What a refreshing change to see an instructive video without annoying music. Everything is so clearly shown that a commentary is not necessary. If anyone can't follow the video then they certainly shouldn't be attempting diy🤔
These videos are so satisfying. No annoying talk or music (I turn the volume almost all the way down). Just the perfect blend of precision and practicality. Seeing his use of all the tools he’s created is also great.
This is a fairly simple but effective solution, well planned and implemented, and relatively easy to reproduce - as always seen in your videos. At least a thousand thumbs up for sharing your knowledge and creative spirit with us.
@@P_Matveev In truth, I've just seen an American video made as you say, but he had to strengthen the lid that didn't support the inlet and outlet pipes, and in tests with filter clippings dust entered in the main aspirator, too much
you could have just said, "I have always liked cyclones in principle, but I never thought I would see a DIY one work so well. That is amazing efficiency!"
@@bermchasin⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran
Nice! I'd use a hand nibbler to cut the hose entrance into the cyclone unit. Easier and neater than drilling and filing a lot of holes. And that neat power nibbler you made in another video would be great for cutting the metal dust screen. Very neat design! I plan to make one soon!
I rather like this particular dust collector. It's a very simple, yet effective principle. Thank you for sharing this. Well done. Now I can build dust collectors for each of my tool stations.
First off, I agree that’s a nice dust collection system. Well done. What I can’t believe is, there was ever that much dust on the floor. EVER! He must have driven 10 miles to find that much. Hahaha. Again well done.
By your use of materials. I figured that you used those cheap materials simply because this was a prototype. But looking at the results. Your prototyping phase is over, put this into production. This works better than any Cyclone system I've ever seen not a single Speck got into the vacuum. I think Harvey would be jealous because even their machine has to be vacuumed out after each use and they put thousands of dollars of Technology into their machine that you were able to reproduce better results with a piece of mesh oh, a few pieces of plywood, some connectors, and essentially a bucket LOL. Way2go. Absolutely love this.
Beautiful work JSK-Koubou! Thanks for sharing such a solid experience! The exemplification, the understanding that has been demonstrated is pure physics. I'll make mine, based on your project! Hugs and may the Holy Family bless you. Amém!👊🙏
Thank you very much. You are competent in what you do and I am very proud of you for being the best artists in the field. Best regards from Aden Yemen.
A very impressive build! BTW: big fan of the shop vac used ... I have the 240V version but I am using it now for almost 10 years and it's still going strong.
Use your dremel cutting disc (or buy one - usually they are included) to cut out those shapes in metal instead of drilling 30 holes, cutting out remnants, then grinding the edge clean with the dremel anyway . . . great cyclone build though.
Very nice take on the bucket cyclone! I suspect that your intake on the bucket will be the weak spot - where the short white flexible hose goes in and is attached with putty. A more durable solution might be to have a rigid intake and "cast" it in place with liquid epoxy or a bit of fiberglass. Only very light dust will make it to the vacuum cleaner, but over time it will clog up the filter. If you can get cheap disposable bags for the vacuum, they will save some time on shaking and blowing out the filter. A smaller (faster) secondary cyclone will remove more fine dust and prevent it reaching the vacuum, but at the cost of some airflow. A secondary cyclone could even fit inside the top bucket... Beautifully made altogether.
Great video! Always a pleasure to follow you - not only the actual project but also the way you handle it! There are so many tricks shown any starter can take a lot out for his projects! On top of the content I love as well the way you put it into the video; never boring and always showing the right level of detail! Thanks a lot for taking the efforts to share your experiences and also thanks for the perfect way of presentation Continue like that ! Best regards Herry Scholer
За место сетки надо взять автомобильный фильтр - это раз! Индикации заполнения нет и при наборе полностью, как вы разберете эти два ведра - это два!(как минимум одно ведро высыпиться рядом)
Very clever and simple construction. I would be tempted to invert the cans. Smaller one on top, bigger one down under to maximize collection volume. A smaller diameter for filter would be necessary but it should work too.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , un ciclón magnífico , como quien dice a partir de dos botes , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓 😜
Hola. Estoy tomando el clase de español en mi escuela. Yo siempre estoy buscando practicar y improver mi vocabulario y comprensión de la idioma. Por favor, ¿que quiso decir con la frase "como quien dice a partir de dos botes" usted?
