Many dust collection systems suffer due to poor ductwork designs. Planers, drum sanders, more powerful table saws all require a lot more airflow than Let's assume this is a single operator shop so the planer will not run with any other tool. Points on the suction side of the fan experience negative pressure (​vacuum). 10 Gal. Shop Vac Cyclone by RichL1 · Super Easy Cyclone! by shopbuilt · DIY Shop Vac Dust Collector by spstewart · PVC Garage Central Vacuum System by​. You can capture most nuisance dust with a standard shop vacuum and tool and the vacuum hose for a woodworking dust collection system. I could have built cheaper by not using the heavy electrical box Menards- don't remember the cost. APSeattle 4 years ago. By spstewart Follow. Her's a few pics of my set-up. I also did not think I needed the capability of running several machines at once since it's just a hobby shop. I also wanted to use my existing shop-vac, knowing from experience that the 5. Share 7.
To make the most of it, I made several modifications. Because this is a "one-size-fits-all" I decided to customize the fit to my saw. I measured and pinched the four corners and riveted them so as to obtain the exact dimensions I needed (see photo). I also decided that rather than my shop vac, I wanted to attach my 4" dust collection system. Oct 30,  · DIY Shop Vac Dust Collector: Like a lot of people, after retirement I built a woodworking shop. I looked at the commercial dust collection systems, and did not like the look of the 4" hose laying all over the shop. I also did not think I needed the capabi. Jan 13,  · Recently I upgraded the dust collection system to a king Canada industrial 2hp cfm, and the air movement/collection isn’t even comparable. This is probably over-kill for my setup because I have a 6″ floor model jointer and a 18″ king industrial band saw and a dewalt 13″ planer, but only 1 tool is ever on at a time.

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