Dust Collection
Choosing a dust collector can be anything but simple. We've stripped away the mumbo-jumbo to show you what you really need to know.
Reduce airborne sawdust by building this simple blade guard adaptor for hookup to your shop vacuum.
A radial-arm saw blade spews loads of material behind it. But with our catch-all dust collector, you can contain the mess, and route it into your dust collection system.
As your workshop grows, so do your dust-collection needs. Make today’s system handle tomorrow’s tools.
Dust collection is essential to keeping your shop and lungs clean, but not every shop has the space for a large dust collector.
To make my limited number of ports serve more machines, I bought some recreational vehicle (RV) sewer hose fittings.
Here’s a simple rig that allows you to position a vacuum hose near the bit, yet easily reposition it when necessary.
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