DIY Table Saw Dust Collection Improvement | Evolution Rage 5S

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• JA

  @jamesnasmith984 · 3 months ago

  I see the hose-supporting arm is an interesting and probably essential adjunct to the success of your vacuum blade guard.

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• TI

  @TIREDAMERICANXY · 2 years ago

  I built one of these in about  1.5 hrs. This is the simplest I have ever seen and works flawlessly. Thank you!

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• DA

  @davidonwp · 3 years ago

  This is amazing, finally some real working solution. You can improve it further to get zero dust, just add a dust shoe brush (which used for CNC machines) at the bottom.

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• MI

  @michael.schuler · 2 years ago (edited)

  Elegant and rational.  Thank you for sharing! I will emulate this concept using more robust components. This stronger overhead structure will allow me to add optionally deployable pressure holddowns to the hood itself, thereby harvesting a second practical function from the structure when needed.

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• GO

  @GotaGiran · 2 years ago

  I think your suction doesn’t do your build justice. Looks great, definitely inspired by it.

• CA

  @calummacneill4656 · 3 years ago

  I realized a while ago that i never fold the saw away.  As the stand is quite big I removed it and built a wheeled cabinet for the saw to stand on. I built that with a dust drawer at the top so all the sawdust collects in there and can get brushed or hoovered out when it's needed.

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• BA

  @barry.w.christie · 3 years ago

  Oh, and very nice piece of work ... forgot about that 🤣

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• JO

  @johnvodopija · 3 years ago

  Nice work Tomasz. I wasn’t expecting the structure to be so stable but it looked rock solid when you were performing the test cuts. Using the fence as a mounting point was an interesting idea. I look forward to seeing the next stage of your table saw dust collection improvements. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺

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• MI

  @mikewood3334 · 3 years ago

  Clever idea there Tomasz, should promote much head scratching over the festive period. Looking forward to the next installment. Cheers

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• ST

  @steveposton3928 · 3 years ago

  Great addition for the dust extraction, nice and sturdy. I have the RMS255 saw and i have used two brush draught excluders cut to shape for the angle guide wheel  and extraction port to reduce dust there. Then a i built a little sub box underneath to catch the rest. Hope this helps , great video

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• FL

  @fliplmb · 3 years ago

  If your saw doesn't have to leave your workshop maybe you could build it (and the router) into a cabinet on castors with dust collection under the saw.

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• HA

  @hansdegroot8549 · 3 years ago

  Very ingenious dust collection hood. Thanks for sharing. I guess (nearly) every type and brand of table saws has the same issue. It&apos;s a pity that it isn&apos;t as effective as you want it to be.<br>But I&apos;m sure you&apos;ll come with some improvements in the near future.

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