I’m building a workshop so I can have room to teach my 3 boys these concepts and you’re helping me have ideas for projects. I also weld and like to do mechanic work, and need that space. I like how you’ve maximized your space and how safety, organized, and cleanliness conscious you are. Anyways, thank you for these videos, you do great work and are a brilliant man.
You’re so right filtration system as opposed to dust collection and removal big difference. I love your projects as they’re always something most of us can accomplish.
There literally isn't anything you don't build and put on YT that isn't interesting and cool. You make the weekend DIY'ers feel like we CAN accomplish these! Cheers.
That's awesome to have an air filtration system in the workshop. I just love how you come up with cool ideas that's actually functional and look beautiful at the same time.
12:25 dude that's nothing, I built a 2 filter triangle shaped MERV 13 filteration system for my shop and the 20 x 20 x 1" filters were so dirty after 1 month. 3 times the dust. Mine has a 20" box fan. My dust collection on my tablesaw is 2 stage with bag in the vac and 1 stage on miter saw. I router is 3 stage. Still this is the best looking filter system I've seen yet. Dope
I've seen a few of these shop filter ideas lately and this is definitely the best one! Not only does it seem more effective than the box fan types, but it looks worlds better! Great job and thank you for sharing with us! As always the "where I'm at" in the corner of the screen is really nice and greatly appreciated also.
Thanks. Made one after watching this. Had been worried about air-borne dust so used a micro filter with an in-line fan (460cfm) . It quickly cleared the air in my garage/shop. It got so dirty so fast that I put a second filter on the other end of the fan. If I've done much cutting in the afternoon/evening, I let the fan run overnight.
I like the simplicity. As with many, I have been keeping an eye on similar videos. Have also 3D modeled a design which uses 2 and 3 filters that is suspended from the ceiling, also built using wood from other projects. Feeling the need to re-evaluate it. Thanks for the demonstration.
Hola! 🖐I really enjoy your videos and projects. You always provide loads on info. Thank you for sharing your version of an air filtration unit. Amazing how much even a little box, fan, and filter can remove from the air. Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊
Very compact design 👍. But I would recommend to build it bigger to integrate a second filter (air bag filter). By that you can use the air filter panel as a pre-filter for particels down to approx 5 microns and the second air bag filter for particels down to 1 mircon. That‘s how it runs in my shop and does a great job.
Great project. I really like the emphasis on using material left over from other projects. I had my furnace replaced recently and I'll be using a cut down version of the furnace cabinet and the blower motor.
Another great build! I often use flat washers when attaching components made of metal to wood/plywood, esp if the hole in metal is a bit bigger than needed. Better holding power. Thanks for sharing!
Great job here. I have a blower like you show that exits out a window. One thing you might do with your circle router is to switch to the other side as you get near the bottom. You know where the center is so you should be able to flip the board over and get a cleaner cut with no tear-out. Just my thoughts.
Solid project and one that I hope to do sometime soon. Only thought for if you have to build more of these for your shop - make sure get to the fan in case it fails and you need to replace it. From what I saw, you'll have to build an entirely new box or spend a ton of time pulling nails and glue apart.
10/10, I'm planning on building one for indoor-air quality. I think I'll be using 4-stages of filters & an 8inch vortex b/c they're resistance-rated high enough to pull air through clogged(to the max) filters. I also want it to have an Megnehelic meter to monitor clogging.
I have a small shop and this is something that I think will be perfect for it. I think if I get 2 of the fans and make 2 of the boxes, it would work amazingly.
Love it! I'm thinking of putting 1 or 2 of these in my house to clean the air and circulate heat. I have a wood stove and parts of the house get chilly while others are screaming hot. I was thinking of adding high density foam or something to the inside to kill the noise and possibly making the box longer with 2 slots - 1 for a coarse filter and 1 for a much fi er HEPA filter
I like that, very cool. Thank you for your great information and demo and link to where to find the materials. I enjoy your videos. Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you and your family.
Very nice video this week. Very cool and very helpful video. Project turned out very well there. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. God bless.
