Custom CNC Dust Collection Swing Arm

In this video I build a custom dust collection boom arm for my Ooznest Workbee Z1+ CNC which is all connected to the bench of the cnc and has a swing arm hose support to allow for the movement of the cnc. This setup allows me to move the cnc around without having to detach it from the dust collection pillar and swing arm.
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[@jimmer411]

Came for the content and stayed for the accent! Could listen to you talk all day

Haha thank you very much and welcome to the channel 🙂

[@iainrutherford184]

Another 'seemingly simple' solution to the age old problem of effective and efficient dust extraction. I'm sure there was plenty of planning, design and dedication invested in this Tommy, but you make it look so easy 😉

Thanks very much 🙂

[@joedefloat7802]

A perfect well engineered solution tommy, great job 👍

Thanks very much Joe 😀

[@denischadwick4558]

Great system Tommy you are really setting a good standard of craftsmanship

Thanks Denis 🙂

[@johnmurphy3854]

Great design Tommy and the baffle system is a great addition that will actually work, thanks for sharing. John

Thanks John 🙂

[@thomasgabriel4531]

Brilliant idea Tommy, simple and effective design I would never have thought of using pvc pipe as a pillar and being able to hang the pivoting arm from that. You are a genius

Thanks very much Thomas 😀

[@ooznest]

Very good solution Tommy! The baffle holes are a really good idea, and can also come in handy when cutting lightweight materials, as sometimes your extraction can pull the material up slightly as it travels across.

Thanks very much, yes I think a baffle is a must especially if using a high pressure system.

[@karlriley1314]

I like it, it works really good. Hello from TEXAS, USA.

Hello, thank you very much for watching 🙂

[@therelaxingwoodshop7495]

Great as always Tommy. Glad the snow is over👍👍

Thanks very much 🙂.

[@samuelgardiner6504]

Great video as always tommy. Can't wait for the next one. Cheers mate

Thank you very much 🙂

[@QAYWSXEDCCXYDSAEWQ]

I like this guy's accent, words like "tinking" and "thaught" and "tat", he be so Irish tis great.

[@jamesconnolly655]

Another cracking video Tommy 👍 you have a great passion for your work 👏

Thanks James 🙂

[@williammcbride4978]

Brilliant videos as usual Tommy. I like your thinking and methods to reach the finished goal alot I could never come up with those ideas. Well done 👏

Thanks William 🙂.

[@waynebond6379]

Great video,tommy u always find the easiest way of doing things . Learnt so much since i found ur channel. Thanks for sharin ur knowledge .

Thanks Wayne 🙂. After so many years of having to get things done quickly I realised simple is often best. I'm glad you are enjoying the channel 😊

[@ivanwalker3391]

I love your videos. Why? you might ask ... because you clearly love making them.
keep 'er lit Bro!

Thanks Ivan 🙂 I really appreciate your support

[@ivanwalker3391]

@ Cheers Tommy. From one in the North to one in the South.

[@keggyification]

Great job Tommy, I've shared it with a friend of mine who's just got a workerbee cnc and is looking at the best dust management he can make for it. Really informative video and another of your excellent RUclips content.

Thanks very much 🙂 I hope it helps him out 👍

[@alainborgnet4282]

That's great. If you don't mind, I'll copy it for my brand new Workbee Z1+. 🙂

No problem at all glad you like it 🙂

[@Liam1H]

Really well done, sir! Elegant in its simplicity and function. The pressure adjustment holes were brilliant. I'd heard that too high a vacuum and the brush hairs begin to get sucked up into the pipe so this was a lovely adjustable fix. I'll be making mine a little different as mine is going to be enclosed in a dust enclosure but what you presented looks like an easy adaptation. Thanks for sharing, it really helped!

Thanks I'm delighted you found it helpful 🙂

[@NWGR]

Awesome job! I like the idea of the boom arm being connected to the CNC table and not a wall. I'll be implementing a similar approach to my own CNC setup. Thanks for posting! Subscribed.

Thank you very much and welcome to the channel 🙂

[@justwavingenterprises2542]

excellent video

Thank you very much 🙂

[@phalkoni]

great job well done

Thank you very much 🙂, thanks for watching

[@mikebond6328]

Genius!

Thanks very much 🙂

[@fencer39]

Great Video Tommy. Havnt seen you about for a few months You've got me very interested in the Z1. How are things going with it?

Thanks very much, Z1 is doing great will have some more videos of it soon 😀

[@KenMulinge]

Good video I like your router box , is it a normal router fixed upside down in the box?

Hi Ken, yes that's all it is very simple and easy solution for a router table 🙂

[@KenMulinge]

@ Thanks - so simple ive been messing around with a Silverline thing for months

[@simoncoote9973]

Really like your boom arm. Want to copy it but cannot find the est.99mm ventilation ducting. Easy to get the 100mm but not the insert one. Any suggestion as to where to get it? Keep up the videos - really useful.

Hi Simon, I got the ventilation pipe in screwfix. From memory the sewage pipe is 100mm inside diameter and the ventilation pipe is 100mm external diameter. Another option is to put a sawcut in the bigger pipe so it fits inside itself if that makes sense

[@simoncoote9973]

@ Thanks for your help tommy, it does make sense.