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Download PDF. This article is from Issue 29 of Woodcraft Magazine. Create a clean, healthy environment for working with wood. Consultants: Robert Witter and Jeff Hill. When we first work with wood, taking on a small project here and there and buying a power tool or two, addressing the mess of sawdust and chips with a broom and dustpan seems reasonable enough and cheap. But as our passion grows and the projects become more frequent and involved, our investment in machines increases as well. And so does the sawdust. That’s when we cough up the bucks for one or more portable shop vacuums to help. Ever wondered how I keep the DP shop so clean? Watch this special episode showing all the dust collection solutions I use in the DP shop to keep it clean. Buying the right dust collector can be hard, especially with so many options. If you're having trouble choosing the model that's right for you, we can help.  To help you make the best decision of your small shop, we researched some of the top dust collectors out there. Below, you’ll find our reviews for some of the best dust collectors for smaller shops, which are generally less expensive than some of the industrial models out there. A Quick Comparison of Our Favorites. Image.
Aug 15,  · Even the best dust-collection system won’t eliminate the need for occasional sweeping. A good system, however, will keep the broom and your lungs from wearing out prematurely. There are two main points to consider when choosing a dust collector. First, figure out the air-volume requirements of the machines in your shop (see the chart on p. 84)/5. Dec 21,  · Affordability is one factor that could easily make the Shop Fox W top of your wish list. Another attraction for the small shop is the compact size of this dust collector. With the bag inflated, the Shop Fox W stands 44” tall. The bag has a diameter of 13½”, with a depth of 24”. Dust Collection for the Small Shop T he importance of dust collection cannot be overstressed in wood-working. But honestly, it’s tough to get excited about spending money on tools that, well, collect dust. No matter how fancy, these machines just don’t have the cachet of sleek hand tools or powerful machines that cut and shape wood.

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