If you’ve got a woodworking area, or even if you’ve just got something that really churns out dust like a belt sander or table saw, there’s an excellent chance you hate sawdust with a passion. It gets ...

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Let’s say you’re doing lots of woodwork now, and you’ve expanded your workshop with a few big tools. You’re probably noticing the sawdust piling up awfully quick. It would be ideal to have some kind ...

Many of us want a full-blown dust collection in our workshop, but the best we can do is work with a shop vacuum and some additional hardware. Even that is a big improvement over doing nothing to ...

The setup and test! How I set up my whole shop overhead dust collection system using only one collector! Some of my runs are over 50’ long. I used 6” pvc as a trunk line and 4” for my drop-downs. Let ...

Dust collection is critical to maintaining a healthy shop work environment. Hopefully, we are all aware that point-of-generation collection is far better than relying on a fan, being outdoors, or a ...

A dust collection system is an important workshop safety feature, but investing in a dust collector and running ductwork and hoses around your shop can be expensive and time-consuming. Matthias Wandel ...

Optimized dust collection and evacuation has become a key safely topic in the woodworking industry. Wood based dust is not only a fire and explosion hazard, but also poses employee safety concerns ...

Fifteen years ago, dust management in composites manufacturing operations was somewhat unsophisticated. A common solution to the dust generated by cutting, trimming, sanding and grinding was to cut a ...