Space Saving Shop-Vac Dust Collector Cart
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2017
- A Jay Bates, Jeremy Schmidt, and Jackman love child?! Organization in the new shop.... DC in D.C.!
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I recently moved into a new shop and lost some square footage over my old one, so floor space is at a premium. At the old shop, my dust separator was quite content sitting next to my shop-vac with the hose reel mounted to the wall, but they require a little pampering to get them to fit the new space. This dust collection cart allows me to stack everything vertically, only taking up a small amount of floor space, while still having the same functionality as before. It has also allowed me to avoid the hassle of installing a dedicated dust collection system to a lot of my tools. The hose reel is my favorite part, with the 20' hose on it, it reaches almost everywhere in my shop and stores away easily and neatly so avoid fighting with the clutter of loose hoses. The cart is a combination of designs from Jay Bates, Jeremy Schmidt, and myself.
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■ Jay Bates inspiration: • Making a Shopvac & Cyc...
■ Jeremy Schmidt inspiration: • Rolling concrete camer...
Rockler tools used on this build
■ Hose Reel: bit.ly/rocklerpc2rrxCvP
■ Shop Vacuum Hoses: bit.ly/rockler2xVMPa6
■ Dust Separator: bit.ly/rockler2fSt4vc
■ 2-1/2'' Expandable Shop Vacuum Hose: bit.ly/rockler2xhnDO4
■ Glue Application Master Set: bit.ly/rockler2yq3tRZ
■ Countersink and Driver Bit Set: bit.ly/rockler2nAOUlu
■ Universal Small Port Hose Kit: bit.ly/rockler2nSOfOV
■ Shop Vacuum Accessory Kit: bit.ly/rockler2gd0z8O
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Full build article: www.jackmanworks.com/space-saving-shop-vac-dust-collector-cart/
Get the plans: www.jackmanworks.com/shop/shop-vac-cart-plan/
▼Rockler tools used on this build▼
■ Hose Reel: bit.ly/rocklerpc2rrxCvP
■ Shop Vacuum Hoses: bit.ly/rockler2xVMPa6
■ Dust Separator: bit.ly/rockler2fSt4vc
■ 2-1/2'' Expandable Shop Vacuum Hose: bit.ly/rockler2xhnDO4
■ Glue Application Master Set: bit.ly/rockler2yq3tRZ
■ Countersink and Driver Bit Set: bit.ly/rockler2nAOUlu
■ Universal Small Port Hose Kit: bit.ly/rockler2nSOfOV
■ Shop Vacuum Accessory Kit: bit.ly/rockler2gd0z8O
Now thats how you save valuable space in a space where space is is very valuable with a custom space saving tall vacuum barrel hose setup stored in a space made just for that space saving vacuum.
You're a regular space man. Great job.
Man, I was gonna do this exact thing! Just got my Rockler stuff last Friday 😛 guess I gotta think a little more on this one now lol
OR you could just duplicate this and claim credit for the design then bask in all of negative feedback. All engagement is good for the algorithm hehe
I think my favorite part of the video is when he had to move scrap wood off the band saw to be able to use it. I feel so validated.
I have really been meaning to build something like this. nice build, I like the idea of the concrete at the bottom.
agreed with frank. it was just another dust separator cart... until you poured the concrete. so perfect.
Thanks Frank! That would be super handy to wheel around your space
The use of concrete as both a holding mechanism and for the added weight was a great idea.
Hey I watch your videos
That was enjoyable just to listen to the music
Genius move with the concrete! Great job.
Great build, I like the concrete base and hose reel on top.
Came for the music, stayed for the video :) as always outstanding work and choice of music :)
Thanks for the love!
Interesting concept, thanks for sharing!
Yes! I've seen side-by-side cyclone/vacuum carts so many times and I always wonder why they didn't stack them like this to save space. I keep meaning to build something similar for myself.
Great build Paul! Going vertical definitely saves floor space. -Jim
Hey I'm digging the new intro man! I love the cart, I have been pondering over what to do in my shop concerning dust collection and so forth, I now have an additional option to consider. Great simple design.
I was thinking that it looked terribly top heavy...and then you added the concrete. Looks good. need to make one of these!
Nicely done! For years I used my fathers method of dust collection, a broom and a open window! :) While I still don't have or feel the need for a full blown dust collector system, I am looking for ideas to "compact" my current wet-vac / cyclone setup. So thanks for sharing your build!
+geeznogoodname exactly! :) This is a good middle of the road solution. It's perfect while I figure out what I'm going to do for permanent DC at a few tools in this new shop
I like how you integrated the casters to lower the center of gravity. Wheely clever.