@@samp-w7439 Que la base principal del proyecto , son dos botes o latas o cubos cómo les quieras llamar , espero haber aclarado tus dudas , un cordial saludo.
Excellent work JSK ! I understand a previous comment about the putty sealing the inlet to the cyclone. However you use an effective and quick solution to seal the inlet; and it allows proof of the concept without spending lots of time making a more elegant solution. I am sure that, if you choose to design such a solution, it will be well within your masterful capabilities. Thank you for sharing your ideas. Well done 👍🏼.
Very interesting design and impressive results. One mention, if I may, at Time 1:40 When I have a shape like that to cut out, I use two different hole saws; obviously the larger one at one end and a smaller one at the other end. Then just use a jig saw, or whatever one has available, to cut between the holes; seems to save time.
Nuevamente gracias por enseñarnos a aprender y regalarnos de su valioso tiempo maestro de Aguascalientes México Francisco gamez un abrazo muy fuerte y saludos bendiciones para usted y toda su familia es usted genial 😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Perfect again ! Thank you very much ! Excellent the idea to add a cylinder with a meshing, I think it's as a wall for the dust but not for the air, is'nt it ? I'm going to upgrade mine with this meshed cylinder. 👍
( Es ) Un ciclón nunca te quitará el polvo fino . Sólo sustituye a la bolsa de filtro . Donde quedan las partículas que pueda filtrar .( un ahorro en bolsas ) El polvo fino , que no ves , tendrá que ser filtrado por el BUEN filtro de la aspiradora . ( HEPA ) De lo contrario ... lo respirarás. 👍👏
Now add an internal bag to your vacuum. It will keep that filter clean indefinately and keep the suction near peak for much longer. Plus its a cheaper than a filter if you happen to overfill your collector and pull debris into the vacuum.
@@dsaurabh13 it blocks debris with very little weight but larger surface area from entering the other tube(source of the vacuum). Things like small plastic bags or leaves that won't tumble and flow along the outside edge and settle to the bottom.
Nice build, those things separate really good but are somewhat costly when it comes to static pressure since the container will snatch pretty much all of it.
@@shaman935 Yea, you will loose about 80-90% of the static pressure when using a typical china cyclone. This sort of separator is a bit better, but most baffle builds will remove at least 70% or more. This is fine as long as you don't plan to vacuum any heavy particles, having long hoses or downsizing the hose to much.
@@shaman935 I have one connected to my saw and it seems fine. The pressure drops a lot more drastically from clogged filters without it! I suppose it depends how disciplined you are about emptying out shop vacs and cleaning filters though. You can make a simple one in about 20 minutes from a large plastic bucket if you want to test. The inner mesh cylinder is unnecessary, you just need a baffle to separate the dust collection from the cyclone. There's approximately a billion tutorials on yt for how to do it.
@@stevem815 Many thanks for that info! Seems like possibly another good example of 80/20, or optimal combination of effort/ cost/ performance. Hope you're having a great T-day!
I would be happy if you could share my video on your SNS.
What a refreshing change to see an instructive video without annoying music. Everything is so clearly shown that a commentary is not necessary. If anyone can't follow the video then they certainly shouldn't be attempting diy🤔
These videos are so satisfying. No annoying talk or music (I turn the volume almost all the way down). Just the perfect blend of precision and practicality. Seeing his use of all the tools he’s created is also great.
One of the best, simple and effective cyclone filterless dust collecter.
Well done.
From the imagination to the execution, this is perhaps the best thing I’ve ever seen made on TH-cam. Improvised yet supreme quality. Outstanding!!
This is a fairly simple but effective solution, well planned and implemented, and relatively easy to reproduce -
as always seen in your videos.
At least a thousand thumbs up for sharing your knowledge and creative spirit with us.
Это усложненное, не эффективное решение. Можно было обойтись одной бочкой, двумя патрубками и двумя дырками в крышке.
@@P_Matveev In truth, I've just seen an American video made as you say, but he had to strengthen the lid that didn't support the inlet and outlet pipes, and in tests with filter clippings dust entered in the main aspirator, too much
I am not surprised that the inside of his vacuum is spotless. Awesome work as always.
This is the most simple yet superb end product design I've seen. So good.
As an engineer I have always liked cyclones in principle, but I never thought I would see a DIY one work so well. That is amazing efficiency!
you could have just said, "I have always liked cyclones in principle, but I never thought I would see a DIY one work so well. That is amazing efficiency!"
