Duct tape, tiny scraps, and maxing out the power rating of the motor... truly a man after my own heart! Excellent video

I love the incredibly loud yelling over the noise of the fan blowing - it's just so great. Oh, and so is the build and video too!

Congratulations with being 10 years on You Tube with so many constructive and useful videos.

you're a mad woodworking genius. I barely understand what you're saying half the time and I love it!

Your creations are always very utilitarian. "If it works, it doesn't matter how it looks."

I am really looking forward to the first project that you make with your daughter. I think it is great that you are letting her spend time in your shop.

I find myself always excited to see another video on blower designs. Something about it is like the ultimate in home DIY experimentation with the methods and results.

Matthias I just want to say that you have inspired me. I've been watching you for about 7 years. And I'm only 16 even though I hardly pick wood over metal your love for math and electronics and just making random stuff has helped me with building my offroad lawnmower ( I know what your thinking) well you and fearless front. Wish I could come up there and meet you some day. You must be pretty cool to impress Adam savage.Just keep doing what you love.

When you wish to produce quickly, you must always have your three drills! One for drilling, one for countersinking, and one for driving!

I wish I had 1/10 your ambition, a little of your intellect wouldn't hurt either. Thanks.

I've watched every dust collector build Matthias has put up here on YT. You'd think that maybe it'd start to get boring. But NOPE. Still as interesting as the first time I watched one.

you make it look so easy love watching your tubes for ideas and inspiration

LOL, that part with the cardboard pieces looked a lot like my projects. Cereal boxes are actually my #1 template making material. ;)

Mat, for me you are on 3 top. Congratulation for your work. Thank You and Be Happy. Michael for Athens, Greece.

As soon as I saw the impeller, I knew guy was going hard. This is a cool build!

You are so perfectionist, thank you for your great videos! You inspire me to do my best in all the things!

That Dewalt planer looks nice. It looks like it's doing a really good job. Great design on the dust collector.

loved watching this come together! Also glad that even you have to rely on tape every now and then. Hard to beat when in a pinch, right?

Very cool build. I was thinking of building something just like this. Good to know about the furnace filters. I will just use my old ones that are in my furnace.

A great job building a dust collector. It takes a while to figure out what you should have done the last time. My metal chip collector has had to go through a couple of generations of upgrades.

good morning my friend Matthias Wandel I really like your classes teaching you how to do things. Already helped me very soon put my machines that I did

you are a recycling master, Mr Wandel.

Nice experiment rig build! I like these quick tests!

I'm 63 years old, I'm a carpenter, and I've always tried to make my machines, recycling everything

Gives new meaning to a cabinet fan when the sides are actually made of cabinet doors. Glad to see that the Handyman's Secret Weapon (duct tape) made an appearance. I'm sure the cardboard box fan will make an appearance, you're not one to shy away from a challenge.

I love your videos, you are the magician of woodworking. A.H.W.

Such a professional woodworker, dewalt sends him tools yet off brand drills are his favorite

Nice cameo appearance by your daughter , screwdriver in hand already

I`ve watched all Your Clips, and its marvelous to see how you have become a top notch reporter :) Very good videos , thanks!

It seems to be a theme of your dust collectors that you "Should have used a slightly larger motor". Almost every video ends with that same line.

Dude, you're the best. I hope you reach a million subs so bad.

Very pretty. Well done!

Always a pleasure, thank you Matthias

Mattias, eres un Genio del bricolage. Disfruto de tus videos y trabajos. Sigue así y gran saludo. Mattias you are a DIY Genius. I enjoy with your videos and your works. Keep it up and greetings

Parabéns amigo!!! Muito legal e funcional...

That motor is likely assigned its current rating based on 40 C and stagnant air. You can always get a little more of it the motor when your conditions are more mild than that. In fact, in the HVAC industry, manufacturers will retest nominal horsepower motors and rerate them to whatever they can get. I've seen a 3 HP motor get rerated to 4.5 HP because it's in an airstream and the airstream never gets over 25 C.

i love how you recycle every piece of wood :) and not throw it away

Great!. A lovely project,well done.

I REALLY like your "Franken-box"!!! LOL!!! I use a lot of re-purposed wood too!

im enjoying this series.

Absolutely fascinating! I never thought you could get away with that small of a motor on a dust collector. And the fact that you probably have less than $20 into that entire setup makes me question going out and buying that $200 dust collector... Hmmm.. And I still want to build one of these with a lawnmower engine for picking up leaves outside haha

great job with the blower design. power consumed is a function of the impeller design. It's the only part that consumes power. the only reason I bring that up is cos at one point in the video you tried to reduce the power consumed by changing the volute design. if you ever want to try a new impeller design I can make up one in some proprietary software I use at work, to match the incidence angle, and with about 45 deg backward lean at the end.

Looking forward to your eventuating plan for tool based dust collector. Squirrel cage furnace motors are easy to get and powerful, but bulky.

An Impeller/Housing generator program would be a nice idea! Just enter the impeller's diameter, and the 1:1 template is done... A bit like the gear generator

You're awesome Matthias. I love your stuff :D

6:44 ingenious solution! Great video (as allways).

Neat video. Between yours and a few other people's videos on home made dust collectors, I'm just about ready to take a stab at it myself. Except because I'm primarily a metalworker, and I apparently get off on making things unnecessarily complicated, I'm probably going to try to make the fins out of aluminum set into grooves in the plywood.

