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Dovetail Jig Dust Collector

Rockler Dust Collector for Rockler Dovetail Jigs

Item #: 22224

Cutting dovetails creates huge amounts of dust—this attachment cuts it off at the source, keeping your lungs, hair and pockets happily dust free.

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Overview

Finally, an affordable dust collection attachment for your Rockler dovetail jig! You don't have to spend hundreds of dollars to get dust collection with a dovetail jig. Our revolutionary new dust collector eliminates virtually all the dust created when cutting dovetails. It easily attaches to Rockler's dovetail jigs (both new and old!) and a shop vacuum or dust collection system to provide you with a clean cutting area and safe working conditions.


Features:
  • Easily attaches to Rockler's dovetail jigs
  • Built-in 2-1/4" port fits most shop vac hoses (not included)
  • Sliding baffle directs the dust collection to where the dovetails are being cut
  • Sweep brush adjusts to provide a complete seal for stock thicknesses of 1/2" up to 1-1/8"
  • Contains the dust while allowing the bit to travel through without damage
  • Two extra long 4" knob posts make adding your dust collector shroud easy
  • Built-in 2-1/4" port fits most shop vac hoses (not included)
  • For older Rockler dovetail jigs with 4-screw side stops, conversion kit #25174 is required (Sold out and no longer available)
  • Patent pending

What's included

(1) Rockler Dust Collector for Rockler Dovetail Jigs

Technical Details

  • Mounting Hole Center to Center: 13-1/8''
  • Diameter: ~3/8''
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Weight (lbs): 2.9500
  • Type: Dovetailing

