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We Know: All About Dust Collection Systems
About Dust Collection Systems
Dust and other fine particles generated by sawing, sanding, or other work can produce an unhealthy environment.
To prevent health risks, a dust collection system that eliminates or minimizes the air particles is recommended
for anyone working in a confined space. Some dust collection systems include the hose that connects from the collector
to the machine, while others do not. Sizes of dust collectors vary, as does the number of machines that can be connected to
it simultaneously.
Available Dust Collection Systems Features
Features vary by dust collector, but may include the following:
- Quiet operation.
- Four inch hose. Allows you to collect shavings and dust from your table saw, planer, and jointer.
- Sturdy and long-lasting dust collection bags.
- Quality connecting hose with minimum 5' length.
- Casters for easy mobility.
- Ability to hook up to multiple machines simultaneously.
- Remote control unit for on/off operation.
- Compact design.
- Disposable see-through collection bags.
Dust Collection Systems
There are several dust collection systems on the market, including the following:
- Delta AP400 Shopmaster Two Bag Dust Collection System: Heavy duty 1 HP motor filters 650 cubic feet per
minute of airflow. Can hook up to one machine. Sells for around $170.
- JET 708640RC DC-650 1 HP Dust Collector with Remote Control: Air suction is 650 cubic feet minute. Can hook up
from one to three machines. Sells for around $275.
- HEC WW50001 1.0-HP: Air suction is 600 cubic feet minute and motor is 1.5 HP. One four inch intake. Sells for
around $200.
- Cyclone 90CFM Dual Filtration Dust Collection System: Air suction is 90 cubic feet minute. Comes with a six
foot hose and 2.25" hose ends. Sells for around $190.
- JDS 14042 Cyclone-II 2000-CK: Has 1,900 cubic feet minute of suction, and a 2 HP motor. Sells for around $1,000.
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