Dust Collection. Collecting Dust and the chips that have been produced from the cutting, surfacing, sanding and boring of wood and other materials MUST be recovered for personal health safety, workplace safety, to lengthen machine life and the quality of their output. Whether working in a small or large shop, the use of dust collectors will enhance all aspects of the woodworking process. The choice of the right size of collector will depend on the type of machine(s) they will be hooked up to, and their frequency of use. Default sorting Sort by popularity Sort by latest Sort by price: low to hi. Other Woodshops will have dedicated dust collection machines for each tool. Some small Woodshops will have a system that is portable and can be moved to the location that is generating the dust where it is being created. I have implemented a combination of these solutions. A three-pronged approach is the best solution.  There are lots of products available for small woodshop dust collection. You can take the DIY approach or go with a commercial unit. Of the commercial units that are available, I think the Shop Fox W Hp unit has the best capacity for the price. If you want to be a bit more DIY, get a 1 Hp blower with a filter bag(Shop Fox W), connect it to a separator and mount the whole thing on a cart to wheel around the shop. Last Word. My 12×13 Small Woodshop Floor Plan. One of the reasons I started Saws on Skates® is to prove you can build quality DIY projects in just about any small space like a garage, basement or shed. All of the free plans that I share with you were built in my 12×13 woodshop. That’s right. My shop is only about square feet.  I’m often asked about the best way to handle dust collection in a tiny woodshop. The reason I haven’t shared this info is that I haven’t come up with a good solution yet. Right now I have a dust collector from Harbor Freight. The dust collector works well, but it’s way too big for this area. Plus, the wall behind the dust collector is wasted space. Design Goals for the Dust Collection Layout.
Jun 11,  · This video covers sawdust cleanup techniques, DIY air filtration options, and dust collection setups for beginner/hobbyist woodworkers and those with smaller. Cheap & Easy DIY Dust Collector: Watch the video to see how I did it!This is a fantastic, cheap, and extremely easy way to minimize dust in your shop while saving the filter on your existing shop vac! Very cheap to build as it only requires your existing shop vac hose, one more hos. Sep 26, - Explore steve Morehead's board "dust" on Pinterest. See more ideas about shop dust collection, dust collection system, dust collection pins.

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