@@bermchasin I could have!
@@irollI like that you liked them as an engineer.
@@bermchasin⚠️ God has said in the Quran:
🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 )
🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 )
🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 )
🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 )
🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 )
⚠️ Quran
Just one word: masterful.
Thank you Jisaku for your good work and for sharing your expertise with everyone. 👍😉
Thank you for having a straight forward title instead of something stupid and generic like "the best use for an old pail"
Another meditative video. Flawlessly built dust extractor. I feel like I should watch one of your videos daily. Food for the soul.
Very effective! Better than some, more complicated designs! And I loved that view from inside the cyclone :-)
Cudos sir, great build and you've taught me the metal snap ring will join two barrels/ cannisters together. I had never realised that!
They are no longer the average in the states- everything is plastuck
Your joking?
@@bobbg9041 Nope! I never realised that one seal ring would hold 2 cannisters together!....learn something new everyday!
@@keithholdsworth4125 Same, we have many of those kegs where I work, handled them hundreds of times, never knew
Nice! I'd use a hand nibbler to cut the hose entrance into the cyclone unit. Easier and neater than drilling and filing a lot of holes. And that neat power nibbler you made in another video would be great for cutting the metal dust screen. Very neat design! I plan to make one soon!
I rather like this particular dust collector. It's a very simple, yet effective principle. Thank you for sharing this. Well done. Now I can build dust collectors for each of my tool stations.
Ingenious.
I am bowled over at the precision and craftsmanship of the work.
First off, I agree that’s a nice dust collection system. Well done. What I can’t believe is, there was ever that much dust on the floor. EVER! He must have driven 10 miles to find that much. Hahaha. Again well done.
Agree, his working area is as if not cleaner than some operating theatres : )
Was thinking the same thing. I though he must have bought the swarf to do the test.
@@keithholdsworth4125 He probs just emptied out his vacuum on the floor...
I always enjoy watching your builds. Very informative and I respect your craftsmanship.
Holy smokes, not a single speck made it into the vacuum cleaner... This is mind blowing, Kudos.
I think you mean koubous! 🤣
By your use of materials. I figured that you used those cheap materials simply because this was a prototype. But looking at the results. Your prototyping phase is over, put this into production. This works better than any Cyclone system I've ever seen not a single Speck got into the vacuum. I think Harvey would be jealous because even their machine has to be vacuumed out after each use and they put thousands of dollars of Technology into their machine that you were able to reproduce better results with a piece of mesh oh, a few pieces of plywood, some connectors, and essentially a bucket LOL. Way2go. Absolutely love this.
Very nice dust collector build. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week :)
The final test is pretty damn impressive !
Made a version of this with a 55 gallon steel drum, and I love it!!!
Thanks for the great ideas!!!!
Very good build, great design, not that we ever see sawdust in your workshop !!
Thank you! Your videos are always easy to follow and lead to successful projects each time. Thank you so much. I have learned a lot from your videos!
Мастер вам ювелиром надо работать смотреть одно удовольствие с приветом из России
Really cool with this design
Brilliant. Fast becoming the go to man for any DIY project.
Thank you very much. Your designs and technical skills are impressive.
Beautiful work JSK-Koubou! Thanks for sharing such a solid experience! The exemplification, the understanding that has been demonstrated is pure physics. I'll make mine, based on your project! Hugs and may the Holy Family bless you. Amém!👊🙏
Thank you very much. You are competent in what you do and I am very proud of you for being the best artists in the field. Best regards from Aden Yemen.
So simple, but clearly works well.
I'd call that a Win 👍
Thanks for sharing those tips and the make, it is 100% perfect!
A very impressive build! BTW: big fan of the shop vac used ... I have the 240V version but I am using it now for almost 10 years and it's still going strong.
Use your dremel cutting disc (or buy one - usually they are included) to cut out those shapes in metal instead of drilling 30 holes, cutting out remnants, then grinding the edge clean with the dremel anyway . . . great cyclone build though.
Sometimes you don't have cutting discs and don't feel like going to the store. Chain drilling is often used in aviation as well for repairs.
Another option is to use a sheet metal nibbler tool (drill attachment accessory) and cut out that shape.
годиться только для крупной пыли, для опилок. а вот попробуй пыль от штрабы поймать, и поймешь что не работает все это.
Un proyecto muy interesante y bien ejecutado, de los más sencillos que he visto hasta ahora. Enhorabuena.