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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
Fits my Rockler dovetail jig
Tom on Aug 8, 2017
SALE PRICE
Jimme E on Feb 15, 2017
Fits my Rockler dovetail jig
Tom on Aug 8, 2017
My dove tail produces a lot of dust...This should minize it if it fits...according to reviews it does
Erik J on Apr 24, 2017
SALE PRICE
Jimme E on Feb 15, 2017
THIS HAD GREAT REVIEWS. WHEN I MAKE DRAWERS I USE DOVETAIL JOINTS AND IT MAKES A LOT OF DUST TO VAC UP. THIS WILL MAKE THAT JOB GO AWAY.
MICHAEL S on Feb 10, 2017
Christmas Gift
Stephanie H on Dec 16, 2016
I'll use it for dust collecting in PORTER-CABLE dovetail jig.
My jig is not Rockler's, so it may not be suitable for my jig.
I know it, but it is my responsibility.
Huido P on Dec 8, 2016
Less mess
Marc L on Dec 8, 2016
Need to be able to control workshop dust
Oakley S on Nov 28, 2016
My husband asked for it for x-mas.
Kathryn W on Nov 26, 2016
i'm tired of dust showers
James e on Nov 21, 2016
To help minimize dust when using the router jig.
James L on Sep 22, 2016
Keeps the mess down .
Patrick W on Sep 12, 2016
Hope to jury-rig for Porter-Cable 4216
ERNEST S on Aug 27, 2016
More waste of money.
mick e on Jun 25, 2016
I chose this because, it came with the Jig when it was no sale.
Henry K on Jun 4, 2016
It was a packaged deal.
Jeremy W on May 31, 2016
My husband has the Dovetail Jig and the dust was an issue. Saw the dust collector and read the reviews and decided it would be a good purchase
liz k on May 28, 2016
This fit my older Rockler dovetail jig (blue) perfectly and I have a LOT of dovetails to cut so this should make a dramatic improvement in shop cleanliness.
Myeloman on Apr 11, 2016
Making dovetails requires close proximity, did not want to breathe all that fine dust.
Buster on Apr 6, 2016
To go with my new t track.
Kirk H on Mar 26, 2016
to go with jig
Paul on Mar 10, 2016
Needed a way of collecting the large amount of dust created while routing
Allan C on Mar 7, 2016
same as above.
Merland R on Feb 23, 2016
works on my big band saw too. ( custom install by me.
Paul W on Feb 5, 2016
Good amount of dust in my shop comes from routing. Have a good vacuum system but no way to attach to dovetail jib w/out the ordered item
Thomas W. H on Feb 5, 2016
Price
Donald M on Feb 4, 2016
Keep it clean, or maybe just don't want to have to clean as much when the job is done
Floyd F on Feb 3, 2016
Price, availability
Glen P on Jan 30, 2016
dust collection on a horizontal jig
Larry on Jan 28, 2016
I used it for a router jig I use for flattening end-grain cutting boards. It worked perfectly, I wish I got two when they were on sale.
Emad A on Jan 27, 2016
needed it to complete use of jig
rpuent@merr.com P on Dec 30, 2015
Project needs.
Daniel V on Dec 30, 2015
Because it will work with the Rockler Dovetail Jig we got and we want to keep the sawdust down as much as we can, as we will be using the jig to make many, many drawer sides.
Carol H on Dec 27, 2015
Have one of your dove tall system. The price was right so I bought the dust control.
Robert C on Dec 24, 2015
I have your dovetail jig and needed the dust collector
Michael C on Dec 19, 2015
Help keep work area clean, & 55% off
Alton W on Dec 17, 2015
Saves on allot of clean up on the Dovetail Jig.
Bruce O on Dec 16, 2015
Complete system with jig
John H on Dec 11, 2015
to collect dust
James M on Dec 3, 2015
Got it free with dovetail jig.
Al V on Dec 1, 2015
I bought the Rockler Dovetail Jig on craigslist and wanted the dust collector to go with it. For the price it wasn't worth trying to make one that probably wouldn't work as good
bruce s on Dec 1, 2015
Less mess to clean up.
Brenda K on Nov 27, 2015
This works perfectly with the Rockler dovetail jig.
Enessa W on Nov 26, 2015
Perfect addon to dovetail jig- works
Michael S on Nov 9, 2015
For use with the dovetail jig and dust control.
Dave
David H on Nov 7, 2015
remove chips from dovetail jig
Tom F on Oct 13, 2015
It came with the dovetail jig when I bought it.
Robert P on Sep 7, 2015
use with my dovetail jig
Thomas T on Aug 26, 2015
I don't want to vacuum dust from my workshop when I can have most of the dust collected while working.
DavidBaltimore on Aug 3, 2015
addition to dust collection system
Ron P on May 18, 2015
My dove tail produces a lot of dust...This should minize it if it fits...according to reviews it does
Erik J on Apr 24, 2017
THIS HAD GREAT REVIEWS. WHEN I MAKE DRAWERS I USE DOVETAIL JOINTS AND IT MAKES A LOT OF DUST TO VAC UP. THIS WILL MAKE THAT JOB GO AWAY.
MICHAEL S on Feb 10, 2017
I currently own a Porter Cable 4216 dove tail jig, will this dust collector work with the PC 4216?
Tony Welcome on Jul 31, 2015
BEST ANSWER: It will not fit, the hole distance is not the same. PC has four thingning knots and rockler has two
Will it work with other dovetail jigs?
Paul J on Oct 12, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I'm sorry, this was designed for the Rockler dovetail jig
Does anyone have a getaround solution for the collection system hiding the adjustment screws on the jig? Taking the shroud off every time you change board width is a large pain.
Blake W. on Jul 22, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Sorry but I have not used this item yet so thanks for the heads up on what to expect.
Would this work to get chips/dust from a lathe if it were attached to the front of a lathe stand?
Robert C on Dec 8, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes if you have enough air flow from your vacuum and position it correctly. The bristles might be something that could interfere. You might do better by modifying a vacuum head to fit on the lathe.
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GDK
can I use this dovetail dust collector jig with my Lee Jig ?
Stan S on Aug 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This dust collector was designed for the Rockler dovetail. It will not work with the Leigh
Will this fit the Woodstock D2796 Dovetail Jig?
John M on Aug 15, 2017
The description of older Rockler dovetail jigs with 4-screw side stops, isn't enough information for me to know if mine is or not. Mine has two one piece plastic stops, one on each end of the jig. Each plastic stop has two screws, one at the top by the top bar clamp and one on the side my the side bar clamp. Is this the new or old Rockler jig?
Doug M on Dec 8, 2016

