Diy dust collector

A guide to dust collection for beginners. Understand the differences to make a decision to pick the right one - dust extractor, dust collector, shop vac and dust separator #anikasdiylife

Space Saving Mobile Dust Collection Cart With Storage: Last year, I received a grant to get some woodworking tools to use in my junior high school engineering classes. The students were getting bored building with cardboard, so we decided to give them a chance to build things with wood. I knew there wou…

This applies more to the SO3 than the Nomad since the SO3 can fill up a shop vac in a relatively short time. However, a smaller version would be helpful for the Nomad also.. Benefits: 1. The 5 gallon bucket is very ea…

A 2 stage dust collector is essential in a workshop! It separates larger chips from the finer dust so the filter AND your lungs stay clean!

Here is a video on a cyclone dust collector/separator that I built in 20 minutes using a 5 gallon bucket with a lid and some spare wet-dry vac parts and hose...

This Dust Separator Cart was an easy build and had been an amazing addition to my shop. In my video I show you exactly how I built it!

Dust collection is an important part of a clean and safe shop. We tested and reviewed the best dust collector and wet/dry vac machines on the market.

Compact Dust Collector: One of my least favorite tasks in the shop is cleaning up. Sweeping, dusting, and organizing are all nice once finished, but are painful in the moment. Of these chores, the one I detest the most is emptying the shop vac. Dust goes everywhere, the fi…

Share our Pins! Have you ever heard of a cyclone? Yeah, probably not so you can thank me later. The basic premise behind these bad boys is that all your vacuum dust moves through a “cyclone…

Mini Cyclone: You can use a cyclone dust extractor to prevent sawdust from clogging the vacuum cleaner's filter while woodworking. I have created a mini cyclone that is perfect for small shops and is also portable. The test results have been very promising as 99%…