CNC Dust Collection part 2

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In this part of the story, I connect a 6 inch dust collection line from the dust collector to the CNC spindle. I am taking a lot of care to make sure the transitions in the pipe are as smooth and sweeping as possible in order to keep the airflow up. I have made an arm above the CNC machine that will allow the dust collection pipe to follow the spindle in an arc. In the future, I plan to have 12 feet of movement in the CNC. The moving arm will allow the dust collection to follow the spindle with that much movement.
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@twilliamson3 7 лет назад

Sometimes you go down the rabbit hole and have to find a new way out..Great job Frank.

@frankmakes 7 лет назад

ha ha, true

@greg76543210 7 лет назад

And we all benefit from that way out for sure. Thanks Frank!

@Relfy75 7 лет назад

Spot on, good job Frank. Love your vids.

@bcsuda 7 лет назад

Wow! It is always a treat when one of your videos comes up and this did not disappoint. The way you problem solve is so impressive. Thank you for sharing and all the best in your continued builds!

@servant74 7 лет назад

I am continually amazed at your ingenuity. Thanks for keeping us in the loop!

@fynbo1007 7 лет назад

It look fantastic, I love the way you made the solution. Thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family

@bucknaked31 7 лет назад

Unbelievable! Your videos are awesome... You don't just make working shop tools and such... they are works of art... thank you so much!

@craigallan4322 7 лет назад

Frank really impresive work. Problem solving provides a lot of satisfaction.

@greg76543210 7 лет назад

Very cool engineering with the additional wheels. My first thought was a small lip on the original beam, but the way you ended up doing is much smoother; very similar to a roller coaster As always, great content! It's always cool to see guys like you using a tool to make improvements for that same tool. For whatever reason I get a huge kick out of that.

@frankmakes 7 лет назад

Thanks! as long as it doesn't become self aware

@greg76543210 7 лет назад

The day you get a 3D printer sky net will definitely be online.

@hackneysaregreat 7 лет назад

It is already, definitely a mind of its own...:-)

@BoomerKeith1 7 лет назад

Frank - You may want to invest in one of those baby cams that you can leave in the shop at night...just in case it does become sentient. At least you'll have a head start before the inevitable war against the machines.

@JohnHughes2002 7 лет назад

Sooner Keith it's the radial arm saws that worry me!

@xWoodenLeafx 7 лет назад

I love the videos from you working on functional pieces. Very elegant solution- the eye for design you keep in mind on even functional parts like this is very pleasing

@SimoSimo-xm9de 7 лет назад

I'm gonna just say it, I love u sir, you are an inspiration

@DerekCadmus 7 лет назад

That you were able to turn this out in the timeframe you did is simply baffling. I'm still trying to wrap my head around what you did and realize the time it would take me to engineer each piece, you were able to complete the project and edit video. Respect!

@nairbllebpmac4179 7 лет назад

Another wonderful video Frank! I love your on-the-fly solutions. This is one reason of many why you are the G-D-Man!

@johnsalmon1792 7 лет назад

Excellent problem solving , Frank...I'm in awe of your skills.....

@SmokeFlame1 7 лет назад

Always a delight to watch your videos and see how you solve problems.

@danrodcard 7 лет назад

who in the world dislike this video, Even if it is in the difficult or the wrong way it is a piece engineering that becomes art. thank you for showing your work

@tatanan096 7 лет назад

You could use non-flexible 4 inch hoses and fix the adaptor to the machine. I think that would be a little neater and it might improve the airflow even more. Anyway, its a nice design (although maybe a little bit over-engineered :) ).

@nevermindthebull0cks 7 лет назад

That's what I did. I have a 3 foot chunk of 4" pvc Coming from my dust boot and the hose clamps to it. The pvc just slips onto the dust boot nipple so I can just pull it off and clean my table/floor with it real quick. It was kind of a accident that I did it in the first place, but It's really handy.

@frankmakes 7 лет назад

Yes, I was thinking that would be the next step.

