STOP OVERTHINKING DUST COLLECTION! From Zero to Dust-Free in 10 Levels
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I break down the 10 levels of dust collection for beginner to advanced in this video so you can figure out exactly how you should collect dust in specific scenario.
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- Chapters -
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Level 1
00:28 - Level 2
01:00 - Level 3
01:54 - Level 4
02:45 - Level 5
04:04 - Level 6
05:34 - Level 7
06:49 - Level 8
07:40 - Level 9
10:20 - Level 10
I hope you enjoyed learning about the 10 levels of woodworking dust collection - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Don't forget level 2.5 - the leaf blower! Just start that thing up and clean your whole shop. It's also good for cleaning off your tools, walls, and any other hard-to-reach areas. Just make sure your wife's car isn't right outside your shop. Or else you'll need to clean that too. 🙂
I lived with blower for yrs.
Lvl 2.75 is using one in vac mode
My leaf blower puts in work.
Thank you. Very informative and to the point. Honest feedback based on your excellent level of experience. I learned a lot from this video and probably saved a bucket of money by not making all the obvious mistakes.
Been doing woodwork stuff for almost 3 months -- so far my dust collection has consisted of opening the garage door and pointing the table saw & miter saw exhausts outward. Then using the leaf blower to push the rest out. Yeah, definitely a beginner.
Thanks for this. I'm planning a workshop layout and this has given me some interesting ideas to mull over and adapt.
Shrimp
I have the same problem. I built a table for my table saw, and also installed a Krieg router lift. Dust is everywhere. I don’t have a good system for dust collection. I’m using a vacuum cleaner. I will build a dust box. Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed the humor!
Well presented. I have gotten up to Level 6 when I get to work indoors, otherwise the driveway is my main workspace in (relatively) warm weather in MA. Working on repurposing my 2 car garage into a workshop, pending time and funds!
Excellent video. Thank you for this clear overview.
Thank you for this. Currently at level5. Having recently retired and just started with this malarkey considering level6. However in a 10’x6’ shed space is a premium. Most messy stuff currently done outside
Thank you for checking out the video! Working outside is a fantastic way to cut down on the mess. That’s actually how I started this business out. Worked in the parking lot of my apartment 🤣
Awesome video! Helped me make some upcoming decisions...seriously! Thank you!
Great video. Appreciate the details and simplicity.
Shop vac filter suggestion... buy a box of women's knee high nylon stockings, and put one over the filter. Very simple to clean and/or replace, and, very inexpensive.
When I started over a year ago I got myself a makita VC3011L shopvac. It turn on with my tools and is a decent machine overall. It's basicly the functionality you had of level 7 just a smaller diameter hose.
Amazing, the title should be Dust collection for dummies, I really enjoyed it
Another suggestion: open the garage door and use a leaf blower. Cleanup of every surface in a jiffy!
Awesome run through brother. Love the names you came up for each 😂😂😂
Had to try to have some fun with a topic that sucks 🤣
@@SpencleyDesignCo I see what you did there 😂
You can count on me for bad jokes 😜
Great video! Informative and entertaining!
In order to capture the fine dust consider adding a canister filter to the dust collector or duct the exhaust outside. Those bags allow a lot of fine dust to be shot back into the shop.
Yep I am doing a Reno inside for first not by choice by necessity it's horrific when it comes to any thought of convenience of my good Ole days of yesteryear having a garage/separate workspace 🤦🏻♀️
I have a rigid and put a 30ft dryer flex hose on the exhaust plus made my own filter inside for now... Plus EVERYDAY AFTER I am done my work shift lol (it's my home lol) I go into overtime 🎶🎶🎶🎤working on the night shift as a homemade janitor cleaning the current worksite only to make new mess next day shift 😝😋💃💃💃 do what I must with where I am at in the moment
Right now, I have my planer against a wall, with a 2" pvc pipe angled up along the ceiling into a pillow case. I also have a box fan blowing everything out the garage door (I run it with garage open), but not that it's like 20-40f outside all the time, not so much. I just discovered a door in my garage ceiling that has a ton of space up there, so I'm looking at putting my dust collection up there and running hoses and what not up there.
