Cyclone dust seperators.

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#191663 11-Feb-2016 18:33

This:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Newest-Cyclone-Dust-Collector-Upgarde-Version-For-Connection-Centrifugal-Fan-Vacuum-Cleaner/32538409501.html

Anyone own one like that? Was planning on sticking it ontop of a 55 gallon drum with a lid that detaches.

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#1490931 12-Feb-2016 10:02

I'm planning on doing the same thing so can't give feedback on how they work but general consensus online is that they work very well.

There are a couple of versions for sale on Trade Me around $50 which are similar to the Oneida Dust Deputy.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/business-farming-industry/industrial/manufacturing-metalwork/dust-collectors-extractors/auction-1031957723.htm

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#1491038 12-Feb-2016 11:08

Looks like the smaller one from the same brand. Will grab one off ali and see how it goes when it gets here.

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#1491048 12-Feb-2016 11:14

I bought one to use with my home vacuum cleaner, to keep the rather expensive filter as clean as poss
They really do work, you can see it filling up as you go .

I know they have also been used in vacs used in local toner cart re-manufacturing .

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#1491143 12-Feb-2016 14:15

I think I'll do the same, that smaller version is only $7 USD + freight so really quite cheap.

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#1491146 12-Feb-2016 14:19

there is a really small one too, so don't buy that one.

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#1491149 12-Feb-2016 14:25

I used to have a 'dust deputy' that fitted onto a 20L plastic bucket. Worked like a charm for sander/planer/saw.

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#1493512 16-Feb-2016 23:06

https://youtu.be/-Ct5R6_bj80

You tube shootout... Dust deputy wins

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#1493525 16-Feb-2016 23:39

Well they felt the need to go and diss this guys video so they must think it is a compeditor to theirs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMmN0nrhdBE

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#1493720 17-Feb-2016 10:09

Ah yes, the battle of the cheap Chinese knock offs. I see that the dust deputy is $108.80 at Carbatec.

There is also plenty of information online on how to build your own cyclone from scratch.

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#1493722 17-Feb-2016 10:10

For one already made costing only US$30ish im not building anything ;)

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