@bradsimpson8724 4 года назад

I've watched every one of your build videos surrounding your shop and tools, as it's providing me a great deal of inspiration for my own dream shop. And I have to say, your narrative style is excellent. Very calm, relaxed, concise, and clear. I find these videos were very relaxing to watch, and gave me a clearer head about how I could go about certain things. Thanks, Frank.

@Sludgepump 7 лет назад

It's always such a pleasure to watch you figure this stuff out Frank! Terrific video!

@vijayb7268 7 лет назад

Frank, your best shop improvement project till date. Even though I could never make many of your projects, it gives me immense pleasure watching you make these projects. I thank Mathias a lot for finding you on youtube. You are one of the best in you tube wood working community, if not the best. God bless you and your family frank. Keep your videos coming. Thank you so much for what you do on you tube. Vijay.

@DontTreadOnMeToo 7 лет назад

your narration is fabulous...I appreciate watching you solve the problem...plus, I'm glad you are on our side...really smart fellow

@mikebMN 7 лет назад

Great work Frank! Too many people would rather have functionality and sacrifice quality. What I love about your projects is you provide the expected functionality while exceeding the required quality of work.

@londontrada 6 лет назад

Im really enjoying your videos. I think a lot of people outside the engineering world assume that a skillful builder/engineer gets it right first time but this is rarely the case. A lot of youtubers dont help this by obviously editing out all the problem solving along the way and just showing a seamless journey. I really enjoy the aspect of overcoming problems and that is where the real lessons are learned.

@LeviShores 7 лет назад

Reminds me so much of the captive round pipe and wheel design of roller coasters. Nice work!

@jessjulian9458 7 лет назад

You continue to amaze me. It is refreshing to see an architect design a project and implement it. As a retired Engineer, that almost never happened. I love your videos. Thanks for sharing your talent.

@gregaltenhofel7326 7 лет назад

Of all the dust collection systems I've seen on RU-vid. Yours is far and away the most bad ass system.

@byonbill9499 7 лет назад

When you made the first video about the CNC machine I commented that I was going to be very interested in seeing how you would solve the dust collection problem. After watching this video I am really impressed. It looks like this will be a very efficient solution. Looking forward to seeing that boom swinging around as it does it's job in up coming videos.

@MRrwmac 7 лет назад

Not only was it extremely innovative and functional, you can now see the dust collection through the plastic. Excellent engineering to function! And mostly done 12 ft from the floor on ladders on top of the CNC.

@OddJobsWorkshop 5 лет назад

I'll keep it short and simple...you are an extremely brilliant individual Frank!

@edadpops1709 7 лет назад

I love the way you build so you can modify at a later date.solid mounting minimal glue or screws

@BestUnderPressure 7 лет назад

At the end of your videos you say "Thanks for Watching". Thank you for making these awesome videos. I loved watching the process.

@theyodaman82 7 лет назад

It's video's like this one of yours that I love the most. Your ability to come up with solutions for your problems is amazing. Back when I was in middle school I struggled with story problems in math class. Your video's are like story problems in video form, which I comprehend much better. Nice work.

@BoomerKeith1 7 лет назад

Sometimes I'll see a video Frank posts and it'll be on some project I don't think I'll find any interest in (like the rainfall collection and this one), but since it's Frank I always give it a view and every time I'm amazed by how much I enjoyed the content!

@jporterfield 7 лет назад

Sooner Keith Yep. I agree. I'll start watching something I'm sure I have no interest in be fascinated every time...and to the end!

@BoomerKeith1 7 лет назад

Yep, it's happened more than once with Franks videos. I guess that's the mark of a good RU-vidr.

@p3t3rjhackett 7 лет назад

Hell of a project Frank. Well engineered.

@mmd1957 7 лет назад

I really admire your abstract vision of how to solve these problems in your workshop. I will just stick with the brush and dustpan!

@jmklamm 7 лет назад

Have a great 4th Frank. Thanks for the great content!

@matzoman3401 7 лет назад

genuine desgin! thanks for all the idas that totally popped up in my head for my own cnc!

