Dust collectors are among the most important equipment to have in the woodworking workshop for the sake of safety and convenience. Woodworking produces way too much dust, and you will not be able to work through any work-piece without a good dust collection system in place. Most importantly, the sawdust produced in the process of woodworking can get into your throat or eyes and become a major health hazard. Wearing dust masks is not enough in this case. You’ll need to invest in a quality dust collector. Product Name. Horsepower. Forum Responses (Dust Collection and Safety Equipment Forum) From contributor B: A dust collector capable of delivering an honest cfm to the machine would be just the ticket for your requirement. When operating this class of dust collector, 6" pipe is recommended. 6" pipe will flow cfm at just over fpm, which is desirable and recommended. Look for a dust collector that has both 6" intake and outlet, and at least a 12" impeller. A large filter surface will flow more air at a lower resistance (pressure drop) and improve small particle filtration. When doing your. Dust Masks and Respirators. Even the best of the dust collection systems will not capture % of the dust, therefore Personal Protection Equipment is essential. The best masks have separate inhale and exhale valves, and here’s why. Exhaling always releases moisture, which contaminates the filter and makes the mask drop its effectiveness much faster.  Most woodshops cannot afford neither the space nor the money needed for a central dust collection, or even a bigger stationary dust collector. However, that is no excuse for not having a clean shop. You can buy a quality shop vacuum and accessorize it to make a great ally on capturing dust from all your tools.

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