Desde Málaga, España.
Спасибо за идею пылеуловителя из перфорированного металла . Со второй попутки понял зачем нужны магниты .
You can endlessly look at how this man works!
自分で作っちゃうところがすごい！
10：30の「サイクロン集塵機の内部......ぐぉぉぉぉぉっ」って、せっかくカメラ仕込んだのに すぐ見えなくなっちゃったのは、
ちょっと笑っちゃいましたけど、それも集塵能力の高さの証明でしたね。
I'm confident I could leave my cupcakes to cool inside the vacuum unit, clean my shop, and the cupcakes would still be perfectly edible!
fantastic. just like all your projects. I have a lot to learn from your videos.
Where do find pink/lavender buckets?
Very nice take on the bucket cyclone! I suspect that your intake on the bucket will be the weak spot - where the short white flexible hose goes in and is attached with putty. A more durable solution might be to have a rigid intake and "cast" it in place with liquid epoxy or a bit of fiberglass.
Only very light dust will make it to the vacuum cleaner, but over time it will clog up the filter. If you can get cheap disposable bags for the vacuum, they will save some time on shaking and blowing out the filter.
A smaller (faster) secondary cyclone will remove more fine dust and prevent it reaching the vacuum, but at the cost of some airflow. A secondary cyclone could even fit inside the top bucket...
Beautifully made altogether.
This will be a weld style epoxy putty that will be going nowhere, not pretty , but definitely permanent
Impresive... Excellent work as always
Awesome test and results. Thanks for sharing.
Great video! Always a pleasure to follow you - not only the actual project but also the way you handle it! There are so many tricks shown any starter can take a lot out for his projects!
On top of the content I love as well the way you put it into the video; never boring and always showing the right level of detail!
Thanks a lot for taking the efforts to share your experiences and also thanks for the perfect way of presentation
Continue like that !
Best regards Herry Scholer
Gracias por el aporte y vídeo, excelente trabajo.....mas sencillo imposible, un saludo.....
Отличная работа. Правда мне проще раздобыть плутоний-239 чем такие ведра :D
За место сетки надо взять автомобильный фильтр - это раз! Индикации заполнения нет и при наборе полностью, как вы разберете эти два ведра - это два!(как минимум одно ведро высыпиться рядом)
Сделал точно такой же. Если кто сомневается, то скажу, такой вариант реально работает. Спасибо автору видео.
Very clever and simple construction. I would be tempted to invert the cans. Smaller one on top, bigger one down under to maximize collection volume. A smaller diameter for filter would be necessary but it should work too.
Always excellent craftsmanship!
Excelente trabajo maestro gracias por compartir sus conocimientos saludos
Wow! What a great design.
Muito bom, excelente qualidade em tudo que faz. 👏👏👏🇧🇷
The camera was very good inside the box. I have solved the questions in my mind. thanks
Absolute genius!!!! Loved the filter :D
Brilliant video, great design and well executed.. cheers from London England 👍😎🏴
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , un ciclón magnífico , como quien dice a partir de dos botes , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓 😜
Hola. Estoy tomando el clase de español en mi escuela. Yo siempre estoy buscando practicar y improver mi vocabulario y comprensión de la idioma. Por favor, ¿que quiso decir con la frase "como quien dice a partir de dos botes" usted?
@@samp-w7439 Que la base principal del proyecto , son dos botes o latas o cubos cómo les quieras llamar , espero haber aclarado tus dudas , un cordial saludo.
@@viorsa8200 ¡Muchas gracias por la respuesta y clarificación!
Dear valued sir, excellent job.everything is so clear.god bless you!!!
As close to perfect as only possible - just as usual ❤️
Excellent work JSK ! I understand a previous comment about the putty sealing the inlet to the cyclone. However you use an effective and quick solution to seal the inlet; and it allows proof of the concept without spending lots of time making a more elegant solution. I am sure that, if you choose to design such a solution, it will be well within your masterful capabilities. Thank you for sharing your ideas. Well done 👍🏼.
Muy inspirador, bien hecho, bien demostrado. Disfruto cada video JSK-koubou.
Fantastic! Thank you for the video.
Very interesting design and impressive results. One mention, if I may, at Time 1:40 When I have a shape like that to cut out, I use two different hole saws; obviously the larger one at one end and a smaller one at the other end. Then just use a jig saw, or whatever one has available, to cut between the holes; seems to save time.
