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Rockler Dust Right® 4'' Dust Separator Components, with FREE Downloadable Plan!

Item #: 34367

Prevents unnecessary damage to your dust collector by separating out large wood chips.



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Overview

Separate large wood chips out of your system before they reach your dust collector. One pair 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 (sold separately).

What's included

(2) Plastic Elbows
(2) Straight Couplers
(2) Circle Templates (for cutting holes)

Technical Details

  • Brand: Dust Right
  • Manufacturer Part Number: TADSC25-6
  • Weight (lbs): 1.9500

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Why did you choose this?
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Learning about dust separator and this was on sale
John B. H on Sep 11, 2016
Works as intended adding a second suction line to new vac
MARK L on Aug 22, 2016
Learning about dust separator and this was on sale
John B. H on Sep 11, 2016
Part of dust collection system
tom1100 on Aug 24, 2016
Works as intended adding a second suction line to new vac
MARK L on Aug 22, 2016
My dust collector keeps getting clogged with chips from my jointer and planer and I needed a way to separate out the larger chips from the dust.
Ron S on Aug 6, 2016
I need a bulk collection system
LYNN H on Aug 6, 2016
great reviews on google about how well it worked.
Matt M on Jul 18, 2016
dust collection project
Howard L on Jul 9, 2016
Simple to use
WAYNE H on Jun 20, 2016
Easy set up and space saver in the shop.
Robinson V on May 29, 2016
for my dust collector
MICHAEL H on May 23, 2016
only place I found this set-up
Gary C on May 20, 2016
Dust Collection System
William A Safieh J on May 18, 2016
economical way to handle dust
Ronald P on Apr 30, 2016
make cleaning and operation of dust collector more efficient and easier to clean out, rather than removing plastic bag more oftan.
Anthony G on Apr 19, 2016
CONVERT TO DUAL STAGE DC
WILLIAM C on Apr 16, 2016
Building dust collection system for shop renovation
Matteo A on Apr 16, 2016
wanting to make a thein cyclone separator...these seem ideal for that use....
Tim H on Apr 12, 2016
Need to separate dust better
Tom K on Apr 6, 2016
Perfect for what i need. I happen to have a 30 gallon cardboard barrel as well :)
Patrick J K on Apr 4, 2016
Needed it.
Bruce S on Mar 14, 2016
hope to stop collector from clogging
John Z on Mar 8, 2016
fitting up the shop
Carl S on Mar 7, 2016
Im building a vacume system for my shop
Frances L T on Feb 22, 2016
To keep from stopping up my dust collector inlet
Eugene H on Feb 22, 2016
Tired of my dust collector plugging up with green shavings from my wood turning of green bowls. This solves that problem.
Richard G on Feb 20, 2016
needed them
Mr. Bill L on Feb 4, 2016
planning a larger dust collection system.
JOSEPH A on Feb 3, 2016
Building a dust collection system for my very small
shop.
Richard D on Feb 3, 2016
I just got a DustRight dust collector, and I want to turn an old drum into a cyclone to reduce the amount of material that makes it into the collector bag, and help protect the collector from large chips.
Jeff P on Jan 29, 2016
dust collection system
Larry on Jan 28, 2016
Recommended by Rockler, for a dust collection unit
James F. S on Jan 12, 2016
good ,30 gallon can lid type works the best
andy v on Jan 10, 2016
to build dust separator to control dust in shop
William H on Jan 8, 2016
installing a new dust collection system
Mike B on Jan 8, 2016
I want something between the Lathe and the dust collector.
Christian J on Dec 14, 2015
Already have a barrel with lid, so just need to drill two holes and mount 90's.
Dennis N on Dec 13, 2015
This looked like the best option for making a dust separator .
ERIC H on Dec 13, 2015
Have 55 gal drums for dust collection. Will use 2 in line to catch most if not all dust.
B I on Dec 2, 2015
For a Thein Separator. Wish these were available as a single pair of components rather than two pairs.
James W on Nov 22, 2015
Looks like the best option for my needs, and very easy to implement!
Mark W on Nov 13, 2015
I need it for my dust collecting system, may buy more.
Rick L on Nov 4, 2015
looks like what I need
William L on Sep 29, 2015
Thinking if I set this up it will save a lot of wear and tear on our fabric bags, and Maybe they will get emptied more often.
Dusty4510 on Sep 28, 2015
To collect larger chips from lathe, table saw & router.
Kirk M on Sep 24, 2015
I want to try this on my dust collection system so that I can avoid emptying my bag as often
TomG on Aug 26, 2015
I have a drum & lid and this will sit right next to my Dust Right collector.
Rob L on Aug 12, 2015
Very handy
Alfonso J on Aug 12, 2015
Needed for finishing up a dust separator for the dust collection system in my shop. Product was the best option available without having to cobble together parts ordered separately.
Roger T on Jul 16, 2015
To work with the DustRight dust collector
Frank D on Jul 15, 2015
had cardboard barrel needed to improve dust collection
Bill M on Jul 15, 2015
Part of dust collection system
tom1100 on Aug 24, 2016
My dust collector keeps getting clogged with chips from my jointer and planer and I needed a way to separate out the larger chips from the dust.
Ron S on Aug 6, 2016
Where can i purchase the round cardbrd container you preview in your dust collection ad ?
Robert O on Sep 17, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I use a 13 gal, 1 HP portable dust collector and a 55 gal plastic drum that I got from the local car wash, had to cut the plastic top off and replace it with a plywood top and put sealant around it to seal it properly. I have used this for about a year now with no problems except the wait time for the sealant to set. Also had to cut a sight window in the drum to check the fullness of the drum. I used the 4 inch connectors, works great on my planer, I also have the small tool hose kit to use with my sanders.
Where flexible hoses are attached to the outside of the box Item #: 34367?
jorge humberto s on Mar 30, 2016
BEST ANSWER: If you refer to the free plans directions are included. Draw your pattern for the hose usong your own supplied fitting. If you use the lid with the large can idea then trace the line for the output in the same manner. Many combinations of hose are possible so the hole size is determined by you. Hope this helps. Mine works great attached to a 4 inch system i have also used my 2 and 1/4 vac with it with smaller fittings.
Would this work with 6" hoses, couplerscouplers, etc?
Toby H on Mar 21, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Really don't they would as well, you would have to put 4 to 6 inch reduces on them. Think it would reduce their affective Ness of the application
Will this work with a 20 gal tub instead of a 30 gal tub?
J T J on Aug 31, 2016
BEST ANSWER: That depends on a few things. How they work is simple. Dirty air enters the tub inline with the inner radius of the tub which will cause the air to swirl. If the system is properly balanced, the debris will loose elevation and pass below the exhaust fitting. If the air flow is too high, some of the debris will be exhausted and some will remain. So the capacity of the tub doesn't matter as much as the diameter of the tub and the volume of air that will enter and exhaust the tub. I wish these fittings had provisions to lower the intake by a half of a foot which would help alleviate problems due to small diameter containers and/or more powerful air pumps. I hope this helps you find the answer. So I guess the answer might be....the capacity of the drum will dictate how often you have to dump it and the radius will determine how good of a job it does.
Hope this helps
Does the debris container need to be as air tight as possible in order for the suction to be effective?
Courtney W on Sep 24, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Yes as air tight as possible, any air leak means less suction at the hose. The one I have works very well. Hope this helps.
Can this be converted to 6" inlet and outlet?
Steve F on May 24, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes, with an adapter, but I don't think it would be very effective. It would be easier to build a can with 6" fittings.

