Large 12-1/2" x 16-1/2" hood opening makes this ideal for collecting dust from miter saws, lathes, radial arm saws, carving, sanding, and planers without hoods.
- Lightweight and portable; easy to position anywhere.
- With 3-7/8" OD port connection.
- Hood depth is 10-1/2".
- Plastic.
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Tabletop Dust Fitting
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Average Rating:
4.0
(24 customer reviews)
$25.99
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1) Submitted by
Paul Jacobson, from Cleveland, MO
on 6/21/2011
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This device has proven to be invaluable to me. My dust collection needs are very localized: I need to collect dust where I am doing intensive sanding with an orbital sander and nowhere else. I've been hefting around a bulky, heavy fan-driven dust filter box for years. Now all I have to do is plant this little x.0 oz. device attached to my shopvac right in front of my work, and, voila! It sucks up all that sanding dust in seconds.
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2) Submitted by
John, from Granbury, TEXAS
on 4/25/2011
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Great produce! The collection hood worked very well on my miter saw. The hood catches more dust than anything I tried in the past.I agree with Dave that diagrams and parts numbers would be very beneficial. I have purchased several DC fittings only to find they did not fit.
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3) Submitted by
David, from Avon Lake, OH
on 4/6/2011
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Worked well on a sliding miter saw with dust that was previously out of control. I built a bracket to attach it to the rails on the saw, so the "funnel" is always close to the blade and moves as the angle is changed. Works well a few feet from a 1.5HP dust collector, but wouldn't recommend much smaller. Still lose a little dust from below the fitting (working on that - the pink plastic sheet is "version 1"), and some is thrown forward and not collected. Overall a huge improvement.
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4) Submitted by
Dave Ferguson, from Cloverdale, CA
on 1/29/2011
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The product as pictured sitting on a bench top may be a bit impractical for most users as it would take up a lot of bench space. I mounted mine in the back of the bench top, allowing the back of the miter saw to sit over the opening. Along with a home made hood, this is a better use and allows the miter saw to sit deeper into the bench, taking less room.
It's a well-made product.
My only suggestion for this and other similar DC products is that Rockler would develop diagrams and parts numbers for DC fittings to run certain configurations of DC hook-ups whether a fixed system or with a quick disconnect for a shared dust collector.
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5) Submitted by
Steve, from Wyoming, MI
on 1/15/2011
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I have used this on my chop saw, the lathe, I built a frame onto my table where I have my planner, and as you know, planners make lots of chips, this works like a champ, collects over 95 % of the chips.
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6) Submitted by
Kerry Harrison, from Elk River, MN
on 12/28/2010
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Great product, I really like it. I use this hood behind my wood lathe and it works very well, especially while sanding. Plus I discovered sanding boards on the lathe bed in front of this hood with a random orbital sander provides virtually dust free sanding. My plan is to use another hood mounted on a board in such a way that the board can be easily clamped to the bench or other location as needed. FYI, I have a ClearVue cyclone system with LOTS of air volume.
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7) Submitted by
Antione Boyd, from Huntsville, AL
on 12/5/2010
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Even though it is not designed to support clamp on lights, I put one on the top and clamped the hood to a roller stand to collect dust behind my mini lathe and giving me light at the same time. It really has helped my breathing and asthma. I'm getting another one for my work bench for sanding.
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