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In this video I show all the initial steps and pieces I use to construct a cyclone dust separator for my wood shop. I am using standard building materials and starting from scratch. I am using a design from Bill Petz, and some things I had laying around the shop. This build has turned out to be way more than I ever expect it would be. I have three videos that show the construction of this project.
This is not a dust deputy, or a real clear view cyclone, but I am hoping it works well and stays on budget.
Welcome to Part I of the Turbulator 4000 project, where I will be constructing a cyclone separator dust collector for my wood shop. In this video, I will guide you through all the initial steps and materials I use to build this efficient dust separator from scratch.
Using standard building materials and taking inspiration from Bill Petz's design, I am excited to share this DIY project with you. I also incorporated some items I already had in my shop, making it a cost-effective build.
Throughout the construction process, I encountered unexpected challenges and learned valuable lessons. This project has exceeded my initial expectations, and I am thrilled to document the entire journey in three separate videos.
I want to emphasize that this project is not a dust deputy or a real clear view cyclone. However, I am hopeful that the Turbulator 4000 will perform well and stay within my budget.
For additional information and insights, I encourage you to check out the second video at the following link: • Building a Cyclone Sep...
And don't forget to watch the completion video to see the final result of the Turbulator 4000: • Completion of the Cycl...
Stay tuned for Part II and Part III of this exciting project, where I will share more details on the construction process and the performance of the cyclone separator dust collector. Thank you for joining me on this journey!
Tags: DIY, wood shop, cyclone separator, dust collector, Turbulator 4000, Bill Petz, construction, building materials, budget-friendly, woodworking, dust separation, project, challenges, lessons learned, dust deputy, clear view cyclone, video series
Here is some additional info in a second video
• Building a Cyclone Sep...
Completion video
• Completion of the Cycl...