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This product easily turns your one...
This product easily turns your one stage vac to a two stage vac. The only modification that I would make is have the top of the intake vent turned at a 90 degree angle so your hose will not have that bend out the top. Less torque on your hose. You could also add a swivel piece to again reduce twisting torque on your hose as you use it.
January 18, 2011
I used the biggest wheeled square...
I used the biggest wheeled square trash can Wal-Mart sells, and this set up works great! the chips from my lathes seperate fine, and my dusk collector is only collecting the finest dust. My only regret is finding the stickers AFTER I had cut the holes in the lid. Bet that makes the whole process much easier...
February 26, 2011
The best thing you can get for your dust collector
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.
April 7, 2014
Works Great!
I have a very small shop so I made a Thien baffle for a 20 gallon trash can. It wasn't very efficient with the smaller can so I decided to order this basic cyclone. I am super impressed. I haven't had any chips go past it yet and very little dust has made it to the bag. I would highly recommend it. My only improvement suggestion would be that they have 90 degree elbows to make it easier to connect the hoses with no stress.
September 18, 2014
excellent way to separate chips from dust
I read many articles on dust collection before I decided what to do. When I bought my dust collector I ordered the Rockler Dust Separator components. I had the DC system operating before I assembled a separator. I noticed that the DC would pick up big chips that sometimes clogged the DC inlet. This means having to stop the DC and clear the chips.

