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jet-dust-collector-dc-650-reviews We love to hear jet dust collector dc-650 reviews our readers and are ready to help in any way we can. Since I live so close to a HF the prospect of getting a dud isn't a big cpllector. Ships by Ground to the 48 contiguous states. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Furthermore, there is a pleated material that traps miniature particles close to 1 micron.

People get hung up on the cool name and the white paint and forget that it's just another machine. Jet is better at selling their brand than they are at making good tools at the right price And I don't have anything against Jet per se Eric, I completely agree with a lot of what you are saying.

I have said for a while, that I'm not a fan of jet. I think in general they are overpriced. I just don't want to buy the HF dust collector and regret it. I bought the Rockler dust right collector when I was just starting out and I just left the shop because I got tired of stopping what I was doing to clean out my planer.

I have no problem saving a couple pennies for something a little more, but with a child on the way I can't see myself buying a clear vue. Do you all think a smaller DC like the jet or HF is capable of being hooked up permanently to machines. The runs will be less than 10 ft? Right now I am using a flexible hose from the dust right to a trash can, and from the trash can to the machine. I think the flex pipe isn't helping issue I am having at all.

It constantly gets clogged at every bend in the flex pipe. Those are what I call enthusiasm reviews. Similar to the one you read about every other tool. Folks that just don't know any better. Never overlook Grizzly if you're in bang-for-your-buck mode. Grizzly is about smack in the middle of HF and Jet in terms of quality and price Enthusiasm reviews I'd say that's about right. IF it keeps running That's the key phrase, though, Cochese. The rights to build previous models.

That doesn't mean they're the same. If Lie-Nielsen started outsourcing their manufacturing to China, you don't have to be Nostradamus to predict the result. QC is just as important as design and engineering. Just because design X built by manufacturer Y is a time-tested, quality product, doesn't mean that design X built by manufacturer Z won't be a complete dud.

I've had single baggers to 4 baggers. I've sold all the small ones, and the smallest I want, or use, for anything is a 3hp 4-bagger by Woodtek. Woodworkers Supply is close enough to me so that I don't have to pay shipping Jet Dust Collector Dc 650 Ii charges, but shipping charges may make a difference where you are. With the Pro discount, the Woodtek 3hp costs me about It will suck all the dust out of the neighborhood. It's nice not breathing dust. If you buy the first one you can have my canister if you pay the shipping Jet Dust Collector Dc 650 Error Code cost I think it was Sam I offered it to.

And that's if it fits on that first model. Not sure about that. Eric, just out of curiosity, why don't you use your canister? Those are good suggestions. I see the first one is rated about the same as the HF version, but has a HF was appealing to me initially because I didn't have to invest a fortune. I looked for used bandsaws for ages. Most of what I found were extremely overpriced or were the rust monsters of Lake Erie.

It's not my favorite thing in the world, but if it gets me through the first five years I will consider it a zero sum situation. The fit and finish is subpar, but it does the things a 14" saw should. I went in with low expectations and I have been slightly impressed. My lathe on the other hand I have been very impressed with. Low expectations again, but this time I came away thinking this was pretty close to what I would get with a much larger investment.

So, yes, in this case I was thrilled. No tinkering, no adjusting. Just go. What I also liked was that anything I bought for it would also work for any other lathe if it came time to upgrade. Since I live so close to a HF the prospect of getting a dud isn't a big deal. Clamping Shelving. Festool Dust Extraction Videos.

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Skip to the beginning of the images gallery. Product Description. Price Match Promise Policy. Features: Hook up one to three machines for optimum dust cleaning Quick-install collection bag makes emptying and re-attaching a snap Single-stage design for economical and quiet operation Includes four casters for maneuverability and total portability Permanently lubricated, totally enclosed, fan-cooled motors are rated for continuous-duty An optional remote control is radio frequency so there is no need for line of sight to turn the machine on and off.

Only registered users can write reviews. Please Sign in or create an account. Start here. Saves my lungs and keeps dust to a minimum in my garage. When I started to do woodworking the dust I made was amazing. I spent about a month researching dust collectors. The main reason I bought this dust collector was because of were it was made.

Did not care for the China junk that's out there. My workshop is not big so I'm using this dust collector as a main system. It does great. If your looking for a great dust collector, this is the one.

I purchased mine half price at Woodcraft where a guy returned it because it made noise. It makes noise when the switch is in the ON position.. I would give it about a medium on the noise bucause I have heard others around this same size that are louder and that are quieter. Overall, it works well for the weekend woodworker.

My dust cleanup time was reduced considerably. My table saw and planer connected directly to the 4" hose I purchased that was not included with the system.

Although the system in mobile, I recommend finding a home for it in your space and purchase multiple hoses for your different machines. Moving one hose from four machines back and forth gets old pretty quickly. My cons are based on this being limited to a backyard woodworker. I don't get a lot of board foot through my planer before the bag needs to be emptied.

The band that holds the bag in place does just that but it does require a little skill to get the bag out without making a mess of things. Regardless of how good you are, there will be a little residual dust on the floor around the system that will need to be sucked up once you get the Jet Dust Collector Dc 650 Parts bag reinstalled. I am going to buy the trash can cyclone lid to help out with ease of above mentioned problem.

This should help with the issues mentioned above. The only other problem I have run into at times is that inlet to the system will get clogged up if there's too much waste sucked up at one time. This happens periodically when I'm using the jointer or planer and removing a lot of surface at one time. Just something I try to be mindful of but has not been a huge issue. Overall I am happy with my purchase, even it I had paid full price. After you get the system and basic hoses needed to get going, you will probably want to upgrade with more hoses, the 5 micron filter, and the cyclone lid.

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