30×40 Shop Part 6: Dust Collection - 325
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So if you paid for a dust collection system yourself the material of choice was PVC but if paid by a sponsor you tout Nordfab ducting? Not sure what we're watching here except for a commercial.
I think you answered yourself with your own question. I’d gladly take nordfab for free, but settle for sewer pipe cause I can’t afford it. You’d do the same.
I have been watching your channel for years when you had homemade jigs and tables. You have grown into a full production shop. I have also noticed that you and several other RUclips woodworkers have moved to large shops. No one has a garage shops anymore. That’s great for everyone and I’m looking forward to seeing you make some projects in your new shop.
That's a great system, Jay. As a retired engineer, I love seeing a system that is designed so well for ease of installation and efficiency of use. I'm sure it will serve you well for a long time.
Jay, you have an amazing shop that will be the envy of many!! One thig I noticed is the POW/MIA Sticker. I don't know why you have it but being a Vietnam Vet I can tell you it is appreciated. As of March of 2016 there were still 1, 621 soldiers and airmen still missing and unaccounted for and the issue of accountability is still relevant. So, thank you and continue with the excellent work you do. We all appreciate it.
Thank you for your service. I have the sign as a small honor to those who paid the ultimate price. Thank you.
I wake up early on Sundays to check if Jay has released a new video like a kid getting up to watch cartoons lol.
He has a beard, so he is Santa 🤣
Same here!
Well... The beard is getting some white...
These shop videos have been great... so awesome to see him blessed with abundant space! He's planning so well he really needs to do a lot of metalwork in there just to take up the extra room!
@@JayBates Beard looks pretty red to me! Wait about 30 years. Then it'll be white... Like mine!
This whole series on your new shop has been so well done. Super informative and detailed. Many thanks!
I really like this DC system and this is an informative, well thought out video. The OCD in me wanted to put the horizontal runs above the joists for cleaner lines and less shadows.
That I’m sure not only works incredibly but it also looks good which is plus. It’s been great seeing how your shop is progressing, really been enjoying these videos.
All the metal tube on the intake side is top shelf and very efficient. But the plastic flex tube going to the filter has to restrict flow. Both sides of the air flow have to match for efficiency. Just something I noticed.
Your shop is looking beter and more professional every time.
Love it.
Best 28,46minutes spend today
Nice! After 5 years with mine I had to clean the filters. There was about 4 GALLONS of ultra fine dust in them that I got out. It now works much better than it recently did and I'm happy. I guess new filters are in my future...
Buddy your shop is absolutely primo. It's starting to look like one of my favorite youtube woodworkers' shop.
If you are running this as professional business and spending there 8 hours a day 10 or 20 000$ proper dust collection system is a must. Should also consider automatic electric blast gates.can always be done later on.
Jay, thanks for all you do posting videos, they are great. The ones you have on dust collection have been especially helpful. I just bought a CV1800, and am trying to decide between PVC and Clamp Style piping. Its quite a price difference, so my question is when you had you Clear Vue with 6" pictures piping, how did it perform compared to your new set up? I now the clamp style is much better for moving, but is the performance that much different? Thank you
The scaffolding was a great purchase. The setup of the shop was faster, more efficient and safer in large part to having it on hand.
My 2 kids just laughed like crazy when they heard the "you will likely crap your pants" and "save some underwear" lines hahaha! That was great!
Wow now thats a shop!
Why not connect a dowel or pole to the flex hose connected to your table saw and main system? That way it'll stay straight/coiled and won't sag, making it so you don't have to cut it down. Great video!
Wow! major shop envy! I still have the 4" PVC into the trash-can cyclone, driven by a HF impeller. It doesn't suck nearly that much. I'm happy for you... but a little jealous...
I’m with everyone else just keep looking for new Jay Bates Videos. Thanks for all the information. Look forward to new builds. Trying to set up my shop now thanks again
Started my own version of an assembly table since I’ve started watch you and it is so therapeutic just going out to my garage and not thinking..
I can't imagine the feeling of satisfaction you have to be at this point with the move done and the shop entirely operational.
6-6-6! The dust collector of the beast!
Jay so happy for you in this new shop, I have followed you since the apartment shop . also you were part of the reason I am creating again. I too have a Ron Paulk workbench in my shop but had to shorten it down to 6 feet because I have a small shop area.
Thanks, Jay, a great walk-through of a vital addition to your new space. You continue to deliver great content to a friend stuck in the Michigan humidity-belt. I cannot even imagine what it must be like in Mississipi right now. Go Green.
