We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Dust collection is an absolute necessity for any woodworking, metalworking, or DIY craft that kicks up fine particles. Well-seasoned veterans ...

Dave stopped by yesterday. The last time he was here, we discussed a purchase that he and I had made in Las Vegas at AWFS last year. We each purchased the Oneida Air Systems Dust Deputy Kit. This kit ...

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Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? Small garage workshops gather dust and dirt quickly, but many dust collection systems ...

The setup and test! How I set up my whole shop overhead dust collection system using only one collector! Some of my runs are over 50’ long. I used 6” pvc as a trunk line and 4” for my drop-downs. Let ...

September 4, 2015 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Dust collection systems can be costly and are often times overkill for the requirements of a small workshop.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There are a lot of different kinds of woodworking, but one of the biggest struggles that every carpenter faces is dust management. It doesn't ...

Woodworking projects can generate a lot of sawdust, which is not only difficult to clean up, but according to OSHA, it’s potentially harmful to your respiratory health. A dedicated dust collection ...

Wood working is great but it can certainly get the shop dusty. [BigD] is a wood worker and needed a way to keep his shop from getting super dusty while sanding or routing. He ended up making a pretty ...

Most small shop owners would like their shops to be as dust free as possible, but the calculations and information required to develop an efficient dust collection system sometimes seem daunting.

Everyone loves firing up that CNC router for the first time. But if the first thing you cut is wood, chances are good that the second thing you cut will be parts for some kind of dust shroud.

Thanks to the dust collector, everything from drywall dust, wood shavings, or virtually any general shop debris or harmful particles won't linger in the air. A convenient aspect of this unit is its ...