Dust Right Wall-Mount Dust Collector, 650 CFM

Awesome! Not overly loud and truly the world of difference for a clean shop. I used rocklers kit for a separate media separator prior to the collector. Do wish it had a longer power cord however.

Perfect size for my shop, easy to install. Quite and powerful. Love mine!

WORKS GREAT// I HAVE SEVERAL HANGERS SO I CAN MOVE IT AROUND SOME

Very sturdy and High Output. Mounting was straight forward and simple.

Perfect for my small hobby shop

The dust right collector is much better than I hoped for. It’s easy to install. I’m using the 1 micron canister and Oneida super deputy. I only connect one machine at a time, table saw, router etc. and this easily handles that. This setup has much more power over my previous setup.

Gave this to my woodworker as a gift and he loves it. It works GREAT! Uses in a small shop down in basement. Centrally located on the wall.

This is an awesome dust collector. Love it. Powerful and not overly loud.

System has reduced dust in my shop to near zero. Would highly recommend. Various attachments allows use with virtually all of my tools.

Adequate collection for a small workshop. Tucks away nicely and relatively quiet.

It's awesome, not too loud, maybe same as a sander but a lower pitch, definitely quieter than a router or planer. Is even quieter with a hose attached. Having one of these makes a huge difference in dust collection and is mounted high on the wall so no floor space taken up.

I highly recommend this product. Great suction and not too loud.

I was using a shop vac that I could connect to each machine. That worked fine for me until I bought a better table saw. I had been taking my TS onto the driveway before, to cut. Now it was not going to be mobile. Sawdust was floating everywhere. Now it's under control. Took a little learning curve.

Awesome so far ... after only a few weeks. Time will tell more.

I like this collector but one thing I don’t like is it plugs up at the connection to the blower with the cross bars at the end when planing rough lumber the dust can be longer shreds coming off and it catches these bars and plugs

Sturdy construction, great suction.

I bought this instead of extending my main dust collection system. Neither option was free, but this seemed the easiest. I previously had the dust right with the bag, but sold it. This one I got with the canister filter which is well worth it. The unit is not particularly loud and does a good job with a relatively short (14") flex hose going to the machines that I use it for. I also use it with a floor sweep and it does just fine.

I would recommend this to the garage woodworker like myself who has to move the cars in and out all the time. When I used to sweep the floor, there would always be a fine film of sawdust left over. After all the work of sweeping and stooping over with the dustpan, the floor still wasn't clean. Guess what - that's not a problem anymore! My only advice is to get the longest hose because it runs out fast when you start moving away from the motor.

I set up my wood shop in my barn, and it did not take long to figure out I needed some way to control the dust from cutting, routing, and other wood operations. After a few hours of research on-line, I determined that the DustRight wall mount collector would be best for my situation, and ordered it, and the hoses, etc. to get started. I could not be more pleased with the results. Got it assembled and mounted on the wall in no time, and the hose reaches all of my equipment. I made a dust port for it to fit mt dovetail jig, and that was the first thing I used it with. I worked great, gathering all the dust so well that I no longer need to wear a dust mast and coveralls while routing.

I got this in combination with the canister filter. They are big improvement over my shop vac. Now my table saw generates very little saw dust. And the Dust Right Dust Collector seems quieter too. Or maybe the sound is a lower pitch overall. Whatever, it's much easier to listen to. I am very glad I made the jump to a dust collector. This one makes the jump easier.

Love the vac. Does all of my tools with ease! Will be adding accessories.

I feel decadent with this where have you been all my life :)

The Dust Right Dust collector is a top quality product, my only comment is that the hanging bracket is not made of heavy enough steel.
Due to the cold snowy weather and a heater in my shop that does not work well unless the temps or in upper 20"s or more I have not been able to use it yet but hope to in the next few weeks.

Ran for 15 minutes and pushed all sawdust out of saw. Ran scrap 24x24 3/4" Birch plywood through Delta Unisaw 6 crosscuts and there was maybe an 1/8 cup coarse sawdust on table and front fence mount. No fine dust floating in the air. Inside of saw was almost spotless, just a little buildup in corners near air exit. Louder than hoped, but quieter than the saw. Was going to mount on portable stand, but too heavy and high-centered, so mounted on wall. Will put box fan with air-filter near bag, because fine dust gets through seams (less after the seam fills with dust. First time I've use the saw without a dust mask in 2 years without coughing after. Wish I'd done this long ago. Installation instructions good, but should note that minimum install height is roughly 42" for bag clearance. Grandson loved the vinyl window in the bag to watch dust blow in (I thought it was cool too).

