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Beautiful job on the video and generous to share the free plans. Was looking at the various quick connect options available online and decided how hard really is it to make something so found your video. Haven’t made it yet but think it’s the way to go, so thanks again. Subscribed as I’m a fan of people who look for self made solutions (when possible). Look forward to other content you have. Best, Chris

I see you have constructed a lightsaber now your skills are complete.

Thanks for sharing your plans! I had fun cutting and building these connectors. I used 4" dust collector hose connectors cut in half for the internal connection epoxied into the plywood. As for some comments I read it would appear some don't understand the concept. I only used one mag switch, so cost was not that significant. I move one suction hose with the mag switch to the machine (table saw, bandsaw, jointer, plainer, and sanders) I happen to be using at any one time works great for my shop. As for the music, I didn't find it Annoying If I did, I have a volume control on my keyboard so I could mute or turn down the volume, has always worked for me and was included with the keyboard!! :) Keep up the great creations, your time and effort are appreciated by some.

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wouldn't welding the rod be better than just screwing it? It's really just the screw supporting the shelf, not the rod.

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Nice result. Started out a bit shaky, but you got it together. I like the dado idea for inserting the acrylic into the rear of the structure. I have made birdhouses with acrylic sides, but I have to be very careful, as I have used a tiny drill bit and equally tiny screws, but somehow, I always seem to craze the plastic. I have also tried glue. Your interchangeable entry holes is a great notion. I start out with a 1 and 1/2 inch hole and cut a small square of wood and drill a smaller hole in it. Then I fasten it atop the larger hole. I like you idea better.

Goodness, pallet wood, looks that good? I'm going to have to stop trashing my pallets. I'm about to do this, with my kids names. I'm going to carve the letters with my CNC and do a black epoxy inlay.... Anyway, great job! It turned out beautiful!

Very interesting idea! Did you ever test the weight capacity/limit for a pair of these brackets? Thank you!

You have solved so many issues I have been having in both metal and woodwork. Thank you sir!Please run for office.

I was looking to batch out, with my welder, for myself and possibly to sell with shelves I make to sell at the local farmers market. Anyway, I like this design, and will try this first. Great use of the Persian Blue. 😅Secondly, I’m about to launch a channel and I’m going to subscribe to yours in hopes to see you reach the 1K milestone soon. 👍🏼

My guy please use a fan with that choking hazard lol, I got a thick live edge wood slab for a floating bar table with this idea in mind but maybe I’ll just start with closet shelves first or else I’ll have to use heavy duty brackets.

I wonder if a heat gun would of worked better with the Cricut letters.

I was going to do something myself and this is so well done. Only thing I don’t have is a Cricut, was going to 3d print the letters. Great video.

That's hilarious!!! Video production genius... kudos for a great production! Best, Matt

The fricken music is annoying

Nice job

Noice!

Wow a awful lot of work to do something that could be done in a few minutes with pvc pipe and a heat gun. I think you could just heat a piece of pvc pipe until it gets flexible and stretch or compress it until it fits the dust collection port on almost any machine.

well done Sir.. Very Nice! turn Your $5 worth of hardware into a shelf prolly worth $100,... (likely could be much more).. that's a gorgeous chunk'a wood!

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Thanks so much for sharing your plans. Not sure that the magnetic catch is available in NZ. Do you think it would work if I had a screw attachment, with a 'bolt' on the collector side, and a nut on each of the 'tool' side plates?

Let us not be confused, the strength of this arrangement rests upon the sheer strength of the screw. Not the rod.

I just drilled holes for 1/4” steel rods into my studs and then into the shelves.

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Nice find! Seems pretty crazy to just toss it if it's working, but I guess everyone's threshold for "trash" vs "donate/find a new home" is different...

Good work, i love that

Cool idea... My 1950's era saw has an old light switch. I decided to change it to one similar to yours. You should add an amazon store with affiliate links. It costs the viewer nothing and gets you a little bit of income.

Good work on the files. I always end up with the tenon for the ferrules just a little bit smaller than the copper pipe. You can fill it in with a little bit of epoxy and it holds the thing in place real good. You can improvise your own handles by getting a plastic handle screwdriver, putting the handle in the vice, heating the blade and removing it with a pair of pliers. Then heat your file tang up and slide it in the screwdriver handle. much faster and you can color coordinate. Also... Nicholson is an old school company and has been making files for as long as i can remember. Keep them clean and they will last a lifetime. If you will take a few minutes before the video and look up the tool manufacturers you can get some interesting content. For cleaning the files I was told to use sulphuric acid and to not EVER let oil get near the file. I don't remember what you're supposed to use to keep them from rusting. you might take a look at at This Old Tony's channel. I think that's were I saw it.

I like what you did there. Most oif these I have seen are all CNC, and that is just out of reach for most folks. And I love the mag switch idea, I have not seen that done before on one of these. :) Great work!

This video reminds me of what goes on in my shop. It was great

Congrats to "The Parson's Bench" for winning one of the pulls! By random selection (or chance they were the only comment...) they won!

Good job! As you said these would make great gifts. They all look good, but I would say I really like the poplar ones.

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Nice to see you wearing a good and proper dust mask when sanding. This is a great video that explains in wonderful detail an ingenious way to make a quick connect/quick release system for a dust collection system. Thanks.

Your ideas are brilliant Fuz, ( Sorry, I know it's Ryan, buy Fuz sounds cooler, - And your cool, haha, - I am certainly a new fan from Melbourne Aus..Thanks

Great video skills!

Nice idea, keep it up man

Interesting idea! Double switch sounds like the way to go!

Not a bad idea, but Nathan is correct that it is "not really cost-effective" -- even here in the USA. Just one of these with the mag lock is going to run you in excess of $30. Mag locks are a wonderful product -- but overkill in this instance. You can buy little one inch diameter magnets rated at 60 pounds for a little over $1 that will accomplish the same goal -- although not as fancy -- but certainly just as functional. Your concept is good, but there are more cost effective solutions. Besides, that hinge is cumbersome and would make a few connections in my shop next to impossible.

Definitely a cool idea and nice execution. My only note would concern the danger of not being able to kill power to the saw with your knee when your hands are closest to the blade. With it on the bench behind on the bench, you need to reach behind you and (possibly) look away from the saw to kill power. Maybe instead of extending the switch, you make them two switches in series? That way when you are close to the saw you still have the ability to power it off.

Nice idea but not really cost-effective lose mag lock devices are crazy money here in the UK between £50-£60 each that’s like $60-$70 for each connection it will cost me nearly $1000 to do my workshop I could do an entire extraction system and still have change for that

Nice work. Have any birds made a home out of it?

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That's amazing!

The 3d prints are a good idea. Seems like it would be an improvement over using washers as the hole guard.

That chemical wood burning pen is pretty sweet. I've never seen that before.

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