After discovering their dust collection vacuum was blowing through filters and leaking powdered fiberglass dust all over their workshop, the folks at i3Detroit decided to take matters into their ow… ...

The real beauty of a DIY cyclone dust collector is that it doesn't require any expensive parts to construct. Most of what you need for this project can be readily found at the hardware store or ...

There is a common type of dust separator made in the DIY community, it has a cone-shaped body and is generally referred to as a cyclone-style. [Dror] built his own cyclonic dust collector out of ...

Dry dust collectors: NFPA defines dry dust collectors as cyclone and media collectors such as baghouses and ... dust-laden air enters the collector through a baffled inlet and is collected on the ...

Oneida’s Dust Deputy Kit turns your shop vacuum into a very efficient cyclone dust collector. At least 90 percent of what goes into the hose is collected.

Thinking about adding a cyclone dust collector to your woodworking shop? Hold up — before you drop serious cash, you might want to watch this. In this video, I break down the real pros and cons ...

The Wood Whisperer breaks down the leading budget dust collectors, with the Dust Deputy Cyclone being the winner. It also happens to be the least expensive, at $60.

Marco's Dustmaster 8,000 cfm Electric Dust Collector creates an engineered air flow to provide ventilation and collect airborne dust and debris ... Two 16-in. I.D. duct hose inlet ports on each ...