3 & 5 HP Cyclone Dust Collector Comparison

Comparison of the 3 and 5 HP Cyclone Dust Collectors currently offered by Grizzly Industrial.
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[@DennisSantos]

Here's to an extremely detailed product presentation!

[@paulusandronicus]

Good presentation! Would the 3hp be enough for a 4x8 cnc router?

[@peterv4394]

How about a comparison of grizzlys 3hp single stage collector with the 3 hp cyclone?

[@paulusandronicus]

Thank you for the reply!

[@marichari5637]

paulusandronicus @ pep Demerit revere3

[@OscarMartinez-mo8bp]

I have a question:
What should I use cyclone, for a distance of 50 meters?

[@umeshjogad6280]

The SP for 5 HP Cyclone Dust Collector is 14, what is the unit inch WC or inch. Hg?
Please give the answer

[@DennisSantos]

I don't but appreciate the detailed demonstration.

[@ykmjc]

I purchased this but can't find any adapter to fit the 8 inch port coming off the machine. Grizzly does not carry either. Help!!!!

[@bepsoccer]

www.grizzly.com/search?q=(categoryid:800004), there is a 8" to 6" reducer as well as 8" pipe.

[@ykmjc]

thank you

[@grizzlymachines]

You can order the 8" port as a part from Grizzly. We carry most parts in stock or can get them if needed. Hope this helps. #Grizzlytools

[@ykmjc]

purchased and received your reducer. It does not fit. You reducer is only 7 7/8", the collector port is exactly 8 inches. Now what? Not happy again. Do not buy this reducer guys!!!

[@guixianggong8151]

Cyclone Dust Collector, simple and practical!

[@miteshrasal1940]

why not use fiber material to reduce weight ?, so can be used for small scale

[@NobodyHereCares]

That’s the smallest 55 gallon drum I’ve ever seen

[@Tuber_Ben_and_Cherry_Blossom]

Can I have one? I'll even have the 3hp. (just not the 1.5hp, I'm not a barbarian)