Upgraded Dust Collection For a DeWalt DW735 Planer
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- In this video I am updating the dust collection system for my DeWalt DW735 planer. I wanted something easier to empty, yet still collected the chips fairly efficiently. And since I have such a small shop, I needed a solution that took up less space than my previous collection system.
As I suspected, the cheap bucket shown in this video failed and the top popped off with the power of the planer's blower. I replaced that bucket with a much sturdier bucket with a screw on lid. That new bucket (which seems to be holding strong) can be found at: amzn.to/3nrYsnr
...and I've given up on the whole sock thing. It worked OK, but hooking it up to my shop vac seems to be more efficient.
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i think this is perfect, simple and works, if you have to empty it out more often, doesnt matter! love it well done!
Thanks!
I like the window idea. Thnx. Just ordered my deputy yesterday so good timing.
Thanks for this video! My son bought me the Dust Deputy Deluxe and I've got the DW735 Planer. After watching this I know it'll get 'er done for me. I didn;t like "any" of the other methods I've tried over the years. Now, I'll be more excited to fire the planer up!
I'm glad you got a little inspiration! Now go make some dust - but contain it! 🤣
Thanks for your video. I’ve been procrastinating long enough. Thanks to your video I can see what I need to do for my DW735. I particularly like the filter sock idea. Richard
Cool, I'd love to see you finished project. The sock idea didn't last too long, I updated things two or three times since then. 😆
@@TheTrullGallery what’d you update it with?
@@salkarim7392 I added a dust separator that is then connected to my Shop vac.
Great idea, I'll be doing this. For your setup, you coulx modify your table, make it a little taller and set your bucket UNDERNEATH the planer. You would get back some more space in your shop.
Good idea, thanks!
Or drill the circle on the base of existing bottom of the table to fit the bucket close to the floor, and drill on the sides of the table for the hose. This way the bucket can sit underneath the planer and if needed add height with 3/4 inch plywood at the top and drill for hose.
Awesome job. Just got my 735 and I'm going to build this. That thing throws chips clear across the garage! Haha
Yes, it does! 🤣
Good idea. I was actually going to an attachment to my table with a outdoor trash can with hose going into the top with thick black lawn bags inside so I can just replace the bag as it fills.
The down side to this set up is the bucket fills pretty quickly.
Sounds good
I loved this video. I was "on the fence" debating various dust collection ideas for me new DW735. Now, I've decided on the Oneida system. I will also be using your basic design for your planer table on wheels, even though I will modify it some to accommodate a longer melamine infeed/outfeed table to reduce snipe. But I will also build an attached table/stand for the dust collector bucket. Thanks for a good instructional video.
I'm glad you got something out of it! I'd love to see your cart / carts once they're done!
Very nicely done! Thanks!
Simple and effective. I like it.
very neat idea. love it.
Nice video and nice thought. Yes dumping a bucket is better than a bag, but I laughed how you dumped the bag into an almost full trash can to show the dust which the bucket you dumped to an empty bucket lol
Love this idea. Im gonna do it.
Good information we'll presented
Thanks!
Nice set up
Thanks!
Great idea, I’ve been looking for a better way for my dw735.
Works like a champ - just watch the occasional static bild up.
My very simple and cheap dust collection system also uses a 5 gal bucket with a 4 inch flex hose attached to the exhaust port of the planer and using a PANTRY HOSE with 1 leg cut off for the flex hose (cut it so you have plenty of leg left to run up the flex hose 12 inches or so) and then use the body of the pantry hose to spread over the bucket top. May need to racer tape the pantry hose to the bucket Works great
cool ideas!
It’s a panty hose not pantry
They make semi transparent 5 gallon buckets for food which they also sell at Lowe's. You can avoid having to make a window and they are thicker. I use them for my wood pellets for my smoker.
When I upgraded my bucket to onecwith a thicker wall, I skipped the window. I just keep an eye on the Dust Deputy. A semi transparent bucket would work too. Thanks for sharing!
Nice - didn’t realize the blower was strong enough to work with the DD. one suggestion, instead of the plexiglass, I’d probably cheap out and cut a window out of a clear plastic bottle and use duct tape or something similar to hold it in place.
Great job thanks for the video
When I upgraded the bucket I skipped the window. The DD is translucent and you can see when it needs emptying.
ha i just got this planer an its blower is way stronger than the suction of my pretty decent shop vac with a new filter. thats why im even here, got dust an chips blowing out the top of my shop vac now an its just simply not working.
