Wow, I didn't expect to see that much improvement from a bag shake, I am gonna shake my bag more often!! Thanks for sharing.

5:00 good point highlighted, something I hadn't considered but need to! thank you.

A really excellent video. Concise and incredibly well explained. Thank you.

Nice video, and you are so right. It is hard to spend money on dust extraction. A fistful of money, dust extraction or another machine. As you get older you realise the problems of dust. Now going through the process of dust extraction in my small workshop, and your video was a great help, Thank you.Regards,Mark.

Great video, clear explanation, thanks for taking the time.

Very informative presentation, many thanks.

Good video.

Thanks for this very helpful video. I'm in the process of setting up a Men's Shed, and this is just what I need. Could you possibly give the model numbers of the Felder and Jet machines? And would they be suitable for a workshop in use twice a week for 4 hours a day? That would be really helpful. Thanks, Andrew

How is the felder dust collector managing the drum sander? Is it releasing fine dust trough the filter bags in the air?

Interesting archive about cartridge filters. I always assumed fine filtration was better

Sir a doubt.Are dust extraction system and LEV the same thing

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Im from india passiontly carpenter

Felder has done some remarkable dust pick up with very low air flow. I have never torn one down to see how they accomplish this. The vac gauge shows only 900 PA . That is only about 3.6" water lift @ 350 CFM in a 4" duct. Very similar to a Harbor Freight DC that sells for $200 US. You use a bag house type filter and with no cyclone so I don't know how the impeller is protected. This is all black magic to me.

Some good points but some totally incorrect statements