Thanks for the video! Great explanations
Glad to hear you found it helpful! Thanks for checking out the channel man!
Hooray, I made it to level 6!! not going any further either.
Cyclone with 2.5" hoses both sides to my vac with vac bag and nicer filter.
Drill a hole in the bottom of shop vac and mount it on top of the separator. Makes smaller footprint and eliminates extra hose.
Excellent video, great learning, thank you v. much!
Someday if I'm able to ship to US I'll send you a pack of my Handmade Glycerine Soaps!
Oh that sounds neat! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the great video! I saw a quick connect on your vacuum port at the 2:15 mark. Do you have a link or recommendation on that setup? Looking to hook up multiple tools for my workbench and this looks like a pretty good option.
I'm level 0 work outside and let the wind deal with it. I don't do much wood working
The dust bag in the shop vac is huge. Clean up and better suction. Filters are expensive. It's definitely the minimum in my opinion.
After ruining a filter in about a week, I adopted the shop vac bags very quickly!
WE’RE NUMBER 1!
WE’RE NUMBER 1!
Where do you find adapters I have a new Makita SP600J track saw and I cannot find an adapter for that to my 2" hose on my shopvac.
I was hoping this video gave me direction in what I should step up too in my have garage shot. But I didn’t help at all. I have a home made cyclone collector that is not keeping up with my work load and need ideas on my next step. This video didn’t give me that. I’m not being ugly with my comment just giving you my situation and how your videos could help for some of us. Bottom line is I need a better system and I was hoping this video would give me directions. I did not. Still love ya man.
Also, at level 6 I did 2 vac's as this was far cheaper than a ducting system.
Ugh, okay well I finally invested in dust separation (Duststopper) and (I have a nicer cyclone for when I have the time to set it up) for my Ridgid shop vac and when attached and running the power is significantly weaker than I expected. In fact I’ve watched hundreds probably by now of different shopvac + dust separation videos and builds and theirs always seem to have powerful suction whereas mine is pathetic. One thing I’ve noticed is more ppl using actual pvc pipes for their connections plus building a cart to shorten the length of travel for the air and maybe that’s the key to getting some efficiency back? I’m sure I need to replace the filter in my Ridgid but just surprised it’s lacking to the degree it is. I still prefer it to opening the shop vac up and removing the filter etc. just to empty it
Good video! I am on level 6, but would like to move into level 7 sooner than later. I always forget to check the bucket and before I know it, it’s shooting out from the lid! Any idea how to reduce or eliminate the static build up? Go Pens!
Thanks for checking out the video and for your support! I’ve heard that some folks will attach a ground wire to the cyclone, and then have a heavy bolt that touches the ground to help dissipate the static charge. I’ve never tried it though
I think I’m somewhere between levels 6 and 8. I have a dust collector with a DIY Thein baffle separator before it. I do have hoses ran with blast gates at my tools which are pretty much stationary, but I still have to use the broom and dust pan at times.
That sounds like a neat setup!
@@SpencleyDesignCo I plan to make a video about it soon. I did a video about the initial setup, but have recently changed it a bit and trying to improve it as much as possible.
I feel like I’m constantly coming up with things to improve 🤣
Great Shop Vac at decent price
Hey how many square feet is your garage? Or from wall to wall
I'm a level 3 and looking at level 6. Although I do most of my work outside to minimize having to deal with the dust
Nice! When I started this business, it was in my apartment parking lot. Loved that fresh air!
@@SpencleyDesignCo Last month I went from my student housing room with roof deck to a small house with a yard and a shed. Finally some space to properly store tools, wood and a workbench!
That’s awesome! Starting in a space that’s less than ideal makes getting a popper space so much more exciting!