I intend to get a DW735 in August and have been thinking about chip and dust collection. Your design looks good but I am not yet decided. I was thinking of attaching a canvas filter bag and a clear plastic waste bag to collect the chips. I have just subscribed to your channel though.
There are lots of options. My latest incarnation is a Dust Deputy 2 (I think) and a shop vac. It works great, doesn't fill the bags & I can use it on other machines. Thanks for subscribing!
You may want to consider a more substantial filter than a sock. The most dangerous dust generated in a wood shop is the extra fine dust that blows right through something like your makeshift filter.
The sock is long gone. Two or three upgrades later and I now have the planer hooked up to my shop vac via a Dust Devil II.
@@TheTrullGallery So no more Cyclone dust collector dumping into the bucket as shown in the video?? Just trying to understand. TIA.
@ashokmoghe8035 Nope, I've added a shop vac for additional suction. It also allows me to use the vac and separator on other machines!
muy bueno ingenioso y funcional
Trying to see everybody’s ideas on this machine before I modify mine, I think I may go this route
If you plane any quantity of boards at one time, this bucket is WAY too small to be efficient. Use a garbage can with a plywood lid and a garbage bag inside with a separator like this atop. You wheel the planer out to the middle of your shop probably anyway. The footprint that matters is storage footprint for your planer. I have a video of what I did and it works great. I'll post a link in a bit.
ruclips.net/video/yvAnkXKkc9c/видео.html
I've cleaned up the garbage can end of this setup a lot and use the same can and separator for the main dust collection also. I might make a new video on this after I get my house expansion done that has my shop a messy storage area right now...
haha great video, dying laughing. Copying your method looks cheap and easy. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed!
Thanks!
I like this design. I wonder if a layer of 1/4" plywood on the underside of the lid would stiffen up the lid to prevent any sagging?
It's worth a try. I think the bucket was just too thin though. The new bucket mentioned in the comments seems much sturdier.
Awesome. I've just bought this planer and I think I will build one similar, however I would prefer the dust collection to be mounted underneath your cart, so maybe a smaller bucket and that could be achieved. Would help with floor space. Any reason you chose not to do that? Thanks for the vid!
@@bromarbuildz-oy7ls I'd love to see what you come up with. There have been several updates since this video.
Thank you for the video, where did you buy the hoses and the adapter from the planner to the hose please. My planner did not have an adapter and I am trying to find the correct one. the opening at the planner Outside Diameter is big 2.75 inches and can not find anything that will fit as an adapter yet.
I'm pretty sure it was a set that came from Home Depot. It had several adapters.
Great idea. I currently have a Delta planer TP400LS. Have no idea how old it is...found it in my Dad's basement, and it doesn't have a chute to hook anything up and collect the chips. I plan on purchasing a Dewalt 735X planer as soon as Lowes gets them back in stock. I make epoxy boards, and when I run the boards through my planer, the epoxy chips make a mess. Do you think your collection system would do a good job of collecting the epoxy chips? Thanks!
Even using this set up and attaching my shop vac to the Dust Deputy I get some blow back when working. They say changing the cutter head out minimizes this but that's another $300+. I'll add it one day, I hope they're right. Whoever "They" are...
That sock will do just fine..
😅🤣😂 I've done an update or two since then.
Great solution. Would a hose from the bucket into a small secondary container containing water not only trap small dust particles but also to relieve the pressure?
I never thought of that. It seems like it should work. Try it out and let me know how it goes!
What brand of table saw is that … I like the compactness’
Thanks!
It's a Bosch. Their model 4100.
I have this planer and I am not a big fan, it would cost me about $500 to get the helical cutterheads, the hose of the dust chute is in the way, it pulls lots of amp, and now this 👆🏼
I am switching to Grizzly G0940 13" planer!
I copied your setup whitch worked initially but blowback set in.Must be something with my planer.Anybody want to buy aDewalt. 735?
Hello!! I have the DeWalt 734. So it didn't have the blower. This may still help?
If you use a shop vac and a dust separator together, it should work. Or at least help with the mess.
Hi very nice video and thanks for sharing your design along with glimpses of previous versions. Since this video is a couple of years old now do you have any more modifications or further improvements to this idea? Any tips/insights would be greatly appreciated. TIA.