I really like your approach to these projects. This is something I've been thinking about making, so it is timely. There were a couple things that I, personally, would have done a bit differently. I would have made the front opening square to match the full filter area, although it seems like it's picking up more or less to the edges of the filter and the style looks good. Another thing would be to attach one of the panels with screws so that it could be removed if necessary to clean/replace/service the fan or wiring. I just am paranoid about anything that is all sealed up. That's a relatively low pressure fan, so I wonder how well it sucks the filter against the frame and how much leakage you might get around the filter - but I'm also not sure that it even matters in this application. Having grown up without really giving workshop dust a thought I'm becoming a lot more thoughtful about it as I get old.
Your project here inspired me to build my own version of the portable air filtration system (yeah, it took me 2 weeks). The main difference with mine is it can run on Ryobi battery or 110v, I can still use the fan as a fan if needed, and cost me less than $60 including the fan. I made a video of it if interested. FYI, I don't always comment, but I do always watch :>) Thanks for your inspiration and keep the great videos coming.
Nice build and idea. Just an idea to think about. If you calculate the actual opening/exposed surface area a 440CFM intake fan requires, you can easily use a bigger intake/filter. It would allow more air movement and less frequent filter changes. With the 12x12 you have it will starve the fan greatly. IMO. I understand keeping the overall compactness of unit. (its perfect). Maybe put (2) filters at a V or come to a point? Or filters on each side and a duct at intake end? just an idea. thanks for sharing
Well done! Your vid gave me some ideas as I put one of these together. A possible upgrade would be to make it two stage with a finer filter behind a pre-filter. Direction I am leaning.
I've watched a lot of these diy filter vids lately cause I want to make one. Honestly this is the best so far. The upgrade from a box fan to the inline is definitely worth the cost. I'm wondering if this fan would be fine to make a little bit bigger box with a bigger filter or maybe double up the filters? Also this is the best looking one by far. Going above and beyond for looks is awesome.
I love the “where I’m at” feature in your videos! So helpful. Keep up the great work.
Love the "where I'm at" pics. They make it a lot easier to follow along.
I’m building a workshop so I can have room to teach my 3 boys these concepts and you’re helping me have ideas for projects. I also weld and like to do mechanic work, and need that space. I like how you’ve maximized your space and how safety, organized, and cleanliness conscious you are. Anyways, thank you for these videos, you do great work and are a brilliant man.
Showing people how to recover from mistakes is soooo valuable! (That's not sarcasm)
Exactly! I love how many YT'ers have been going this route. It means a lot to everyone trying to learn
You’re so right filtration system as opposed to dust collection and removal big difference. I love your projects as they’re always something most of us can accomplish.
There literally isn't anything you don't build and put on YT that isn't interesting and cool. You make the weekend DIY'ers feel like we CAN accomplish these! Cheers.
As a retired Machinist, you are so much fun to watch.. my new favorite channel!
You are one of my favorite project guys. I bought the Dewalt cordless. I also got the plunge base which elevates it to next level.
"I'm only going to build this one time... I think." Yep. Right there with ya.
Thankyou so much for this tutorial Mr diy
That's awesome to have an air filtration system in the workshop. I just love how you come up with cool ideas that's actually functional and look beautiful at the same time.
1000% making this, thanks! Also showing that it is normal to make mistakes and re-use pieces wherever possible is golden. Good job!
Practical ...nice straightforward build, I will be making these when my workshop gets built !
Great video. The “where I’m at” visual during assembly was a nice touch. The piece also turned out nice. Well done!
GREAT project Glenn. I always like the "where I am at" inset. It's more work for you but WE appreciate it. Thanks! !! !!!
Great idea!! 👍 Enjoying your videos!👍
you make something simple so cool... greetings from Indonesia
This is great. I really appreciate you including both the misstep and the solution. Really helpful to see.
Another idea hit out of the park! This idea is awesome! Thank you again!
Lots of neat touches! Love the sub look with repossessed stereo feet and the portability of it
Boy was I glad to see this video. Wish I had all your tools and skills! Great job! You should take orders man, I needs this! Stay blessed!
Start with a few cheap tools and tackle smaller projects when you get more into it you can look into tools brands that regularly do bundles.
I really enjoy watching your creations and I must say you have motivated me to take my DIY crafts more seriously
Definitely a great addition to any wood working shop! Thanks for sharing this project!!!
