Thanks for the overview. I’ve been intrigued since I saw it in your shop tour with Jay Bates. Looks really good but as you point out, could benefit from having a longer concertina for longer bits so that it makes contact but certainly much better than without it at all.

Hey Jason, just wanted to pass on a big thank you! I ordered my Drillnado via your link after watching your video and it literally arrived about an hour ago. Less than a week from ordering to arrival in London. Not bad at all. It’s already fitted and as you say, it is VERY effective! Thank you again for the recommendation.... 👍🏻

Good info bud! I’m definitely getting one...after I get a drill press 😆

I agree 100%. I bought mine approx 5-6 years ago at a woodworking show near me and have used it ever since. I must have bought the XL because I have lots of those white collapsing sleeves in different sizes. Have to say that I only use one on a regular basis. Save yourself the $10 difference in the price and get the $50 model. I watched this video because I wanted to see someone else’s opinion on this product and see how they install and use it. Super easy just like in the video. Thanks for sharing.

Basically you're taking off the joy of making shavings ! Well you did a nice job at that !

Wow, this works realy good! I'm thinking for a while how i can connect dustcollection to my drillpress. thank you for sharing this!

Dust extraction requires air movement. I think I would put gaps or some type of relief cuts in the bottom of the clear plastic guard that way as it bottoms out you won’t lose suction. Just a thought. Thanks for the video.

Dude this thing is awesome!!!

That’s pretty cool.

like always your videos are very well explained ... Congratulations, Jason....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Very nice.

There seems to be a misconception about vacuums in that the tighter the seal the better but without airflow the dust just lays there in a total vacuum.

I haven’t been on Instagram For a while, got on yesterday and couldn’t believe how much is on there now. All this stuff has me jonesing to get home to my shop lol

Thanks for this video. So from what I can tell, it looks like you drill the hole, dust still sits around the area of the hole and close to the edge of the drill nado and it is not all picked up. Not expecting 100% either. However, once you drill the 2nd hole, you are pickup up the excess dust from the previous hole that was drilled. This means if I have one hole to drill, I would have to essentially double dip the drill nado to really get the most dust collection. I am not complaining either. Just something I noticed. In one part of the video I see the suction actually raises the piece of wood so there is good suction. It is doing a great job as the before holes generated a lot of chips so much so that you can't see the next hole. Great video.

I have one. It works very well.

Thank You

thank you

A good video Jason. I have a Drillnado on my drill press and am very happy with. After watching your video I did get the type of hose you used and it works a lot better. The hose is lighter and holds it shape and doesn’t sag as you stated. At the 11:07 mark over your right shoulder appears to be an Incra router table and fence. Do you have a video on that? I am getting ready to upgrade my router table and that is the one I am interested in. Any comments or thoughts on that table and fence? Thanks for your time. Ron

Definitely gonna pick up one for the drill press. Think it would also work on the mortise machine?

That is a GREAT invention!! But I see a problem in the video. The clear plastic is sealing to the work piece, creating a vacuum. Without airflow the debris can't be drawn into the dust collection system. I would cut about 8 evenly spaced slots around bottom of the clear plastic 'view port' piece to allow airflow. This will greatly improve the debris pick-up. I'd say making the slots about 1/4" tall by 1/8" wide would do nicely. Thank you for introducing this great tool add-on!!

This looks good. I have a different chuck. Could you just remove the plexi to change the bit?

Excellent dust collection! I noticed that the Drillnado sucked up any residual debris from the last hole drilled just before the drill bit began cutting the next hole. I think if you wanted to get rid of every last bit of debris you could lower the drill bit a second time. If needed, you could turn off the drill press, while leaving the dust collection on, should there be any concern that re-drilling a hole would accidentally enlarge it.

I just watch the Drillnado demonstrations, and I have one question for you. Do you think the Drillnado will work for a table top mortiser? Very interesting, definitely adding this to the list. Thanks

What a great Idea Jasonc however I can only find it on Amazon Australia and its not $50 which is a great bargain but $220 Australian

So you have to remove the shroud each time you change bits? Also how does it work with metal?

Jason, great job as always. Do you get anything from Amazon if we order off of the link above? If so I'll order it through your link.

what brand is forstner bit?

Ottima idea! Complimenti!! Chiedo per cortesia dove si trova questi materiali?? Grazie!

good video,one question does this interfere with the fence?

I’m in the planning stages of making a drill press table. If I get this device, do I need to put dust collection in the table?

Looks great my drill press makes a hell of a mess!

I have a WEN 4208. It has no ring above the chuck to attach the black collar. Any suggestions for adapting.

Hello, jus started watching your videos recently and have enjoyed them...quick question, I’ve been to some of the Baltimore-Washington area shows and they’re not what they used to be....did you find the Atlanta show to be worth it for woodworker/cabinetmaker types? Was that the IWF your talking about? Thanks for your time and videos!

Hi. Fantastic dust extraction. How's it holding up after 4 years? Plus, I think I'm the 100th commenter. Thanks for sharing

I recently bought a WEN 4214. I did not see this video on the Vornado until after I got the drill press. It does not have the round shaft at the top like your press. Any idea if the Drillnado can be adapted to the WEN?

How do you like that drill press? Trying to decide between the Powermatic and Nova.

I recently purchased a Powermatic 1 HP Drill Press, PM2800B and it does not look like the Drillnado, regular or XL would be able to attach correctly. Anybody successful with it?

Looks good mate but seems restrictive somewhat as well, I don’t think we can ever eliminate dust & wood shavings unfortunately 🍻👍👍👍👍

That collapsible shroud you are talking about is called a bellow's.I do not like this setup as it interfered with my work so I removed it and made a pick up at the bottom and in my fence.

Looks nice, do you still like it after 3 yes?

We have an old drill press and I'm trying to figure out how to attach the drillnado to it. How can I send yall photos of what I'm working with so you can send me in the right direction?

It sure is tempting, but there are so many mixed reviews of this thing out there. I'll give it serious thought though. By the way, I'm pretty sure you would have collected even that last little bit of waste if you had lowered the drill one last time.

Lol it does not attach to the chuck. It attaches to the quill. And if you don't have clearance between the table and the bit, lower the table.

What kind of drill press is that?

Looks good until i saw you have to take it off everytime you change drilbits. Not for me, there is so many other solutions.

Man you talk to damn much. Plain and simple is best.

Infomercial. This could have been shown in 60 seconds.

Not impressed. Not even close . A drill press really doesn't produce a ton of airborne dust. I'll save my money and blow away the chips

Sorry but it looks like a toilet bowl plunger

11 min just to find out this product sucks !

Chuck.......Chuck.......you keep repeating Chuck....Chuck.....and say your are installing it on the Chuck !!! You meant...spindle collar ?!