No, you're wheely clever
I grew up in syracuse n hung out alot around the campus in the middle n late 70's.
It all stacks so nicely together. Good job.
that was pretty awesome. I think I'll give that a go. thanks for posting.
peace,
Jeremy
Paul nice take on Jeremy's rolling cam stand base.
Yes! He's my favorite 😍
Excellent build and sweet editing! 🤘
Nice shop vac/cyclone/cart/thingamajig ! For a moment there, at the beginning, I thought "plywood! no pallet wood".... (sigh) oh well... at least I can take some comfort in the elevator mood music... ;) just kidding about the music... :)
haha I managed to get a couple of pallets slats in there, don't loose faith in me ;)
Excellent build, great idea with the concrete, thanks for sharing
Very cool idea with the concrete. I've been thinking of making one myself.
Great design & build video.
I made the Jay Bates cart but you have improved on that idea , I like it and will retrofit mine with some of your concepts ....
Really well thought-out design. The concrete in the base is a smart feature.
The concrete was a nice touch! Thanks for sharing buddy!
Fantastic! I’m looking forward to it!
as always great music for a great build. Simple and cost effective.
Everyone should edit video of brad nailing like you do Paul! Great project too... space saving and it looks super easy to use. Win win!
haha I doubt it every time with the time involved, but whenever I watch it back it's totally worth it :)
Good effort, great to see your channel growing so fast.
Great music, ive found some of my favorite songs in your videos. Personally, i would add a giant vertical handle in the front to drag it by.
Cool build!
absolutely brilliant project
great idea for weighing down the bottom!
Love the recessed wheels! I might need to steal that for the drill press cart I'm planning...
Nice, do it! Just make sure it's solid because that design takes away a lot of the structure when you add stability. As long as it's reinforced, you're good to go though
Nice compact build. I like it.
thanks buddy
gread video
i will love to make one on my car garage
Came for the woodworking, stayed for the vibes...
Dude! I need one of those!
Using concrete to weight it down. Nice!!
Great video! And i love the choice of chill music! you have another subscriber
Great, functional project. Make on, my friend!
I'm moving to your neck of the woods hemano, you rock
My old neck of the woods or my new neck of the woods? :) If it's the old one, enjoy!! If it's the new one, good luck! haha
Well done.
absolutely great Viedeo, awsome Job. greeting from Germany
Excellent, very good idea!
Love it! I need something very much like this, but of course I have different components. You've inspired me to take it on. There is nothing more enjoyable than to watch someone like you with an inventive mind take something useful, practical, and affordable, into concrete reality. Heh.
ha! That's awesome to hear!!
this is really cussing smart. thank you for sharing it with the rest of us!
hey, thanks for checking it out
Nice job
Nicely done Paul, that concrete base trick was very clever
Thank you sir!!
great video, guys. great idea. quick question: does a long hose like that not lose you any suction?
Very awesome.
Great job Paul I also like that you use the concrete for weighted balance.
Thanks Opa!
I hate how cool this is. Damn you.
Great build! I will definitely be building something similar to this. A 45º fitting on some of those hoses might help eliminate the kinking and improve airflow.
Although, watching it again, it seems to handle the bend pretty good.
Yeah that flexible hose from Rockler is awesome, it flows around the corners perfectly!
Awesome video man
Hi, Kaka from Brazil, amazing your videos. Congratulations!
great music great video
Nice
Great job Paul!! I sure could use one of those.... love the idea. 👍Bro
Thanks Mike!!
Hi from Germany it is very cool your Projekt
I saw this on Reddit and randomly found this video.
Man I love this channel - too bad that I've only recently found it :\ - keep it up man
Great video and thanks for posting! Though, I was wondering why is your driver spray painted?
Do you notice a loss of suction when using a hose this long as compared to the short ones that come with shop vacs.
Good job but i would have put the dust seperater on bottom would be easier to remove and dumped
clemson 24, syracuse 27. see you with a syracuse shirt on quite often. go orangemen. by the way, nice build as always.
Yeah babyyyyy!! That was an amazing game, go orange!! (I'm a 2013 grad) :)
The best 🖖🇺🇸
Concrete bottom is a very smart idea. When’s the next shop tour? I’d love to see how you configured a 1 car garage. 👍
Still got a few things to put together to complete the shop and I'll put another tour together :)
you have a metal shop vac? Someone totally needs to make one of those into an R2D2!
beep beep boop
I definitely need something like that but I'm right in the middle of building an Adirondack chair (via your plans, of course), so I guess it'll have to wait :-D
Great job buddy.
