DIY Router Table Dust Hood / Free Plans
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2022
- A few days ago I made some new zero clearance inserts for my bench table saw, and while I was using the router table with a flush trim bit, I realized I needed to make some kind of dust removal system when doing these kinds of milling jobs.
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Free Plans for this Project: bit.ly/3D2J04p
Do you have a video or plans for the router table itself by chance?
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@@Paoson_Woodworking can u build jointer/planer combo sir?
thank you!!! You're incredibly skilled!
This has to be the best CZcams channel for woodworking. Very informative,great projects, clear and easy to follow. A perfectionist and craftsmen, everything is well thought out and produced. Excellent channel, thank you and appreciated. Continue the great work 👍
I'm used to larger, corded routers czcams.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.
Been following this series, unbelievable craftsmanship with each video.
Would love to see a video tour of your workshop with all the different tools you use to make such awesome projects.
everything you make looks so professional. excellent work.
Your ideas and craftsmanship is one of the best I’ve ever seen. Simply AMAZING!!!🤩
Excellent!!! Thanks for plans!
This is a brilliant design!! Thank you for sharing this fantastic work of yours!
As always, impressive work. Congratulations!
Great idea I think with a bit more tweaking you’ll get a awesome dust collection. Thanks for the free plans your one of my favourite channels
I’ve been waiting to cut a hole with the exact diameter of a PVC tube and already knew a few ways including how you did it. But it gave me more confidence seeing you make it look easy. I plan on making a plate on both sides to act as more area to reduce leaks and keep my pipe aligned. That means that once I get one circle clean I can use it as a template and not stress it. Thank you.
Amazing workshop, love your work.
*Great Dust Collection System Awesome!* 👍🏻
*Definitely going to Build it!*
Another incredible project. It will be an upgrade for my router table 👍🏼
Outstanding design and build. Love the versatility of the design for various types of dust collection. I see one of these in my future! Thanks for another great idea and especially the free plans!
thanks!
Thanks for the plans, a great solution to a common problem.
Nice job on the dust hood for the router table Suso! Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍😎JP
Very well done with lengthy explanation and excellent video. To top it, all you gave free plans. Many thanks.
thanks!
Brilliant Idea - My project for today
Son los mejores videos de carpinteria que hay en youtube, excelente el instructor, tiene un conocimiento muy avanzado. Muchas gracias por los 11 videos. Espectacular
Once again, nicely done sir! Very nicely done!!
thanks Merle!
Excellent work, super idea, xoncibcing explenation! Well done, thanks a lot to you!
Nice work. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Very cool man!
Great idea! It beats me having to manually hold the vacuum hose!
Now, the over arm table saw dust collector!
Love your work.
thanks Mark!
Beautiful
Excellent idea like always!!
thanks Nicolås!
Nice hood! Definitely handy for situations where you would end up with dust all over the place, especially with MDF. Thanks for the plans!
thanks Erik!
simple and effective. great.
Thank you!
Great idea
I really like the videos on this youtube channel, because they are very helpful for us, Let's continue to support this channel, I'm from Indonesia
Felicitaciones por todos tus trabajos, saludos desde Ciudad autónoma de Buenos Aires República Argentina
gracias Pablo!
Pretty slick! I've seen a Woodpecker's version but thought it was too small and too expensive for what you got. This is a similar principle but with the added size/shape to function as a "hood". Thanks for the inspiration, God bless.
Grazie, bellissimi progetti i miei complimenti 😜😁👍👌molto intelligente
Brutal Suso!
gracias Ricardo!
Thank you
Clever!!
Muy buen video un accesorio muy util para mantener el taller impecable, muy buen trabajo.
Un gran abrazo👍👋
gracias como siempre!
Love your work as always, and you knew what I'm going to say🤣
haha, thanks Enzo!
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Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , cómo siempre un trabajo impecable de precisión milimétrica , gracias por compartir tanto ingenió y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🤓 🔝
gracias a ti por estar sempre por aquí compañeiro!
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👍🏅respect!
Great idea having the hood cover that much area. You might want to add Vertical dado's/channels on the inside of the hood.
Then veinier over the inside of the hood leaving about 1/2" or 12mm of the veiiner open on the bottom and make a channel on the top of the hood ()below the plastic about 6" or 15 cm. The channels might just pull the sawdust up that is piling up at the base of the hood.
good idea Marc, thanks!
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I sent the comment before I say the 10mm dado's you cut to bend the hood. They are the channels you need to suck up the sawdust. You just need to leave every third or fourth channel open 1/4 to 3/8" or 6 to 12mm at the bottom.
At the top, you can leave every other channel open a bit about 6" or 152 mm. The top channels could be about 1/2" or 12mm.
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Thanks for the great ideas and videos. I bought the plans and build your 3D router. It’s awesome. I’m wondering what you use for a dust collector?
thanks! check this out: www.paoson.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1811
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This is cool! Love the look of it. Would some anti-rotation baffles in the PVC section help to avoid that vortex effect that's visible in the video?
good idea mate, I have to try it. Thanks!
It looks different than any other solution I see back in the days but it don‘t work realy good, in my opinion. 1. not everyone have a dustcollector with a 4 Inch tube. Most Woodworks have a small dustcollector with a tubediameter from 34 to 43 mm. 2. I think, it’s better, the router is much nearer on the workpeace and the dustcollector tube sucks on two places… behind the routerbit an under the table. But the video was nice made … thx for that 👍🏽
Awesome project, as always. Where do you buy your doble sided tape? Can you leave a link or a product description? Gracias por adelantado
Hola! es de 3M, pero difícil de conseguir: www.stewmac.com/luthier-tools-and-supplies/supplies/glue-and-adhesive/tapes-and-adhesives/double-stick-tape-8addd62e/
Great project again! Very inspiring videos! May I ask how many m² is your workshop? Greetings from Hungary 🇭🇺
thanks! around 60m²
Congratulations for the table project!! it's amazing!! I have a question: did you use a HPL panel for zero clearance insert? what in the thickness?
No, although it is similar. Here all that info: bit.ly/3GkM9ML
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Do you have ref for that type of MDF with melamine ?
I have search but found nothing similar to you.
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Brilliant idea and design.I would have made the PVC pipe deeper into jig so thar suction is nearer to dut.But again you have probaly tried that and it didnt make much of a difference.Will build me one tomorrow.
Sorry dut= dust and thar = that 😊😊
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Che materiale è quello nero?
Seems to me that the dust port would be better placed not on top but behind the fence
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thanks!
GREAT project. Also, you show the hood in action THEN show how to make it. Most content creators do the opposite.
thanks!