Overview
Separate large wood chips out of your system before they reach your dust collector. Two pairs of plastic elbow and coupler components serve as infeed and outfeed points when you install them on either end of a box, bin or other fixture you wish to use to catch large wood chips. This system will save wear and tear on your dust collector, and you won't have to empty it as often. The two coupler components fit standard 4" dust hose as well as the Dust Right® Handle system (22643, sold separately).
Go to the "Tech Spec" tab for a FREE downloadable plan for a Dust Separator Cabinet, plus instructions to build the Barrel Dust Separator shown above!
Tech Spec
| Brand | Dust Right |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 1.9700 |
What's included:
(2) Plastic Elbows
(2) Straight Couplers
(2) Circle Templates (for cutting holes)
Technical Downloads:
Reviews
Customer Reviews
18 Review(s)
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Posted April 7, 2014
Works great on a large fiber drum. Almost all of the shavings stay in the drum (as long as the drum is not too full -- but emptying the drum is much easier than emptying the dust collector bag).
If the top vents were 90 deg elbows (to eliminate hose pulling on the vents when using a large drum), this would be perfect -- still a 5 start product.
If the top vents were 90 deg elbows (to eliminate hose pulling on the vents when using a large drum), this would be perfect -- still a 5 start product.
Installed these on a 55 gallon...
Posted November 12, 2012
Installed these on a 55 gallon metal drum with tight fitting lid with closing band. I've emptied the drum three times and still have no appreciable dust in the plastic bag on my Jet DC1100C. Amazingly efficient product, it paid for itself the first time I didn't have to empty the dust bag. I've used other cyclones on smaller cans and wholeheartedly recommend using the largest vertical wall drum you can. Tapered trash cans are not nearly as efficient at letting material drop out of the vortex.
I had a 55 gallon drum...
Posted September 19, 2012
I had a 55 gallon drum with a metal top and a clamp on ring to hold the top on when the drum held industrial finish. It also had a seal inside the top. Like the others said, this thing really helped me keep from emptying my dust collector bag so often. I can unscrew the big bung and check the level of the chips with a "dipstick" and know when the empty the barrel. Of course the dust goes straight through the separator but that is to be expected. I have read where people have trashed a separator because the dust goes straight through and clogs their vacuum filter. This thing is called a separator because it is not designed to collect the dust. The main thing that makes this work is a good seal around the top. I highly recommend this to anyone who has a real dust collection system and uses it very often.
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