A small Cyclone Dust Collector with a Cheap Vacuum
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A cheap cyclone dust collector/ shop vac build with a really cheap ash vacuum. The brand of that vacuum is a hardware store brand and is only available at "Toom", a german hardware store. But you can find very similar ones in other hardware stores or online. The Polycarbonate sheet came from Amazon.
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I've said it once and I'll say it again! This kid is a genius! The way he solves problems and finds ways to make things is just amazing! Definitely the best channel I'm subscribing to!
I really enjoy hearing you talk about the build problems, whilst showing them on-camera, then take the viewer through the experiments to solve the problem - a great teaching technique that requires a lot of work on your part. Thanks for that.
too late now, but what about moving he thien baffle part up by about 3 cm (eliminiating some of the extra space around the filter), but instead extending the bucket below. That way you can over fill it, and see as it gets full.
3 awesome tips I like to remark: 1 berings and router table; 2 to cut an opening on a pipe with table saw safely; 3 the best trick ever with the led lamp to mark the curved hole. Very very good!
Measure once, cut twice, then force it to fit. Great job, Marius. You are amazing.
I was a court reporter for 22 years and reported depositions of highly-educated engineers (World Trade Center, NASA’s Space Shuttle, Medical, etc.) and I have to tell you that you, my friend, are an engineer of very high caliber on par with those engineers. Keep going. You do really good work!
liked the trick with the router and two bearings.
The quality of your builds is just insane!
I'm 38 and just recently got into woodworking. Seeing a younger dude like you with such knowledge is both inspiring and intimidating lol. Awesome build, dude.
Great work Marius! You've got a real leg up on all your engineering peers
Hi Marius, actually after watching this video for at least 5 times, I'm also building this cyclone dust collector. Now, as I'm half way through the build, I saw that the ash vacuum cleaner is now 10 euros cheaper (and this forever), so anybody else who wants to build this thing, now is the time to start.
Thanks for another outstanding video! I learn something new every time! The router table jig, using the bearings was a stroke of genius!
By far the nicest DIY dust collector I've seen here on youtube. Nice job!!! I wish I had the skills and patience to build one like yours. Once again Nice job!!
Nice!!
Hi, Marius. I've made my own version of this dust collector, and it worked just fine! Danke sehr!!!
Absolutely superb piece of design and construction. Well done! Great to watch you solve the problems. Thank you.
Looks like a gentleman from the 1850s :D Cool little dust collector!
I am legitimately impressed. Very well done. Looking forward to the next one!
Hi Marius. Congratulations! The most interestng, well done and well finished dyi dust collector I have already seen. Fantastic!
If you look at Justin Depew's project, it is very similar to what you've done. He found that the silicone sealant wasn't sticking on the polycarbonate, so after he'd been using it for 2 years, he cut it all off and re-sealed it with Sikasil N Plus, and that stuck. It's worth looking at if you haven't already. You do some very nice work, great attention to detail.