Get on it man!!! :D
I wondered "Why's he putting concrete round the...Oh yeah, great idea!"
haha just to over-complicate things really ;)
your handy with the concrete, have you ever made concrete leg warmers, Paul ( hitman ) Jackman.
Belissimo projeto,qualquer dia eu tentar copia-lo,nao te patentiado nao?
Great build, concrete was a very nice addition. Can you give some tech specs about Vac itself?
+Freedom little /Slobodica I think the vac is a 6.5hp shop vac brand vacuum
i agree with most of comments, nice music, nice video and like the idea of the cement base. how unstable was it with out the cement? Im of to finish my finishing cart then start on my shop vac set up.. :) feeling motivated
Did you put your miter saw station back together on the new shop? Really great design!
I did! The workbench that was in the old shop when I moved in stayed with the shop again so I'm building a new base for it and will have a video on that very soon! Check out the updates on my Instagram: instagram.com/p/BZ7EWtNH8xc/?taken-by=jackman_works
I've been digging through videos of dust separator carts like this one before I build one... This being 3 years ago, anything you'd do differently if you did it today?
I'm telling man... if you change your editing I'm out of here. Your edit motivates people
Who knows what the future holds, it might evolve it a bit, but I've found my style :)
Nice cart but the Rockler separater is a poor choice. It collects large pieces but let's all the fine dust through. Shop vac filter will clog up very quickly. Better options are available
I've had decent luck with it, I've heard from people that the clearvue cyclone is better but that takes up a ton of vertical real estate. I'm personally willing to sacrifice I little efficiency for the space.
What is the CAD program you use that you showed at the beginning? Also your videos are amazing.
Thanks! That was SketchUp
At 0:17 seconds in you opend your computer and was looking at an exploded view of your project. What program are you using?
That's Sketchup
You have the best music of any maker I watch.
Any issues with stuff getting stuck in the hose? That’s my primary reservation about a system like this.
No because this is primarily use for sawdust and not used to suck up big wood chips, my dust collector takes care of the big stuff
Nice job with that cart I only wish I had room for one. Well I might could. Do you have any plans on making a "Shop Stretcher?" I would only need another 3'x24. I enjoyed your video.
God Bless my friend.
If I had one, I'd keep it all to myself! haha
And its not falling??? i have cycline and vac next to each other and still have problems going over wires in my shop. sometimes its flipping.
Over all nice video and really good style. i love it with music a bit of work sound and no explanation because you can see how.
Greetings from Germany, Munich, Arne
No, super stable because of the way it squats down over the wheels :)
Good to know, i expected it to fall over.
Yess at 4:10 it looks really havy ... right.
4:43
Now that you have used this set up for a few years, how do you feel about the separator and 20ft of corrugated hose restricting airflow? With the 6.5hp shop vac do you feel like you still have enough airflow and suction to pull in chips and dust?
Good stuff man. How do you like the hose reel?
Salamoaialikom.i like your work and a biig respect to you..
Hiw much time you need to do a similar work?
great video. nice content and fine picˋs💪💪🚀💥
Thanks Jenni! Looking forward to the Giaco video :)
How do you like the rockler hose reel? Is that their blue 40 ft hose as well?
hey, what program are you using for the drawings on mac?
SketchUp
I just picked up a 6.5hp rigid vac. Does your 6.5hp vac perform well with 20' of hose? If so I might consider skipping the cart build altogether since my shop is only about 23'x23'
Nice! Didn't like this particular video's choice of music, but still loved the video.
You need a bigger shop!
+Sparkman61 I'd love o one. If you can find a bigger one in DC let me know! 🤗
На канале самая классная музыка!
Anything that Mr Jackman makes is worth the data but 30sec in and I was wanting to become morose and wan - the music was sadly killing me quickly...... but I got all perky (but not frisky) when the concrete went in.....
It’s a bad day indeed when concrete makes you frisky!
Inspired choice to stop the damn things falling over.
Sigh....more alterations then to be done to the dreamt of often but never completed dust thingy.
Thanks for all the great uploads too!! Really appreciate all your work (and editing). Ditch the Sound Guy....he’s dragging you down!!🤔😁
I can't seem to get out of this mainstream awful radio music and I have literally been watching your videos just to hear your music selection. HOW DO YOU FIND THIS MUSIC! It's amazing. All of it. Do you have a playlist?
Lots of time on SoundCloud and Reddit searching through for the good stuff. Search for me on souncloud, I have a playlist there of all the tracks featured in my videos