Custom Sliding Dust Hood Rig
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2019
- I needed to upgrade my dust collection hood. I custom created a sliding, articulating dust hood rig. I have been ponding this current design for the last 6 months, and with my new lathe in the shop, I needed to make it a reality. As always, I hope you enjoy the video.
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Awesome! Love the sliding rail mount.
Thank you Carl! I really liked the monitor arm you used, nice design.
good idea to get rid of dust. It may need to be developed a little more. Thanks for sharing the details.
Thanks and for watching.
The fine dust from sanding on the lathe has been a big problem. I have tried many different set ups and failed every time. So finally after 6 years of frustration I made one of your set ups. I used electrical conduit and made the adjustable slide from maple. THe monitor attached to the big gulps....welll bye bye dust! I am so pleased. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
I am so glad to hear this. Thank you for watching my friend. Cheers!
Great project, thanks for posting it.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
That looks like a handy thing to have and very versatile. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Awesome design! Very, very creative! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you and for watching!
Very clever and well done! Thanks for sharing.
Farmercl's Woodshop Thank you and thanks for watching, I appreciate it.
Thanks for such an interesting and informative video! Certainly is a great demonstration of 'I can do this' that all woodturners/woodworkers/DIY'ers have!!! Now to take another looong look at my lathe/woodturning/dust collection systems! Safe woodturning ALWAYS to you and yours!
Kenn Harris Hi kenn, thanks for watching, I appreciate it. I sure do try to have a can do attitude. Lol safe turn to you as well!
I like how adjustable it is.
Thank you!
Nice job, great job of using the bits and pieces found in any workshop!
Thank you, and for watching!
Nice use of bits and pieces to make something you want! Thanks Speros👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Alan Mullock Hey, Thank you Alan.
Per some requests, I designed and created a custom sliding dust rid. I hope you like the jig and if you have any questions, just let me know. Also, dust hoods, are no substitute for also wearing a dust mask. In addition to dust collection you should always wear a good quality dust mask for protection. Thank you!
Great idea! I have mine attached to a portable roller stand sitting behind my lathe and it is constantly interfering with the movement of my banjo. I shall be following your example here. Thanks once again for sharing.
Darwin Paz Hi Darwin, thank you and for watching. So far it works great, if I need to change anything I will let everybody know. Cheers!
Awesome work indeed Spyros! 👍
Hey Kwstas, thank you my friend!
Very nice. Well done.
THANK YOU MY FRIEND!
Great ideas!
Thank you Carol!
Brilliant!
Thank you Doug!
Fine job there Speros ,good idea with the copper tube and electric box to make the slider and it could also be adapted to make a camera rig .
Nice one mate ,keep well and cheers, Bram
Hey Bram, thank you! So far it’s working well. I do want to try it out as a camera rig. Hopefully, the next video or two. Thanks as always my friend. Take care!
Fantastic idea. Bravo !!! I'm gonna do something similar, sir.
🙂👍🇨🇦
Thank you!
👍. Thanks for sharing
MITCHELL MANNING thank you for watching!
I need a pair of those safety boots😂👍
Lol steel toes
Hi Speros, do you have any items you can recommend for the top half of the rig? I have the wood board with the TV arm/dust hood mounted below. But I can't find anything like you used for the top half. Thank you!
Hi. You can use metal bars and drill holes, along with copper pipe and electrical boxes. I used what I had laying around. You could use pvc as well. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Buddy,
That is a monstrosity but l like it.
I know, it doesn’t look the best, but I like it too. It works. Lol thanks for watching!
No test run? 🤦🏻♂️
Must have forgot. You can watch most of my videos after and see it in action.
It's great to be praised for a brilliant build but lets see results before calling you briliant my guess is mostly a waste of time 90 % of dust is forced in front of the lathe and falls on the floor so I guess it was brilliant if your satisfied with 10% removal of chips or( dust if you will ) im sure it did well cleaning the banjo thanks
I’ve been using this dust hood for years off the arm and on, it works wonders. Is anything 100%, effective, no, does it help, absolutely. I’m not sure where your getting your dust collection information, but since I know from hands on, it works. Watch my other videos, even from years ago. The bags of fine dust that I empty from my dust hood is impressive. Chips fall on the floor, harmful dust can float then settle. If your so confidant that these don’t work then why are you watching these free dust videos? Also, I’m pretty sure I ever called myself brilliant.