Dust Collectors
A radio-frequency remote controller comes in handy, enabling you to switch a dust collector on and off from anywhere in the shop. Here are four great remote options, all costing $60 or less.
There's more to dust collection than just sucking up debris. We'll show you what to look for in a dust collector costing less than $400.
Why buy? Good dust management begins at the tool, which is why we like a tool-triggered vacuum that turns on and off automatically with the tool plugged into it.
These shop-tested dust-collection accessories help keep your shop--and lungs--clean.
An air-filtration system grabs the tiny airborne dust that escapes your dust collector. Do you need one? Which one? Let's find out.
With a few basic calculations you'll learn what flow capacity you need, what size ductwork that calls for, and how much static pressure loss your dust collector must overcome to work effectively.