たまり具合を見る窓もほしいな
Excellent. I loved this answer 😃. Thank you
Meu amigo parabéns,sua ideia é muito boa.
Parabéns.
That was really nicely done! Thanks for sharing
As always it is simple & affective. You gave me a way to improve my solution :)
Задумка просто огонь , я тоже себе в гараж сделаю такую.
Belíssimo trabalho simples prático grato por compartilhar parabéns
Круто👍👍👍👍 . Лайк и подписка. Ни какой лишней болтовни- всё понятно! Ни кого не слушай! Всё Отлично!🤝💯👏👏👏👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Как всегда, мастерская работа. Удачи!
Fantastic work, dude! It's just brilliant! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
It words very well. Somebody needs to test it against a traditional cyclone to compare how it affects air volume and pressure.
Nuevamente gracias por enseñarnos a aprender y regalarnos de su valioso tiempo maestro de Aguascalientes México Francisco gamez un abrazo muy fuerte y saludos bendiciones para usted y toda su familia es usted genial 😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Brilliant. Thank you!
Nice idea. Great job. Greetings form Poland.
Perfect again ! Thank you very much ! Excellent the idea to add a cylinder with a meshing, I think it's as a wall for the dust but not for the air, is'nt it ?
I'm going to upgrade mine with this meshed cylinder.
👍
Brilliant, innovative idea.
а ручки чистенькие, розовенькие...
( Es ) Un ciclón nunca te quitará el polvo fino .
Sólo sustituye a la bolsa de filtro .
Donde quedan las partículas que pueda filtrar .( un ahorro en bolsas )
El polvo fino , que no ves , tendrá que ser filtrado por el BUEN filtro de la aspiradora . ( HEPA )
De lo contrario ... lo respirarás.
👍👏
Muy bien ...siempre aprendemos cosas nuevas.....gracias desde Barcelona españa
Nice job. I think it need a larger base to prevent fall over.
no doubt this man is a master craftsman
Cheap and works well. Thenks for idea! Will do.
Great solution!
Now add an internal bag to your vacuum. It will keep that filter clean indefinately and keep the suction near peak for much longer. Plus its a cheaper than a filter if you happen to overfill your collector and pull debris into the vacuum.
You seem knowledgeable. Can I ask you a question -- what is the purpose of the mesh drum shown in this video?
@@dsaurabh13 it blocks debris with very little weight but larger surface area from entering the other tube(source of the vacuum). Things like small plastic bags or leaves that won't tumble and flow along the outside edge and settle to the bottom.
@@Unorthatrox Oh, thanks bro..
Outstanding great Vlog 👍 keep up the great Content 👏
Great job mate 👏👏👏👏👏
Fantastic!! GREAT JOB !!!
your videos are very relaxing and informative, thanks :)
Came to the comments to say how relaxing they are. He truly has a gift to be able to say so much without saying anything.
Also this like your other works: excellent. Thanks!
👍👍👍👍muito bom nota 10 obrigado você merece.
Просто, и гениально! 👌👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🍀🍀🍀❤️🤭
Muito bom. Preciso fazer um assim.
Love this dude. He's the opposite of me. I'm such a hack, but I'm fast at it.
Nice build, those things separate really good but are somewhat costly when it comes to static pressure since the container will snatch pretty much all of it.
Now that's an important point and one I hadn't thought about (or had forgotten). Any idea what the numbers would be?
@@shaman935 Yea, you will loose about 80-90% of the static pressure when using a typical china cyclone. This sort of separator is a bit better, but most baffle builds will remove at least 70% or more. This is fine as long as you don't plan to vacuum any heavy particles, having long hoses or downsizing the hose to much.
@@eherlitz Many thanks for the info! Wow, that's a significant amount. Hmmm, I may have to re-think my desire to make or have a separator...
@@shaman935 I have one connected to my saw and it seems fine. The pressure drops a lot more drastically from clogged filters without it! I suppose it depends how disciplined you are about emptying out shop vacs and cleaning filters though.
You can make a simple one in about 20 minutes from a large plastic bucket if you want to test. The inner mesh cylinder is unnecessary, you just need a baffle to separate the dust collection from the cyclone. There's approximately a billion tutorials on yt for how to do it.
@@stevem815 Many thanks for that info! Seems like possibly another good example of 80/20, or optimal combination of effort/ cost/ performance.
Hope you're having a great T-day!