Классная штука, здоровье лёгких сохранит, исполнение отличное, подписался 🔥👍
12:25 dude that's nothing, I built a 2 filter triangle shaped MERV 13 filteration system for my shop and the 20 x 20 x 1" filters were so dirty after 1 month. 3 times the dust. Mine has a 20" box fan. My dust collection on my tablesaw is 2 stage with bag in the vac and 1 stage on miter saw. I router is 3 stage.
Still this is the best looking filter system I've seen yet. Dope
Another practical and well explained project that the average woodworker can handle (albeit with a bit of skill). As usual, really well done.
Thank you very much!
Great idea, it's so important to remove as much of the small dust particles as possible. Thanks for another well thought out project.
I've seen a few of these shop filter ideas lately and this is definitely the best one! Not only does it seem more effective than the box fan types, but it looks worlds better! Great job and thank you for sharing with us! As always the "where I'm at" in the corner of the screen is really nice and greatly appreciated also.
Dude, you are a genius!
This is an awesome idea! It looks like I found my next project. I especially like how you repurposed items you already had. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks. Made one after watching this. Had been worried about air-borne dust so used a micro filter with an in-line fan (460cfm) . It quickly cleared the air in my garage/shop. It got so dirty so fast that I put a second filter on the other end of the fan. If I've done much cutting in the afternoon/evening, I let the fan run overnight.
Thank you! Happy to see I'm not the only person who makes mistakes.
THANK YOU , u put so much time and planning in to your presentation, keep the plans coming
ultra groovy build!! SOOOOOO many possible uses! very cool!
I like the simplicity. As with many, I have been keeping an eye on similar videos. Have also 3D modeled a design which uses 2 and 3 filters that is suspended from the ceiling, also built using wood from other projects. Feeling the need to re-evaluate it. Thanks for the demonstration.
Hola! 🖐I really enjoy your videos and projects. You always provide loads on info. Thank you for sharing your version of an air filtration unit. Amazing how much even a little box, fan, and filter can remove from the air. Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊
Definitely the best looking filter I have seen! Nice job
You are a brilliant craftsmen. 🛠
Very compact design 👍. But I would recommend to build it bigger to integrate a second filter (air bag filter). By that you can use the air filter panel as a pre-filter for particels down to approx 5 microns and the second air bag filter for particels down to 1 mircon. That‘s how it runs in my shop and does a great job.
Great! You're a clever dude. Greetings from the UK 🙏
Nice build! Thanks and greetings from Australia.
Great project. I really like the emphasis on using material left over from other projects. I had my furnace replaced recently and I'll be using a cut down version of the furnace cabinet and the blower motor.
Another great build! I often use flat washers when attaching components made of metal to wood/plywood, esp if the hole in metal is a bit bigger than needed. Better holding power. Thanks for sharing!
Cool little filter for a small shop! You can replace filter lid screw with 8 magnets.
Yep, I recommend it!
@@DIYCreators or make a handle with the screw to hold down the cover
nice work, all your projects, simple, clean and clear instruction, good job.
Love your videos, inspires me. Love the way you walk us thru process. Look forward to future videos
Fantastic work....great way reuse material.
Great project. All your projects are great. Thank you
Great job here. I have a blower like you show that exits out a window.
One thing you might do with your circle router is to switch to the other side as you get near the bottom. You know where the center is so you should be able to flip the board over and get a cleaner cut with no tear-out. Just my thoughts.
Solid project and one that I hope to do sometime soon. Only thought for if you have to build more of these for your shop - make sure get to the fan in case it fails and you need to replace it. From what I saw, you'll have to build an entirely new box or spend a ton of time pulling nails and glue apart.
This is an excellent idea! A store bought filter would be a pain to clean out saw dust particles and the dedicated workshop filters are $$$
Great instructions and demonstration!
10/10, I'm planning on building one for indoor-air quality. I think I'll be using 4-stages of filters & an 8inch vortex b/c they're resistance-rated high enough to pull air through clogged(to the max) filters. I also want it to have an Megnehelic meter to monitor clogging.
Man love your channel. You make everything so simple
Thank you for sharing this, can’t wait to build one for myself. Your shop looks amazing!
This was great and you do a great job throwing funny comments in! thanks!
Your intro is fantastic. This is real top quality. Videos are fantastic as well.
Great project. I must build one of these.
You are very talented. Awesome video.
I have a small shop and this is something that I think will be perfect for it. I think if I get 2 of the fans and make 2 of the boxes, it would work amazingly.