Hi Jay, awesome video. I really like the detailed documentary how you explain the setup. You were talking about bolting the frame to the floor but with the plywood walls you could find some square brackets and secure it to the wall if needed. Thanks again.
If needed is the key bit of info there. I'd prefer not as it will transfer vibration and sound to the wall if you do so. Not the end of the world if you do but I'd prefer not for that reason.
Super impressive system. I’m so glad for you. I’ve watched you progress through the years, you were the first WW that I subscribed to.. all my best in your new shop, I’m looking forwards to seeing your new vids in this shop. Thanks Jay you’ve taught me a lot over the years.
Industrial dust collection for home shop. Like a boss
So glad your shop has come together, much to do has been done......now for some fun projects Jay.
Awesome stuff Jay... That's looking like a complete commercial shop. Can't wait to see what's coming down the pipe!!!
Nice setup Jay! That's a forever Dust collector. I think it would be fun to see some outtakes or bloopers in some of your videos. I can't wait to see some of the projects that you have planned for your new home. 👍👍
WOW - fantastic progress! Can't wait to see what projects are produced here!
Do have a quote from Nordfab on what your system would cost? Just the ductwork.
It's such a beautiful shop,I remember years ago when I first subscribed to your channel you were making salt and pepper shakers out of used bed post you've come such a long way congratulations.
Excellent! Now, safety FIRST! Let me ask you, " do you like walking?" As a retired truck driver, having trouble with me knees and ankles, take it from me and everyone else that has this trouble. QUIT JUMPING!!! Every shock wave goes to your retirement. I noticed you quickly jumped off your scaffolding. Ask any old timer. Great presentation, keep up the good work.
Great video on the installation. Though this system is financially out of reach for many of us, I am a firm believer in that with tools, you only need to buy them once for a lifetime of use. Always enjoy your videos on both channels. The shop is really looking good
Congratulations young man... that's just a little different set up than your Modified Harbor Freight dust collection video from 2013. You've done well and continue to put together good videos with great information, nice job!
The shop is looking amazing! Very well planned out and executed!!! Congrats and enjoy.
Great work in just 5 hours. Great teamwork at the same time.
Much appreciated!
Thanks for demo and details about your dust collection, beautiful shop. Great videos on your channel!
Glad to see an amazing dust collection system installed for a nice shop. Kudos!!! 😊
My your Bulldogs not Suck as bad as your new dust collection system this year.
Roll Tide!
That was Great. I am getting ready to add dust collection. Thanks so much
The shop is looking great! Glad we get to come along and live vicariously through you! hahaha
I remember watching a video from I like to make stuff and he set up a system where the blast gates open and close automatically using arduino.
Jay the shop is coming together Fantastically!!! So Happy for you man!!! Hope all is well and Dirty Jersey out!!!
For anybody not noticing: the new place is L A R G E R !!! :D
He joined the ranks of Frank Howarth, April Wilkerson, and Alec Steele.
@@doubledarefan Yeah! That's actually true! :D
Such a clean, organised install, enjoyed watching this.
Congrats on the new shop!!!
Thank you for the update I patiently wait for the new videos. Looking just great.
Just curious as to why some of your tools like are angled in the shop layout. My OCD is going crazy haha
Increased infeed and out feed room and to reduce the overall footprint in relation to items around the island.
Heads up on taperlocks- They are easy to crack/break if you use impacts, or over torque with hand tools. Don’t crank down on them too much.
Think this is a great setup. One thing you may want to add is a port for handheld tools that have dust collision hook up ability.
Such a beautiful shop and more importantly efficient
You're kidding me. I spent all Sunday installing a CV1800 ...incorrectly. Used wrong holes in the taper lock (as you explicitly warn against). You couldn't have posted this one day earlier when I checked your channel??? Well, no damage done in the end. Keep up the great videos.
My dream ... Live in Florida and have a workshop like that !!!!
Hi Jay nice video. Wondering with your shop up and running if you have measured indoor air quality with a Fluke or something similar. Would love to see numbers with doors open, w/o, with an air scrubber running etc. I too love in MI and want to be able to work safely indoors but am only willing to spend this kind of coin for system that is controlling the fine lung damaging dust. Reading experiences of others sometimes you spend alot and don't get the results
Jay Please ground your system . Dust moving through the metal pipes is extremely flammable because of the static electricity it creates and thus can easily cause a dust explosion. Copper wire wrapped around the pipes was a recommendation made by our Town Fire Chief. It's is what he used in his shop also. Dust explosions are almost as bad a gas, nothing to pass of as it can not happen to me. Please be safe.