The current "model" has the Dust Deputy 2 connected to my Shop vac on cart. I'm pretty sure I did a video on that update, too. The only other change was to run a copper wire from the coupling around all the flex hose terminated at a ground rod. I got static shocks one time, too many!
Here's the updated video, if you're interested. ruclips.net/video/OTSSFu7O8J8/видео.html
Thanks for a prompt response. Watched the newer video too 👍
Have the same planer and hooked up my deputy, no shop vac, kept popping the lid on the bucket, any suggestions?
Hey Wayne, I had the same problem until I replaced my cheap bucket with a heavy duty version with a locking top. I've been using it for months now and its holding up great. You can find it at www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DALHBHK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
They make steel, fiber and plastic barrels called "open top with clamping ring". You can get them used free or inexpensively in some areas. The food grade 55 steel barrels are not used for toxic contents and can provide a static ground path if used with HVAC ductwork. I found a 4 inch spiral adjustable dryer vent elbow that fits the Dewalt planer dust connection. You can get ideas at oneida-air website.
Do you think this would work with a Dustopper instead?
The theory is the same. It's certainly worth a shot. Just make sure your lid is secure. The planer puts out some air!
Thank you for the video. If all of the dust and chips go into the bucket, what is the purpose of the cyclone separator? In other words, why not go directly into the bucket? Thanks.
The separator is attached to my Shop Vac. If you run the hose from the planer to a bucket you'd need somewhere / some how for the excess air (from the built in blower) to get out of the bucket.
Oh, OK. In the video, the vac wasn’t connected, but I see how the sock/filter allows for the excess air to escape. Thanks again.
I forgot about the sock thing! I didn't keep that for too long. 🤣
Have you thought about using a heavy duty 20 gallon Brute trash can instead of the five gallon bucket? I'm thinking about using your system in that sized container. What do you think? I'm guessing it wouldn't need a base.
That should work fine. I just don't have the room for a bucket that large - yet.
How often does the sock clog up, if it does ?
I only used it for a few months before pulling it off and hooking up my shop vac. Apparently my socks aren't HEPA rated. It didn't clog while it was there though.
Curious why didn’t you just run hose direct to bucket, why did you need the dust deputy?
Initially there's too much air flow from the planer. All that air has to go somewhere. An update or two later and the Dust Deputy catches most of the chips before going into my shop vac.
@@TheTrullGallery as I was hitting send on prior comment said I should probably say add air vent but didn't. DW735 has a fan so no need for vacuum and all that you need to is add an elbow with sock on bucket for air to escape so bucket doesn't pressurize. I have a hose direct to 5 gallon with and air vent on top, super simple, fits under bench and works like a champ. Huge fan of the KISS method when I do things as long as I get the results
How do you fit dust port to DW735 ? It is too tight to put it in. 😂
The elbow that came with the kit was tight. I used a heat gun to soften the plastic. When it was soft enough, I was able to push it onto the planer adapter.
I’ll be honest…. I don’t understand the need for the Dust Deputy. My understanding is that is a dust separator that is intended to separate large particulates from entering a vacuum filter. In your case, there is no vacuum filter. So why use the dust separator?
At the time I was still using bags in my shop vac, and those things aren't cheap. The separator let me loose the bags and keep the shop vac filter clean. It's also easier to empty the separator than clean out my shop vac.
You forgot the vacuum fitted to the top of the bucket to make it a cyclone system.
I use it both ways. It seems equally effective either way, but the vac helps with the fine dust.
@@TheTrullGallery i dunno if your shop vac is some industrial beast or not, but my middle of the road one, connected directly to the chip port on the planer, over pressurizes an some chips an dust blow out around the top, even with a clean (not new, im cheap) filter. had no idea the exhaust on this thing would be so powerful. Unless the bucket leaks I cant see how that wouldnt still be a problem, at least with my vac. i usually work inside so the fine dust is kind of big deal to me. Whats your experience a year into using it, if you dont mind?
@@richardcagle5475 I have a large ShopVac, nothing fancy. I now run from the planer to a Dust Deputy 2.5 through a five gallon pail then to my Shop Vac. I still get some blow back and I fill my Shop Vac bag every few months, but my overall collection seems pretty good. I also work right by an open garage door & that may help...
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You kind of look like Steve buscemi and sound like him too
You're not the first to mention that. 😂