How To Assemble 2022 C|Flux Dust Collectors | Classic Machinery 

I wish I had watched this video BEFORE I assembled mine!

I'm about 3/4 the way finished assembling my new 3HP model and this video has been a godsend!! Thanks!

I viewed this before starting to assemble my C/Flux 1 , and it gave me a serious panic attack. The unit in this video is WAY taller than the 68" height listed on your website, and I was worried it wouldn't fit in my workshop, after waiting weeks for delivery and having already discarded my old collector. It took me a little digging to discover you are showing the assembly of the much bigger older brother to my model. You could have saved me a lot of anxiety by saying that at the beginning of the video.

notes from assembling cflux 1: 1. the leg reinforcing brackets cover the levers for the can. it would be wise to either install those before the leg reinforcement brackets, or wait to install said brackets. 2. the lid that attaches to the cyclone is *not* symmetric, the port-hole goes to the back.

great instructions.

Just a couple of comments on his installation instructions versus the manual. At 35:40 the instructions in the manual state the bolts go the opposite direction the guy is showing in the video. I assume the manual is more practical for not puncturing the inner bag, but it looks better from the outside how he is doing it. Also, at 36:18 he shows inserting the bolt into the handle from the inside and placing the acorn nut inside the handle on the outside. Again, the manual states to do the opposite. Two problems with that is: 1) the acorn nut spins inside the hole of the handle because it is an indented area where you can't put a wrench on the nut and 2) if you insert the bolt from the outside like the manual states, the head of the bolt is too large to drop down inside the indented area and thus the supplied 3/4" bolt is too short to put the acorn nut on the inside. I had to go to HD and buy a 3/4" bolt with smaller head. One other small issue I had is the free-floating switch box. I only mention these two items because I wanted to make sure the nuts and bolts on the inside of the drum did not have anything sharp that might tear the bag. Minor issues, I know and not a knock on the rest of the machine.

I didn't see a timestamp for the "mental breakdown and gratuitous use of profanity" part of the assembly. 😁 Glad to see that it's been refined.

Is it me or my system? I'm trying to listen to him and the music is too loud; he's just a quiet interruption.