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Excellent thank you! Love the actions shots

Hi could you please show how you made this dust collector and how you fitted it please yours konrad

Cannot just believe it how easily you do such complex compound sawing 😮

Doesnt it block the laser line ??

I don't know how to thank you enough for this genius solution! I just took the duct tape and in less than 5 minutes did this amazing modification to my Evolution miter saw. Man it makes so much difference! Like over 90% of saw dust is getting perfectly collected by my vac. No tools needed, just a few pieces of duct tape. Simple and extremely effective. Thank you so much!!!

My dude I LOVE this hahahaha. This is so simple and direct. I can’t wait to do this tomorrow!! Thanks man. So many other people tried to recreate the wheel with shop vacs and crazy things but this is so simple it’s perfect

Love this video!

Got to agree with other comments: you definitely gave it a fair trial! Of course, none of these things come ultra sharp straight out of the box, but by the look on your face - just like me at the gym,, grunting through the last few reps of a bench press - it doesn't exactly look like a joy to use. I did consider the Banggood (Woodpecker knockoff) as it gets some reasonable reviews, but even that comes in at around £80. Frankly, you'd be better off buying a trim router. If you can't stretch to the Makita, there is always the Katzu - among others - that can be had for as little as £30, already a fiver cheaper than the Saker. I don't know, but woodworking in your garage, or shed should be a relaxing, pleasurable experience. For me, it's a podcast, audiobook, or music. Then, it is just a case of plodding away at whatever the current project is. The Saker doofer looked like torture, and, as you quite rightly pointed out, putting a chamfer or arris on a project usually comes at the end. So, with timber - even MDF - prices going through the roof, why would you want to spend hours, and good money on a project, only to make a dog's dinner of it 98% in? If you don't have a trim router, and only want to take off the sharp edge, just use a sanding block, or sponge, or buy a Stanley or Record block plane. Either can be had for the same price as the Saker. That being said, thanks for taking the time to share your awful experience with this terrible looking tool.

how did you attach the tape to the stock vac tube. I have a Sheppach slidimg mitre. It is held on by two small screws but little else and there is nowhere to put the duct tape too. I have tried making mock ups using cardboard but had very little success. ANy advice would be really apreciated.

Good video but why are you whispering? Never go full Biden

nice, just finished installing my cyclone on a big bucket and it was collapsing after the first minute when it got clogged. ur saving my day <3

Awesome

I got one of these for my birthday. A very big disappointment. Sharpened all of the blades and can't make any of them work well. I own many planes and have never had this problem. A very good review. Thank you..

Now do it as a miter instead of a butt joint and I’ll REALLY get excited 👍🏻

This is why most contractors carry their saws to the job site and set them up outside on a patio or the ground. A cheap, large fan behind the operator will blow the dust away from the face.

Thanks mate.

Amazing...thank`s for that cheep hack...☺👍

Kudos for the idea/solution❤, but that video should be 2 min long max😢

I was going to try this but had no idea how much 50p was, so I almost gave up on it. Seriously though, I thought of doing the same thing, as most of the collector videos only work for 90° cuts, and they appear overly complicated for the task at hand. I was also thinking of adding a semi-flexible curtain to either side of the blade guard to really channel the airflow into the funnel. I'll post back on how it works when I try that add-on. Thanks for reminding us that simpler can be better. Cheers from the US!

Excellent simple solution. Thanks.

Great solution. I think I'll try making up my scoop out of 1 gallon milk jug plastic and use duct tape for attaching it.

Awesome hack

Great idea, great video. Nicely explained and demonstrated. Simple solutions are the best. My current separator made from ash separator (metal drum) is too small (15L) and collapsed occasionally... I had to reinforce it with a wooden cross inside, but I was afraid that the larger barrel would collapse more easily. Then this would be my solution to the issue :) Cheers!

I second most of the tips, with one exception. Notice that when run next to a fence in one direction it will be pulled toward the fence, and when run in opposite direction it will pull away. So when guided by the flat side (or the baseplate with flat side) when it would grab wood more aggressively it would twist and move away anyway, as the end of the baseplate would be a pivot point. The solution to that is to run the router next to a fence by the round side - then it would just twist in place, as the force would pull it toward the fence. Second advantage is when routing inside corners (eg. juice groove on the cutting board) - it is much easier to make a turn when run the round side meets the corner of the template. Cheers!

This was very timely for me as I'm setting up my mitre saw and have been disappointed at how much dust is still generated even with a dust collector. I plan on fabricating something like what you've done but using 1/16" polyurethane which will have a similar flexibility but a bit more firmness (and I have some already). Thanks for a great idea.

Miter Saw Dust Control Is One Of The Most Challenging Power Tools To Harness! There Are So Many Frustrated Woodworkers That Are Now Bald Due To Pulling Their Hair Out While trying to Accomplish This! BUT! You Did It! Hat's Off To You! I Just Purchased A New DeWALT Miter Saw And Wow! Cut A Piece Of Wood & Dust Everywhere! I Will Make That Very Expensive Duct Tape Traditional Cesta Shaped Dust Collection Device! Thanks'

Great idea i will try thnaks Nuno

Nice Work!👻

Dude this was exactly what I did today with my miter saw! Nice video btw

Good review, you seemed to give it a fair chance👍 i’ve got one arriving today, might well be sending it strait back 😢 maybe they want us to sharpen the blades ourselves so that it voids the warranty and we can’t return it? 🧐

Perfect

I appreciate your thinking process

Great idea.!!! Great video.!!! Straight forward and to the point. .....especially none of the usual RUclips faff. ....ps. directed here from 'woodwork journey'.

saw your post on insta' bloody awesome...thanks for sharing

Great video mate. Only just getting around to doing this.

When I see words in video titles like "ingenious" or"amazing" I don't even bother to open them. However, those words do a good job of describing your dovetail jig.

You should look into protecting this idea.

I'm so making this jig, thank you so much!

Good idea for a nicer look

Its funny really how the simple jigs can work so well, like you say a little playing around and you will be bang on. Liked and subscribed now its time to catch up on past vids

I just watched this then walked into my shop, took the dust shroud box off and added the duct tape and it works great! And now more light gets to the work area!

just watched this, a bit late after your post. just wanted to say ' great analysis and problem description' .

Great idea but it makes the laser useless

Also this is like the design Bosch have on their saws.

Thanks, it would help if you focused the camera down where you fitted the tape rather than looking at your face tbh.

Slick trick buds!

Jeff Foxworthy would be proud! Great idea!!

Your definitely onto something here mate 👍 genius idea mate

First class, thanks

That is absolutely genius!!! 👍👍