@KenColangelo 7 лет назад

You are operating on a whole different level man. The difference between your skills and mine is like throwing a bullet versus shooting it out of a gun. You. The. Man.

@louiscritchie 7 лет назад

Wow, great work again Frank.

@kevingerlach7517 7 лет назад

Frank. I love the way you find a solution to a problem. It may not be the solution for Everyone. But it is simple and imaginative for what you have around your shop. I enjoy watching you work and am glad you are a Fellow Oregonian. Keeping it simple and down to earth. I look forward to your videos and hope you continue to enjoy sharing them. From a Fellow Oregonian in Hillsboro, OR Kevin Gerlach

@frankmakes 7 лет назад

+Kevin Gerlach thanks

@brianmyers5445 6 лет назад

Thanks, Frank. I got a couple of good ideas from this for my dust collection. I have had a CNC router shop for 20 years and do contract work, so I have cut tons (literally) of Baltic birch and other plywood. I always cut my plywood conventionally rather than climb. I get a much better edge finish. When I cut solid wood, the climb cut gives the best finish. To avoid having to sand as much on your ply, try a conventional cut next time.

@naybobdenod 7 лет назад

Nice job Frank. Your videos are always a pleasure. Greetings from the UK.

@sidmatheny8500 7 лет назад

That turned into a major project but you sure did a wonderful job getting it completed Frank.

@uknowulikethat4042 7 лет назад

I have to admit it Frank, I was lost when you were describing what you were doing but it looks super cool. great work as usual.

@jz8804 7 лет назад

What an ingenious solution. Really nice.

@OOOHBILLY 6 лет назад

Really cool design. Like a rollercoaster.

@jonathan__g 7 лет назад

Fascinating stuff Frank. Keep up the good work.

@jbrito2699 7 лет назад

Another amazing work, Frank let mi tell you, I'm going "steal " your idea for my CNC dust collector ☺️

@Alanbataar 7 лет назад

That looks like a very satisfying project! Thanks for another interesting video.

@Flamxzec 7 лет назад

Yay! A new video! I always enjoy your videos so much. Thanks!

@DonCheke 7 лет назад

Very impressive design and operation!

@rickmccaskill7888 4 года назад

Really great design. Need to do that on my CNC. Thanks for the ideas.

@AndreaArzensek 7 лет назад

Not only works great but looks great as well! I really enjoyed problems and solutions you've found and solved! Cheers

@ecrusch 7 лет назад

Pretty ingenious Frank.

@edstengel2495 7 лет назад

Great planning and execution. My hat is off to you.

@TheMuzShop 7 лет назад

Very clever design. Looks like it's going to workout great.

@FredMcIntyre 7 лет назад

Awesome job Frank! 👍👊

@bartoszpucilowski4051 7 лет назад

fantastic!!! that's looking good Frank

@CampMacduff 7 лет назад

Frank all your videos are totally epic, but this design is straight up macgyver level 42.. totally cool!

@samuelhaworth2173 7 лет назад

.great video Frank! you have great vision and can re-engineer on the go . thanks for putting out great content!

@troppysholzhuette 7 лет назад

Frank an excellent idea with your extraction for the CNC

@jimsweatt5378 7 лет назад

Very nice video Frank! Always look forward to a new one. I'm about to put dust collection piping in my shop but I don't have a CNC so the drill press and radial arm saw will be the biggest challenges for me. Thank you!

@danielbedford6539 7 лет назад

Just as aways. you make brilliant things with beautiful video. much love.

@specialk22tt 7 лет назад

Clever design. Nice job.

@samaker4 7 лет назад

Best type of engineering is over engineering. Nice one Frank

@benzmansl65amg 7 лет назад

Great job Frank

@matthewmclaren9353 7 лет назад

Pretty awesome Frank!

@CHIC1957 7 лет назад

Amazing build and i wish i had a shop that size.

@marpa0 7 лет назад

Nice work Frank! Thanks for the video!

@giorgos424 7 лет назад

WoW!! I really like your style!!!

@BruceAUlrich 7 лет назад

Really inventive design. Great job!

