Ultimate DIY Dust Collector #91
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Very nice to see your son helping out in the shop!
I love having him out there with me!
Fantastic video! I learned a lot and as a grandfather, I really appreciate how you include your son in the build. He must love that. Wonderful example!
A healthy bond between father and child is greater then any glue or project . Enjoyed the video dust collection any going apply to dust collection in our shop. Thank and will subscribe.
You said you were using silicone on one filter and the gasket on the other and would see which worked better. Was there a winner? I'm making a plenum box for one filter, any suggestions on size and does the intake have to be centered on the box. I would like to offset the intake to allow for clearace and keep a straight pipe running in to it. This has really helped.
Thanks for this. I just completed my DC install. Oneida SDD cyclone, 2hp Shop Fox blower, and a Wynn filter. Followed the plans to DIY the Gamma seal bucket lids, and now I have a threaded filter. Sweet!
Dick Wynn recommended the approach, but I doubt I'd have risked the uncertainty if I hadn't just watched you do it. Cheers.
It’s so nice to be able to spin them around and blow out the filters without taking them off!
Great job on putting this all together!
Great video. Making my own version of this and found it very helpful. Unfortunately I didn't have the money in the budget to afford the filters from Wynn so I'm using a semi truck air intake filter. When the funds become available, I'll be picking up the Wynn filters
I would have like this more had you gave us an example of using it.
Man, that's some company, Bill Pentz and Wynn Environmental. Why, I wonder, did I have to sit through hours of third rate dust collection videos before TH-cam offered yours. Actually, I had to slow down the 1.5 X rate of play to avoid missing anything you had to say. Thank you. Besides refraining from the goofiness of some videos it was a pleasure to see your boy eager and encouraged to participate.
I really like the solution but have a question: do those long heavy filters feel secure when held up by the Gamma lids with clips ?
I think there is quite a bit missing here. At the 8:00 mark I see that you have a large hole cut in the right side. Later on that side of the plenum is up against the wall. I take it that hole is the intake and somehow connects up to your motor in the shop (on the other side of the wall)? If that's the case, why didn't you put the motor in the same room as the filters? Doesn't the motor significantly contribute to the noise levels in the shop, too? Why put the Manometer in the storage room when the motor needs to be running in order to register a reading?
Or, is the motor in the other room and the plenum & filters are in the main shop to balance the air pressure? Or am I completely off-base on everything?
Hey Craig, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I have a large industrial dust collector that is about 10’ tall. Because it is so big and loud it is installed outside. Before I had this filtered return, my dust collection air just exhausted to the outside. I added this plenum to return the conditioned air back to the space. If your interested i did a video on my dust collection install a year or so ago. As for the manometer, you are correct, it only works when the unit is running. Typically once every couple weeks when the CNC is running or when I have the relay bypassed so the cyclone is running continuously I stick my head in the mechanical room to take a peak at the manometer to see if the filters are getting dirty and need to be cleaned.
Great video and I wish I had a helper like you do to help me with my projects..Looking into the website now. Thanks
Would be cool to talk about why a manometer is important to have with a system like this, and things to watch out for. Great video :D
I think I’m going to do a follow up video doing just that
Great video, DIY dust collector is a must for every shop. I really like the new parts to make this happen. Thank you for showing us this.
scott A I agree, dust collection needs to be a high priority
Nice idea with the gamma seal on top of the filter, makes it easy to take off and clean. Btw every 3db is a doubling or halving of the perceived sound level.
that filter is the same one every semi truck on the hwy has
It would have been interesting to see the way you plumbed your collector line into the box.
No way for me to really show it since i can't really video inside the box while I did it and you can't see anything from the outside.
Sonopan would be a great sound attenuator.
I believe you meant to say every 3 db (rather than 10 db) is a doubling of the noise level (or halving if reducing the noise level)
no, I meant 10db. 3db doubles the sound power, which is more like the energy (not sure if that't the best way to describe it) but its basically the intensity. The actual volume you hear is +/- 10db.
3db is for RF and sound energy doubling.
Your work is fantastic ... and you do a great job presenting it. Any detailed instructions you can provide?
@@Take-Me-To- That question was a little premature I suppose. Just ran back through my pics and it’s not exactly what you did but followed your lead. Ordered from Wynn. Products and assistance was fantastic. Thank you so much. Great teaching video.
@@Take-Me-To- Awe. You must be “the post police”. Thanks for keeping me in line. Good suggestion.
Great vid. Would love this for my shop. The filter looks perfect for my application. Whats the model number ?
IMO, I like this video better as there is less dead time. That said, doesn't keep Me from watching your other videos. Just a lot less FFW button on this one. GOOD STUFF~!
I can definitely understand and appreciate that. I am really experimenting right now with different types of editing. Adding more artistic type shots in. I'm learning and hopefully getting better, just really trying to find my style if that makes sense.
@@shaweehillsworkshop4226 makes perfect sense and I's sure you will find your style soon. Keep up the good work sir~!
Good Job!
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
Where’s the rest of the system?
The cyclone sits outside on the other side of the wall. Here is a link to that th-cam.com/video/an8K9W51fqA/w-d-xo.html
Interested in a dust collector for my house
I’ve seen your house....you need one 😉
how did you connect your dust collector, does to output hole need to be 11" dis like gamma seal lid or can you restrict to size of dust collector port?
Hello, are these truck filters? or which. Thanks from URUGUAY
Do you have a set of plans for the plenum box?
Just curious, is the angle on the left of the box just to devert the airflow.
David Long yes, according to Wynn environmental this will greatly reduce noise!
How did the foam insulation hold up, as opposed to the carpet
It inly need one filter. I would like to do this same thing but come straight into the filter with the 5” hose from my collector. Is there a flange readily available to adapt the filter to to a 5” hose?
If you keep this up you might just replace Wranglerstar in my TH-cam priorities
Griffis Guitars wranglerstar is definitely at the top of my list!
Dumped Cody a long time ago myself.
The Gama seal lids keep breaking and filters fall to the floor. Have you had this problem? If so how did you remedy this? Thank you
I haven’t had that issue. Are you cleaning your filters often enough? Dirty filters cause excess pressure and can blow them off. Did you buy actual gamma seal lids and not knock offs?
I did buy gama seal lids. My plenum box is attached to the collector using large L brackets. I think vibration is causing the problem. I think I need to stabilize box better. Thanks 😮
great video - i have a question for you. i just bought 6 of these filters. for the gamma seal lids, i'm debating whether to remove the existing gaskets and use a silicone sealant and clamps, or just attach it with the clamps over the gasket. on the non-gasketed side, i did the "silicone and clamps" approach and i really like how well that sealed and secured. but on the other side, i'm nervous about the weight of those filters and buckets hanging on the four clamps, secured only to the soft plastic of the lid. curious if you have a thought on this before i go through the exercise of removing the glued-on gaskets. thanks for any feedback.
I siliconed one of my buckets on and it blew the seal after a year, so I am back to gaskets all around
@@shaweehillsworkshop4226 interesting - thanks for this. did you also use clamps along with the silicone? or just glue the lid on to the flange? thanks again.
@@mwwdz silicone and clamps.
Where do you get the filter from
Don't slip off that ladder with your head in the hole!
That would have been bad!
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