Dust Collection
Suck up sawdust with these tips and tricks for your dust collection system in your wood shop. Learn about choosing a dust collection system and dust collection accessories.
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.
I recently started to order some disposable dust masks to use in my shop and was a bit overwhelmed by all the choices.
These inline containers make your shop vacuum or dust collector work more efficiently.
We tested nine 220-volt units priced from $675 to nearly $1,600, looking for the machine(s) best capable of sucking up dust through a ducted central-collection system—and then trapping it.
Make one of these machines a priority for a cleaner shop and healthier you.
Scrub your shop air of the superfine dust left behind by a dust collector or shop vacuum. Then breathe a healthy sigh of relief.
These premium vacuums link up with tools to trap fine dust far better than an ordinary shop vacuum.
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