collection, and your modified dust collector. Looks fantastic and your shop in general is just all nice installation. Love the wood burner.

[tschmidty]

Nice video, really good editing to get rid of dead space. I actually watched the whole thing for that reason; good information without a lot of wasted time, nice job.

[liquidrockaquatics]

I have never seen your channel before and I have to say as a career plumber I approve of the way you assembled your system. Your shut off valves or gate valves. Whatever you wanna call them at all the diversion points are smart and you do not have unnecessary bends that would cause increased turbulence. What some people may not understand is increased turbulence causes a decreased airflow and decreased airflow. Causes solids to drop from the airstream where they will accumulate in any location they can. It’s the same concept in plumbing with solids interceptors and inversely with grease traps. I am going to save this video so that I can mimic this system after I move next year because it is brilliant. I didn’t even know some of the stuff existed that you have used because I’m just starting woodworking, but it is just that – brilliant.

[GraemePayneMarine]

Very nice installation and video about it. Your shop apprentice seems very eager as well.
I have had the same Wen fitration box for about 18 months - I like it.
I also noticed your dehumidifier unit. I also have one in my shop, and like having it. For mine, I placed a condensate pump behind it and ran the dehumidifier condnesate into it. The condensare then gets automatically pumped outside through the wall. I have also found that besides personal comfort, having a dehumidifier shortens the time it takes for air-dried lumber to reach a stable dryness in the shop.

[Damon_Barber]

I think this is the best set up I’ve seen for garage shops. I like it! I think when I do mine I’d like to have/make a view window for the dust and fine dust collection bins to see when they need to be emptied.

[woodworksbygrampies]

Hola! 🖐Really awesome video. Thanks for breaking it down and not cramming all this info into just one video. Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊

[scriptles]

I love the idea of that floor sweep spot.. definitely something I want to do

[WJCTechyman]

The power unit looks pretty professional. The 40' hose basically makes it a central vac too as that's a nice touch. In the future if you wanted to make it "remote control" you could get a 24 V transformer, relay, switches and doorbell wire and have power switches at each blast gate to power the system on and off like the way central vacs are powered.

[BrenQ]

You really thought of everything — very thorough and comprehensive.

[shaynesabala]

Great set up. The only thing I would say is to make sure all your bast gates are as close to the suction source as possible. Couldn’t tell if you did this but your set up with the cyclone and the filter is top notch. Thanks for the video.

[Jjotunn]

What part/model is the splitter for the 5" Dust Deputy to two 4" connections? (6:40) Thank you!

[joedance]

Just had to watch again. What a beautiful system and shop!

[DirtZen]

This is amazing, what a neat and out of the way system. Thank you for sharing!!

[anglobricks]

It looks like you have a good helper 👍🏻

[christopherpcline]

This looks nice. I'd use clear a collection bucket and translucent barrel with backlight though so I can at least tell at a glance how much dust I'm collecting and when it's time to empty either the barrel or the bucket.

[DHSNewsTeam]

Nice work on the pipe routings. Good easy flowing design.

[sittingindetroit]

I bought a "pet" pup tent at Amazon for less than $20 and attached it around my miter saw, even without vacuum, it captures 95% of the dust. since it is soft sides, you can pivot your saw with no problem. The back half of the tent hangs off my table which allows clean out to happen less frequently and I have just used my shop vac to clean it out. Since I just bought a central vac, I will be attaching it to the bottom of the tent.

[thomasmcmahan]

Just came across your channel. Your videos are spot on, and are exactly what I’m after right now.

I’m currently in the process of getting a big metal shop. Slab is being poured tomorrow, weather permitting. I’m wanting to do the exact same type of dust collection, insulation, and lighting as you. Great videos, keep them coming!

[jimginnyohio]

Excellent video and planning! Thank you!

[jjballestrini]

I found your bench plans on google then I was searching how I could set up for my vacuum I and came across your video. My shop is your shops twin now lol. Could you do a quick video of how you set up your table saw to your system