This is working great for me just what I needed for my CNC dust collector

Just got it installed awesome have it hooked up to table saw and planner tomorrow will be setting it up for the joiner

This dust collector does a great job, andisvery handy to change from one machine to another. Highly recommend for any shop.

Works great for a small single car garage shop!

Compact, quiet and CFM that SUCKS! Good product!

I just installed dust right system from rockler store. This is a great unit for my garage. It’s very powerful and also the noise level is minimal. If you need a dust collection system for your shop or a garage and don’t have enough room this the way to go. I would highly recommend rockler dust right.

Nice machine. Fairly quiet. No vibration. Small profile so was able to fit it in a corner of my workshop. Have used mostly for table saw under mount. I’d say it inhales about 90% of the sawdust. The saw still kicks some up in the air.....Recommend 5 micron bag v the 30 micron. Good unit for a small shop and one tool at a time....

This dust collector works really well. Doesn't take up much space and pulls wood chips very nicely. I only have two complaints that keep this from getting 5 stars. My first being that this comes with a 30 micron bag instead of the 5 micron bag. I had to buy the 5 micron bag separately. My second complaint is how fast this fills up. Other than that, great dust collector.

Easy to put together, easy to install and easy to use. I have a small basement workshop and it is now clean (and easy to keep clean) and I am not worried about breathing in dust. The machine is indeed quieter than others I have had, and I paired it with an Oneida cyclone system to catch the larger particles. Been using it for about a month and there is almost nothing in the plastic bag on the collector itself. Works really well, and was priced right.

Perfect for my small wood shop (less than 200SF). 14’ hose extends to all corners of the work shop! In addition, I purchased the 1 micron filter add-on and though I love the quality of the 1 micron filter, I’m stuck with parts I will never use from the original Dust Right 650CFM unit! Seems to me that there could be some value engineering done to eliminate the obsolete parts when purchasing and using the dust collector upgrade!

Very nice machine some what quite very good suction

Instillation instructions show a not on the back of all 8 bolts which were not provided. After calling CS and then emailing them, I was told that the nuts were no longer needed in the threaded plates. Which I would have known that 2 weeks before waiting for an answer. Also the plate to hang the motor on it very difficult to hang on unless the screws are installed loosely, which doesn't make sense. Over all good product, just little stupid things to make installation a hassle.

Have a small shop - just 5 core Powermatic machines. Purchased to connect to a single machine as needed with quick connect. Set up was easy. Fired up fine. Added a 2.5 inch splitter and 2 gates so 2.5 and 4. Suction just not that great. Thought would be more powerful. My old shop vac has more suction on the 2.5 inch line. And yes, the 4 inch gate is closed to direct the suction only to the one side.

First - This item is sold with a 30 micron filter bag. That should NEVER happen, Particles down to 1 micron are harmful to your lungs. Selling the unit with a 30 micron bag is irresponsible and hazardous. I also purchased the 1 micron filter canister, so the real cost of the dust collector in a usable form is about $400-, not the $200 as advertised. Second - This unit is typical of several items I have purchased from Rockler: fit and finish are excellent, but detailed engineering cannot be made by experienced woodworkers. I assembled and mounted the first unit I received, then turned it on. There was metal-on-metal interference in the rotor of the motor...in the realm of 105 to 110 dBa. I have experience in sound measurement, and this hurt my ears from several feet away. The unit was returned and I waited 10 days to get a new one (that is working fine). During the assembly process I became very frustrated for two reasons. The design of the mounting system looks very good, except that it is very difficult to actually assemble, due to a lack of educated forethought by the designers. By changing the size of the mounting bracket and mounting plate, it would have been very easy to get a socket wrench on the bolt heads, and assembly would have taken 15 minutes. Instead, you have to use an open end or box wrench to screw the bolts into place because there is not enough clearance above the head of the bolts to get a socket and a ratchet on the bolts. And of course, you can only get about a quarter of a turn each time you put the wrench on the bolt, because there is very little swing room around the unit where the bolts go. I happen to have an SAE set of ratcheting box end wrenches. The bolts are 1/4 x 20's, so I figured that I'd use my wrenches to tighten the bolts. However, and I don't think I've ever seen this before, the 1/4 x 20 bolts have 10mm hex heads. Metric heads on SAE-sized bolts? Rockler evidently let the manufacturer in Taiwan source the hardware. I don't have a metric set of ratcheting wrenches, so there I was tightening down the bolts, a quarter turn at a time, with a box end wrench. This only sounds petty if you've never had to deal with this design flaw in a machine you had to assemble (twice) yourself. This is all very consistent with other Rockler products I've ordered. A two-piece 104-inch cutting guide that has fantastic quality in the finish, but hold-down clamps that flex when tightening it down to make a cut, which shifts the location just enough to make a bad cut. Also, I ordered a few other accessories for the dust collector, and I will write a review of those separately, but Rockler has invented a new size of 4" dust collection connections, so you have to call on Rube Goldberg to make them fit. Read my review on the quick disconnect handle with floor sweep, and the 3’ (21’) stretch hose.