I searched for a better container than the fiber board barrel and came away with nothing so I bought the recommended barrel. I then assembled the components following the Rockler instructions. It was easy and works well. I think I may have lost a little suction but the DC now only gets fine dust and everything else ends up in the barrel which is easy to open and empty (and occasionally pick out things I didn't want picked up).

The only thing I did different from the Rockler instructions was to spray truck bed liner on the inside of the barrel. I had no previous experience with these barrels and wanted to minimize any erosion and noise. I am not sure that was worth it but it doesn't hurt.

The components are well made, sturdy and fit really well. I recommend these to anyone who wants to build an easy separator.
June 7, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Perfect Solutions!
This additions as been in my shop for nearly 3 years and I have yet to have to empty my plastic bag on the HF Dust Collector with the Wynn 35A Filter. I use a 30 gallon plastic drum that I picked up at a local car-wash and after cutting out the top of the drum I cut a 1/2 in plywood to fit in the top. I was planning on having to put some door foam around the edge for a seal but the top fit so snuggly that it has not been needed. I've probably dumped the drum a few dozen times and only have about a foot of dust in the bottom of the plastic bag. I've cleaned the inside of the filter a few times but it never really needed it. Dumping the drum is simple as there is no permanent or even temporary clamping. Just lift the insert and dump.
July 19, 2015
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
I put my separator together this...
I put my separator together this afternoon using a 40gal fiber drum I got for $11.00 from a shipping supplies recycler. This product works great. The only problem is the supplied instruction sheet shows the airflow coming out of both fittings but since I didn't need to read the instructions I didn't pay attention to the drawing until after I completed the assembly. A 5 star product.
February 16, 2011
These ports are the perfect in...
These ports are the perfect in and out for dust collection. Cut hole with jigsaw in flat surface container of any material and screw these in. Much better seal than the jury-rigged setup I had. Only problem you'll have is finding a trash can with enough flat surface on the lid to mount both ports. on 5/14/2012Have two sets of these, garage for jointer and planer, in the shop for everything else. Excellent and simple to install with jig saw. Traced the threaded part to size the opening on the lid and added a bit of tub seal to stop all leaks. Started with trash cans, but they leak suction and can't really be sealed. Ordered 2 30 gal fiber drums and the suction more than doubled. Drums come with plastic liner, which got sucked into exhaust port so don't use it. Hint, I added a right angle quick connect item 34432 to the intake port and added a swivel then crossed the quick connect back over the top to stabilize the whole rig when I drag the long 4 in hose from machine to machine in my smallish shop. A 30 gallon drum is good for a small shop, but they also have up to 55 gallon for a larger shop. These separator parts make dust collection much easier and more effective.
January 11, 2011
Works Great
Some of the reviews get into the details of containers and design. I built a 26" cube out of 1/2" plywood (made sure there are no gaps in the seams), hinged the top and trimmed the underside of the top with weather stripping to make a seal. Works great - I don't know if I've lost suction ( I guess I must have given the physics of extra hoses and the 26x26 box that the air passes through), but I find the floor sweep is working PERFECTLY. Anything made of wood gets sucked up, nails stay behind. This may change when I seal the floor sweep to the floor - right now it's just sitting. My dust collector is Harbor Freight "70 gal. Industrial 5 Micron Dust Collector" and works fine with the Rockler accessories.
December 29, 2014
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
I used to have one of...
I used to have one of those plastic garbage can lids with the 2 holes in it attached to my Jet DC1100A dust collector with added filter canister, and it held some of the chips, but not many. And if left to run without pulling dust, the collector eventually pulled everything out of the can. Then I added this system to a 30 gal fiber drum and it held almost all of the shavings that came from jointing/planing a few boards. Only the dust went into the collector bag. What a huge difference! The 4.5" hole recommended seemed a little large, so I traced the outside of a piece of the 4" PVC sewer pipe I used to put my dust collection system together, and cut just outside the line with a jig saw. It made for a perfect fit. I highly recommend adding this system to your dust collector. It's much easier to empty than the dust collector bag.
February 5, 2012

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