Matthias on the cheap. I like the recycling attitude, and duct tape, always the answer

What Matthias doesn't tell you is that these videos aren't sped up.

Matthias try to find a blower from an old hot tub. The one I used for my system is 220 volt, supposedly 2 hp with very high static pressure because it is designed to force air into the jets. They are easy to find in the back of any pool or spa place and free. Like you, the only thing I bought were the hoses and fittings. I'll send you photos of my complete system if your interested.

Hi,this is great work.

You sir are a genius. You should try to change it to a water filter, similar to some vacuum cleaners.

Hi Matthias, My name is Emma and I absolutely love ur Channel I watch all of your videos some of them multiple and I find all of this stuff so interesting and cool and I wanna be like you some day but I don't rly know what I am doing as I am only 17. I think you are the coolest person I have ever heard of and I aspire to be like you someday. Your videos always make me feel better and help me learn a lot of cool things. I was wondering if you could do a video on the basics of motors, making machines and like electrical work with wires and making switches and what not.

"If I was to build it again." Come on Mattias you're fooling no one. We all know you'll be building a new dust collector within the year.

Another great video, thanks!

It looks like you don't even need a separator. A simple drop out box with filter seems to work just fine.

We are so lucky that Matthias uses his powers for good.

YAY I LOVE THESE DUST COLLECTOR VIDEOS

Wow awesome, very clever

You are a teacher thanks

today, Matthias will build a cardboard box out of wood . . .

Shaker style dust collectors have the best suction

This guy is a genius.........

Harriet be like, "I'm going to build a table out of this thing I found this in the dumpster"

I think I'm more excited than Matthias for this channel hitting one million subscriber soon.

Fantastic and A1 all around. Move over Norm, he looks a lot like you 30 yrs ago and he even wears boat shoes. Porter Cable where are you? I'm seein' ads for everybody else here...

Um ótimo trabalho!!!

Good job.

Nice project

getting close to 1 million subs

RedGreen would be proud of that window mount. :D

You can make your drill press into drum sander, just make simple box wood that can easily be clamped on drill table, make hole slightly bigger than drum you make and glue sandpaper on that has drill chuck attachment point, add side hole to box gto vacuum dust. Done.

You're doing the worm of God, Matthias.

Matthias, could you please make a video about your big dust collector that is in the corner of your shop? It's the big floor to ceiling one. I would really enjoy it if you opened it up and show how it works.

No idea how on earth I'm watching dust collection videos at 02:30 Anyway awesome and very interesting video you have another sub

The power your motor is good for really depends on the winding temperature rise, they can afford to get pretty hot before you start degrading the insulation.

hey amazing video i like your channel

If duct tape isn't the right answer, you're asking the wrong question!

I think you can use exhaust to cool the motor, so you can substantially overload it.

I think this is the most Red Green looking project from you.

yeah..nice..

muy bueno me gusta gracias

you are a perfectionist :)

Why am I watching this... aaaaaand I'm binge watching.

Wut? Mattias using tape all over the place... what has happened!

I also have problems with dust blow by . Looks like I need to step and puck up some masking tape instead of foam tape. Thanks for the obvious answer.

The DW735 is such a pain in the ass to work with. It works but man, between the built in blower, the noise, price, and the fact it throws sawdust 20+ feet and blows all the seals on standard dust collection.... thing is just a pain to deal with.

mad but great! now make some mind bending furniture!!!😊👍

There is this trash in one school near me. It,s a big like the truck trailer type thing and there is infinete amount if plywood for my use.

Ever since calculating watts here in FL when working with LED lights, it amazes me how cheap electricity really is. 229 watts only costs about .02 cents an hour.

I've been wondering, how would this compare to the blower out of a vacuum cleaner? I salvaged one out of a broken vacuum cleaner a while ago, and it's so much smaller than this one, yet almost the same in design, and it seems to generate plenty of suction and use a tiny motor (As a vacuum cleaner that is, I did not make it into a dust collector). Have you ever considered picking a vacuum out of the trash or such to save work in making a dust collector? Is it just too loud?

Hi Matthias. Is there an optimum motor/impeller that you think would do the job for you 13 inch planner?

Are you planning to compare this one head-to-head with your Small Dust Collector (the bucket unit) or was this just a fun experiment? Seems like emptying this one is a bit of a messy job.

I wonder if he found the carboard box in the trash.

4:52 look out for your sleeves Matthias!

This video seemed to be made with less enthusiasm than others. I hope he's not worrying about producing content rather than actually enjoying producing it.

Wouldn't it be a good idea to build a large outside dust collector to not have them take up space in the shop? The noise would also go down. You'd lose power to tubing but for a small shop with short distances like yours it wouldn't be a big deal. The larger the impeller the more efficient it is and the less noise it will make. Camouflage it as a shed or make it part of an actual shed.

Good to design one that you can put on your planner machine and synchronised with suck when you only using the planning and an remove dust and change filter with out moving ther plainer

You should do a video on makeshift seals, I can explain theoretically that cardboard being an absolutely terrible seal but I'd love to see experiments, and unfortunately don't have any of the stuff to test it myself right now

I wonder if you could add a vibration motor using an old speaker or something to help shake the dust off lol probably over kill but would be a fun project