@moritzkockritz5710 7 лет назад

This seems unnecessarily complicated... And I love it :)

@archbishop8719 7 лет назад

Thats awesome, Frank!

@mo-ni 7 лет назад

Beautiful shop.

@turnerscorner9516 7 лет назад

Attention to detail as always 👍

@lukasswann 7 лет назад

Awesome build!

@JontyAshWoodworks 5 лет назад

What a great video, thanks Frank - that was educational. I've got a little workbee machine but similar issue with the dust extraction so I feel a little project coming on! Thanks again :)

@nz_ 7 лет назад

Great job frank

@waynenocton 7 лет назад

Not that you need to hear it from me but what a great job. Inspiring!

@josephbert1 7 лет назад

Good stuff Frank.

@Dobbo2958 7 лет назад

Great video as usual thanks for all your time ....

@tomdenny8507 7 лет назад

I have been a subscriber for quite some time and I eagerly look forward to each video you make, and you have made some awesome videos but for some reason this one caught my interest like no others have done and I'm not sure why. Thank you for another great video. Great job with the ducting as well.

@schwarzermoritz 7 лет назад

Always great to have a Frank makes video in the feed! This does indeed feel like overkill. You would probably have been fine with a loop of pipe drooping down to almost the floor with the gantry in the middle of the table, held up by an arm on the gantry.

@CharlesGinzel 7 лет назад

pretty cool Frank!

@wojciechlipinski7258 7 лет назад

nicely presented ideas. I enjoyed watching it. Well done sir :)

@GregsGarage 7 лет назад

I like seeing the mid-build change order come through. :D

@SciPunk215 7 лет назад

I love the combination of planning and trial and error. Measure 15 time, cut 43 times. :)

@reeceroehsler2914 7 лет назад

That's so creative and awesome

@BillySnowball 4 года назад

I beams have terrible torsional stiffness, a similar box beam would've been much stiffer. Live and learn. Cool stuff Frank

@T70781 7 лет назад

I always like to see how you solve problems. Nice build. Just a little info about collecting fine dust... the fine dust is much easier to catch than the larger particles because the fines carry much less momentum and are easily entrained in the air stream. Chips require higher air velocity for capture. I capture 100% of the fine particles with less than 100 cfm using a shop vac with the power turned down via PWM to lower noise and a dust shoe (verified using a laser particle counter). I would imagine that your setup should catch all the particles, large and small, with the flow rates you should have as long as the dust shoe doesn't have too much pressure drop.

@jeffeberl12 7 лет назад

BUT, with the bristles, the big chips lose their velocity fast when they hit the outside.

@T70781 7 лет назад

Jeff Eberl Yeah... that's why they are there. Without the bristles, most of the small particles would be captured but almost none of the larger ones.

@kevinh3979 5 лет назад

thanks for letting us all know about your knowledge.

@Reconbox1001 7 лет назад

Holy moly..... well done!!!

@natansouza1887 7 лет назад

as always...Very good The Second suport with wheel got better

@tomyost481 7 лет назад

Absolutely Outstanding. I need one too!!

@henryworkswoodandmetal 7 лет назад

more great stuff !!!! never disappointed, always amazed !!!

@scrach 7 лет назад

I am a sheet metal worker, and I approve of your work ;) ....

@frankmakes 7 лет назад

ha! thanks.

@TheOneWhoMightBe 7 лет назад

Some pretty clever engineering on display here. Nice job, Frank! And here I am today unable to put dados in the right place on three sheet of ply.

@richardshaw3094 7 лет назад

You need to patent that. Nice job. Love your videos

@dannymistry2751 7 лет назад

Multi talented Frank

@clintbartenstein6876 7 лет назад

So cool! awesome job

@isaacgilmour6063 7 лет назад

Just because I've not seen it elsewhere. The reason it fell off the track is because when the extraction is on you're basically pulling the whole tube in the other direction to the airflow. It compressed at the flexable section and pulled it off the track. Apart from that. Its a pretty good solution to the dust problem.