I just spend a bunch of money stepping up my game on dust collection but I still may need to get a dust deputy. I fill up dust extractor bags too fast. I find the WEN air filtration systems are pretty helpful for airborne dust.
The cyclones are certainly pretty handy, but the extra space is kinda frustrating when you’re in a small garage
@@SpencleyDesignCo Ya, the air filtration unit and the Dewalt dust extractor do a decent job.
I’ve seen some folks come up with pretty creative solutions for miter saws! Kinda like a giant dome around the saw
@@SpencleyDesignCo I'd totally build one of those if my shop was permanent. When I'm done building something, I have to put everything away and pull my car back in. Everything needs to be portable and storable.
I feel that! I started building in the parking lot of my apartment!
Why don't YOU tell me what level I'm at: I've been arguing with my wife to make her stop sweeping my shop, while the shop vac I had bought a couple years ago was doing household work. Now since I'm redecorating the shop I got a nice Bosch vac and planning a separator for it, so I guess whatever level that will end up being, it'll be light years apart from what it used to be!
Hi level two.brush and skoppie then seprate dustbin 😁
That’s a great place to start!
Thanks for this very informative video! One question.... what's the minimum hp for a shop vac using a single separator (level 6)? BTY, the link for your shop vac is broken.
Thanks for watching Richard! I’m not sure what the minimum HP is
I run a peak 6hp craftsman with a dust deputy and filter bag. It even pulls enough vacuum to run my DW735 planer. I have ducting running along the back side of my work bench with blast gates to each machine. Works great but now I need another work bench.
Couldn't a pillow case, plastic milk jug or some other common item be secured to the circular saw tube attachment to collect dust blown out?
Will a 2hp dust collector blow 10 meters?
Is that the new table saw I spy in the video? 👀
If you keep those eye peeled, you might see glimpses of a mew table saw 🤫😜
I’m using lvl 7 but need would like to go to level 8-9 with a record power cam-vac which is a massive shop vac
Oh wow that sounds awesome! I’d love to be able to run some ducts! Are those record power vacs only available in the UK?
What’s the better cyclone separator? The orange one or the dust deputy?
Both of them do the same thing
How does your dust collection fair with your power situation? I'm also working in a garage with a single 15a circuit and when I turn my table saw on, the lights dim :)
I have the exact same issue haha
Ad a separate circuit with 12-2 romex and a 20a breaker. It's not very hard to do. Plenty of good YT videos on it.
@Denny's Country Life do you have a reference video you recommend?
2:47 179 and you can get a 62db dewalt stealthsonic
Thank you for watching
Hello, I was hoping someone could help me with an issue I'm having with my 4inch dust collector. Is anyone available?
Somewhere around a level 6, but those static shocks annoy the R. Kelly out of me
Now I want to listen to some r Kelly!
How about jst change the filter?
I’m at level 6, looking for a 7 because my 6 doesn’t separate very well.
I really need to get a separator at some point for my new dust collector!
Did someone get a new table saw? Maybe a Delta?
I did get a new table saw! This delta one was one I borrowed for a few days while my waited for my newest one to arrive
@@SpencleyDesignCo nice! Can’t wait to see it in action!
Well I had a whole video planned for it...(i got a prototype saw that’s released to the public yet)...and It was scheduled to launch on youTube yesterday. Last minute, the brand said they weren’t ready for me to show the video so it’s been postponed. No idea when I’ll be able to show it
I need to upgrade my dust collection system 🤣😅
I hope you saw that little shoutout 🤣
@@SpencleyDesignCo 🤣👍🤏😉 i did and the table saw
More to come on that....at an unknown date 😀
I watched the entire video waiting for the comment word...WTF🤣🤣🤣
I think this video was prior to me doing that 🤣
@@SpencleyDesignCo it was an older one
Well I appreciate you watching!
Definitely learned something. Great video.
I have the same cup!
GO PENS! 🐧
Thank you for watching and for your support!
Level
11, mine goes to 11...
Why not 12?
11:11
Level 100, make someone else do it
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