Redneck Dust Cyclone System Using Household Dyson Vacuum

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If you're looking for a way to build a super cheap, but reliable dust cyclone system, look no further. You don't need expensive shop vacs or massive 100mm hoses. In this video, I give you a quick rundown of how easy it is to build a cheap dust cyclone system using a bog standard, household vacuum cleaner.
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@dougdavidson175 5 месяцев назад

I use a similar set-up 2 buckets £10 each mated head to head. Cyclone £20 at the top. Evolution mains powered wet/dry hoover £85. Pool sock over the filter £10 for pack o 10. Plumbed together with hose from blown-up shop vac. On a homemade cart. Cord, hoses, extension pipes and heads all on board. Hoover dumped daily when sanding or every other day when sawing. Take care & stay safe Josh & family.

@TheNaturalWorkshop 4 месяца назад

That's a clever set up, never thought of using 2 buckets together! How does the pool sock work out? Awesome ideas!

@dougdavidson175 4 месяца назад

@@TheNaturalWorkshop The sock does a decent job of keeping the filter pleats clear. So less banging it to open them up again. Easier to shake the sock clean.

@quirkygreece 5 месяцев назад

My shop vac turned its toes up in June last year and I couldn’t find one locally for a reasonable price, but I was in the middle of a massive clean up and I needed one. I was on the verge of buying one of the major brands, which wasn’t what I wanted but was the only one available at short notice . . . €300 for a blue vac that I knew I would regret as I really wanted a specific yellow one. Then, as if the God of woodwork had answered my prayers, I saw a small (20 litres) wet/dry vac in . . . wait for it . . . Lidl. Clearly not what I was looking for but hey, for under €40 I decided it would do as a stopgap until I bought the DeWalt model I really fancied. Here we are eight months later and I still use it every day. Is it as good as the yellow one? No. Is it as good as the blue one? Of course not. Does it do a job? You betcha - it powers a system a bit Heath Robinson, just like yours, and it’s possibly the best €40 I spent on shop equipment last year.

@TheNaturalWorkshop 4 месяца назад

Yeah I've been looking at those Lidl ones, quite impressed with the Lidl gear to be honest, just keeps going! Will have a look, thanks for the heads up!