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I purchased the Rockler dovetail jig...
I purchased the Rockler dovetail jig with the intention of adapting it to a Porter-Cable dovetail jig which is quite similar. It required some relatively minor modification but I was able to achieve a workable and efficient dust collecter.
January 25, 2008
I was given the Rockler Dovetail...
I was given the Rockler Dovetail Jig for Father's day, and was delighted to see the dust collector go on sale the very next day. I hate cleaning up wood chips as much as anyone, so I considered it a "must have" at any cost. After using it a few times, I must say that it does a great job. Hooked up to my Ridgid shop vac (the big one) it pulled in virtually everything that the router bit threw at it. My only dislike is the manner in which it is mounted. Sandwiched between the jig and the front stock clamp, the dust collector hides the lower screw on the adjustment bar which must be loosened each time you center the stock on the template. The first few times I made this adjustment, I removed the dust collector and clamp completely. This was cumbersome, so I decided to make the task easier. I cut a slot from the mounting bolt hole to the lower edge of the dust collector. With this modification I only have to loosen the mounting bolts, not fully remove them. The dust collector will lift up and out once I have loosened the bolts far enough to make clearance for the dust port. This modification doesn't seem to have harmed or weakened the unit in any way, but I'm certain it has eliminated my return options, should I find any other issue with the dust collector. Oh well, it was only $20 on sale. I would hope the good people at Rockler take note of my idea, and perhaps give it a try. Maybe, if they find no issue with the slots, they could modify their design and make their product that much easier to use.
June 24, 2009
Great at reducing dust; a pain to adjust
It significantly reduces the amount of dust created during dovetailing. However, the collector does block the adjusting screws. Since I make a variety of drawer sizes, I drilled a hole through from the front at each of the screws and widened the back holes. This allows me to keep the dust collector in place and access the screws. I've had the same problem with other users regarding the track that the air dam rides in coming loose.
January 28, 2014
I purchased the Rockler Dust Collector...
I purchased the Rockler Dust Collector packaged with the Dovetail Jig, and it does substantially help keep the mess down. I’m assuming it was engineered after the jig itself as an add-on because it does really make set-up substantially more complicated. As others have noted, it gets in the way of adjusting the front screw of the “L” shaped adjustable stops, and as it is you have to unscrew and remove the Clamp Bar to be able to set up your project. I’m wondering if drilling a small slot in the back plastic wall at the level of the front set screws would interfere with the clamping function. I will try fix of using a hex head 10-24 screw with a thin open end wrench first though that’s just one more tool to get out.
August 19, 2012
As intended, the dust collector did...
As intended, the dust collector did it's job very well, significantly reducing the dust and clean-up when routng dovetails on my Rockler Docetail Jig. I did have two problems, one was annoying, the other quite troublesome. The first problem was the sliding plastic air dam - the inside track popped out the very first time I tightened the front channel - I will re-glue and try again on my next project. The second problem was that once the collector is in place, as others have noted, you can not access the front screw on the stop guides without backing off or and almost removing the collector. My first solution was a 90 degree screwdriver, which allowed me to keep the collector installed, but still had to back off quite a bit to reach. My second solution was to replace the phillips head screw with a hex head 10-24 screw so I can use a thin open end wrench to make the adjustments.
October 31, 2011
I have to agree with  the...
I have to agree with  the reviewers before me, who had given a not so good review to this product on the base of its poor design. Do not get me wrong, I love the idea of not having to deal with the chips and sawdust in my shop, but you are basically trading off the time you save cleaning up after the mess for the time you waste with the installation of the dust collector. Because you have to install it again and again every time you switch your project. Basically, the body of the collector gets in the way when you need to adjust the L-shaped stops. As somebody mentioned, I thought about routing a small slot in the body of the dust collector to be able to pass the screwdriver, but then again, while the L-shaped stops move horizontally, the brush part of the dust collector moves vertically, so I do not know if this would really work. Besides the fact that you are adding holes to a place where you want to create some aspiration from the vacuum and that the slots will degrade the already weak construction of the collector itself. I appreciate the idea provided by some reviewers of using hexagonal-shaped screws so that you can use a wrench that you can introduce laterally to the adjusting screws rather than a screwdriver, which you need to use from the front. I tried to use a right angle screwdriver, but, first, you have to almost remove completely the dust collector anyway, and it makes the process difficult and you might end up damaging the screw. In a device where you will having to adjust, and release these screws in the L-Shaped stops every time you do a setup it would be not a good idea to damage them but using a tool which is the one not better designed for the job. In summary, the device is excellent for removing the dust, it is poorly designed, and its construction would have benefited from sturdier materials. I am disappointed. have to disagree with all the customers that gave 4 and 5 star ratings on this item.
April 1, 2013
Great idea and functionality. However, unless...
Great idea and functionality. However, unless it is re-designed to be either easy to remove, or easier to work around to set up the jig, I probably won't be using it much.
March 2, 2012
poor design
The jig is great but if the dust collector is installed you can't get to the screws to adjust the jig stops. Unless you are only going to set the stops for one size and leave it, the dust collector is more trouble than it's worth.
May 13, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Dust collector
The dust collector works very well. A little awkward to get the side piece in between the collector and the jig but the result is excellent.
March 3, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
I use it on my dove tailer and it works really well.
June 19, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate

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