The ducts are steel! They already conduct electricity
In your old shop your miter station had the dust collection from below. In the new setup its from above. Have you noticed any pros or cons between the two? I am setting mine up now and from the top would be way easier but if taking it to the bottom would be better performance lol put the effort into making that happen
This might be the best video on RUclips about installing a dust collection system in a small shop. Thank you!!! Question...the filters do not come with any kind of flappers; how do you prevent them from clogging up?
3 guys...2 of them professional dust collection installers and 5 hours. 15 man hours on this super simple install.
"Super Simple"...yea, so about 60 hours for the rookie...
Brother....love your videos. So much insight and useful information...thank you!
Why not lay the trunk run on top of the ceiling joists❓
26:40 Build a tray or trough to support the table saw hose. Or even try your hand at building an expandable hose support, like those used to support RV sewer hoses.
Future-proofing. He may decide to put decking down up there to add more storage in the shop upper loft, etc.
No benefit in running them upstairs
compliments is really becoming a beautiful laboratory
Nice! Awesome shop! Congratulations!!! 👍
Very nice! I was wondering if you had thought of wheels or castors under your collection barrel. It looked like it might be a pretty tight fit. When you dd the recap, I saw that you had a dolly that I can only assume was to haul the barrel around with. Great series...can't wait for more of the projects.
Have you noticed the system works better with the 7" duct vs the 6"?
Looks great. I cannot believe you did not run it at the end of the video. It would be interesting to here you talk, turn on the system and then talk again.
wow, awesome video! thanks! so envious! would love to see a noise meter and dust particle meter readings. how noisy is it?
Super nice system .... Nicely done Jay !
Learned a lot of value though I'm building a little larger system with scrounged parts... not first choice but I can afford it. Thank you.
You said at beginning Part 6 but title states Part 5. Think that’s a typo. Been enjoying watching this take shape.
Typo. Fixed. I was up till 3 a.m. trying to get this online.
Great and descriptive video and things to consider, thanks Jay.
How loud it actually is? Wonder if it wasn't better to build it outside or at least close it inside with walls.
Do you have to clean out the filters? Also, how convenient is it to dump the 55 gallon drum? (Hint: please make a video about this).
Great Video thanks. I am buying one!
666 branch? Does that piece have devil horns? 🤘Haha Looks like a very nice system Jay 👍
I’m surprised that the bolts point inward, it would seem to be cause more flow disruption.
Looks like an awesome setup and should make life much easier in the shop.
I have been following you and your shop looks great, mine was in a two car garage you know what thats like. I made the best of it.
Great video series Jay. Perhaps you'd consider an instructional series of how you use Sketchup to design your set up?
Out of curiosity, why not mount the ducting above the rafters and still have the drops. Would have added more head space for longer boards and cleaned up the space a bit. Love how the shop is coming along though
Wondering that myself. It would look way cleaner with the added headroom.
My guess is because it would’ve taken more pipe and more turns to get the pipe above the joists since the collector port is located below the joists.
Jay go ahead and do some projects I want to see how your shop is going to get messy with this new dust collection system
i seeeeee spray foam!!!!
I need a dust collection like that just a mini one for my garages😂😂 Awsome 🔥💯
very nice!!
A dream of a workshop!
Are you going to set up ports for small hand held power tools? I like the prior planning. Alwayse reminds me of the 7 P's, Prior, Proper, Planning, Prevents, Piss, Poor, Performance.
Nice set up, Jay. I manage the MSU Physics shop and this would be awesome. Probably need it more in my home shop! ;)
Sweet setup Jay! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Very cool.
I hope you have the Nordfab give away when you hit a mil subs. I sure could use that in my shop. Too expensive to outfit now but who knows, your 500K give away was incredible. Heres hoping. Love your videos. Yes, I am one of those guys that enjoys watching some guy talk to the camera from his garage LOL. Keep them coming. I am currently in Afghanistan and you help me get through the days. Thanks.
Awesome set up Jay. Nice system for sure.
back to a paulk designed table i see, but this time you're rocking the folding legs
You have a really great shop and tools. Just not a fan of flex hoses attached everywhere. But each shop if different for each worker.
As always, you’re very informative! Did you eliminate the over-the-table collector on your table saw?
Haven't had that in a couple years.
Beautiful system, great tips, thanks so much for the info.
Crap your pants comment was hilarious
Can anyone who has experience with clearvue cyclones tell me how much fine dust is accumulated after the filters as compared to the main dust bin? I’m thinking of exhausting outside rather than through filters. I don’t have neighbors but don’t want dust to accumulate on my roof.
thank you
Looks really good Jay, Congrats!
So many 666 joints... this system must be a real Beast.
Dosbomber I see what you did there...