i suppose it will be good, but as of yet i have not been able to get the hose on the unit, nor on the handle. i tried a heat gun and hot water to no avail.

Collector is relatively quiet but looses CFM volume when collection bag is less than a quarter full. Also larger chips (from drill press for example) clog up the intake.

Have not operated the dust collector yet, but found the assembly instructions to be highly lacking. Start with the parts list showing eight nuts that were not included. They actually are not needed since the base is threaded for the hex screws.

A minimum height above the floor should be specified for mounting the unit in order to keep the collection bag at a height off the floor where it can be emptied.

Is the lower Z-bracket actually required? With the stop limiter on the upper, it is unclear where to place the lower bracket.

Photos from both or all sides would be beneficial to seeing how components fit together that are not addressed in the instructions.

As a former air quality scientist I was somewhat leery of buying this with only the 30 micron filter bag. After buying it and running just a few pieces of pine the shop is filled with fine, respirable dust. I had much cleaner air with a shop vac and HEPA filter. The 5 micron bag should offer only minimal improvement in terms of protecting your lungs as respirable dust is generally considered to be as small as 0.5 microns. If your are using this to capture relatively big dust only you would probably be OK but your lungs will NOT be protected without the very expensive and optional 1 micron canister.

While the setup was very easy I'm disappointed overall. Very little suction even after closing all blast gates. My Shop Vac does a better job.

I waited until I had used my 12 1/2 inch planer and 6 inch jointer before submitting my review of this tool. I used a 20 gallon Craftsman shop vac for years and believed I was upgrading when I purchased this. What I found was a woefully inadequate system that didn't have the power to clear the machines I specifically purchased it for. It also has a hard time picking up and securing small chips. Most stay in the hose and don't make it to the vacuum bag. It does fine with dust.
I'm going back to my shop vac for shavings and chips and get a more powerful system when I can afford it. As I said, a very disappointing purchase.

Not enough suction power for my Jet 10" bench saw, nor the Jet 6" joiner, nor the Ryobi 1301 planer. Tended to clog at input of the unit which caused chips & dust to fly at each machine. Does work well with the smaller power tools.

When I opened the box I noticed the styrofoam protection was pushed down. I removed the collector from the box and found the motor guard and motor fan bent toward the motor. Because I had already waited 24 days for the collector, I straightened both the guard and the fan. It appears it is working O.K. I have purchased a lot of Rockler products and have always found them to be well made. I hope this is a one time problem.

I purchased one of these two years ago. It spewed fine dust particles through the bag filter, so I bought the air filter. It also plugged up easily when used with my jointer or planer, so I bought a separator (which I do recommend) Unfortunately the separator works best immediately after the tool. When you try to use it just before the fan, you still get plugs in the hoses and piping. While waiting for a couple parts, I connected the separator to my shop vac.Mine is the 14 gallon model. WOW! WHAT A DIFFERENCE! The shop vac has much more suction. My advice is to use the separator with the shop vac, and move it from tool to tool.They make one with about double the CFM, but the shop vac is cheaper. The shop vac has a HEPA filter bag, which is relatively expensive but with the separator, the bag is only collecting the fine particles. The separator collects the large ones, so it isn't too bad for operating cost.

I would of liked it a whole lot better if they would of sent it. Waited three weeks on it then I cancelled order.

I purchased this for my small shop but have been very disappointed. It has so little suction that it can barely pickup dust. My $25. Shop vac works better than this does. I wish I had returned it immediately and bought something better.

I purchased this 4" premium hose and a dust collector. Though the hose would work with the box full of Rockler Dust Collection fittings I have accumulated over years. It didn't. It was too small to force onto the fittings. Not with very hot water or a heat shrink hot air gun. Only with the greatest effort did I get it to attach to the metal input flange on the collector.
Told customer service this and they simply blew me off... Hence the expensive dust collector I purchased with the hose doesn't work either. First time Rockler has failed to do a good job... must have new management...