Love it! I'm thinking of putting 1 or 2 of these in my house to clean the air and circulate heat. I have a wood stove and parts of the house get chilly while others are screaming hot.
I was thinking of adding high density foam or something to the inside to kill the noise and possibly making the box longer with 2 slots - 1 for a coarse filter and 1 for a much fi er HEPA filter
Good work!
Clean work!
Well done!
Awesome build. I like how you included your mistakes. I mess up at least 3 times on my project builds. 🙃
So clever! Thanks for doing this video.
I always enjoy your videos and your builds. You really do great work. God Bless.
Love your videos brother keep it up . Learning a lot about creating your own style from you vids as well as how to get it done cleanly
I like that, very cool. Thank you for your great information and demo and link to where to find the materials. I enjoy your videos. Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you and your family.
10:00 looks great, I've been thinking about doing something like this for my living room
Ты крут! удачи в делах!
Thanks!
@@DIYCreators пожалуйста!
that's a great idea. would also work great in a home office. help cut down on dust building up inside electronics.
This is a great idea and looks fantastic! Plus portable. Great job.
I just came here to congratulate you on getting the verified channel checkmark.
You are amazing brother, greetings from MÉXICO CITY CITY 👍
Dang, if I could only be as clean when I build!!
You did a great job !
damn! your space is soo clean! And I like your projects too!!!!
Nice job and thank you for sharing.
This is such a cool project!
Always great content. Best DIY channel. Big up mi bwoy!
Much appreciated
Genius as usual.
Very nice video this week. Very cool and very helpful video. Project turned out very well there. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. God bless.
That is super cute!
Phenomenal.
Happy Sunday Sir
I really like your approach to these projects. This is something I've been thinking about making, so it is timely. There were a couple things that I, personally, would have done a bit differently. I would have made the front opening square to match the full filter area, although it seems like it's picking up more or less to the edges of the filter and the style looks good. Another thing would be to attach one of the panels with screws so that it could be removed if necessary to clean/replace/service the fan or wiring. I just am paranoid about anything that is all sealed up. That's a relatively low pressure fan, so I wonder how well it sucks the filter against the frame and how much leakage you might get around the filter - but I'm also not sure that it even matters in this application. Having grown up without really giving workshop dust a thought I'm becoming a lot more thoughtful about it as I get old.
NEWBIE here... great channel
Nice work. Best dressed air cleaner I've seen. ;)
Thanks 😀
I love this guys videos
Thanks, man!
Absolutely Brilliant!
Thanks!
cute and functional!
Hope you have a hepa filter on your shop vac too. Great video!
GREAT video. As always.
Really well done project my man. Looking forward to the next one
Your project here inspired me to build my own version of the portable air filtration system (yeah, it took me 2 weeks). The main difference with mine is it can run on Ryobi battery or 110v, I can still use the fan as a fan if needed, and cost me less than $60 including the fan. I made a video of it if interested. FYI, I don't always comment, but I do always watch :>) Thanks for your inspiration and keep the great videos coming.
Time for me to make one of these good job thanks 5 stars
Thanks!
Love your work man! Keep um coming! Great job again! 👌👊🏻👍
Nice build and idea. Just an idea to think about. If you calculate the actual opening/exposed surface area a 440CFM intake fan requires, you can easily use a bigger intake/filter. It would allow more air movement and less frequent filter changes. With the 12x12 you have it will starve the fan greatly. IMO. I understand keeping the overall compactness of unit. (its perfect). Maybe put (2) filters at a V or come to a point? Or filters on each side and a duct at intake end? just an idea. thanks for sharing
Well done! Your vid gave me some ideas as I put one of these together. A possible upgrade would be to make it two stage with a finer filter behind a pre-filter. Direction I am leaning.
Отличная работа!👍
I've watched a lot of these diy filter vids lately cause I want to make one. Honestly this is the best so far. The upgrade from a box fan to the inline is definitely worth the cost. I'm wondering if this fan would be fine to make a little bit bigger box with a bigger filter or maybe double up the filters? Also this is the best looking one by far. Going above and beyond for looks is awesome.
Bigger filters would probably be beneficial and put less load on the fan.
Projeto super útil, você é muito bom acredito que serve para casa e também para oficina obrigado por compartilhar