Your new shop is getting better and better and I feel envious of your high ceilings. Also great to see you not freezing while elegantly explaining your setup 😊

I love that you blank out the faces of your family. Kudos for that. Nice to know that your fingers and nose will not be freezing anymore in your nice new warm shop. Congratulations. Keep up the great work. Love and Respect from North London UK.

I went with an Oneida system, maybe 20 years ago... One of the best ever investments I ever made in my shop. They have new and improved just about everything. Mine is a 3 hp system, and my old shop was 24 by 36. My new shop is maybe 2400 feet, but the DC sits in the middle. The ground wire is a new thing. There has always been talk about static build up and sparking with the potential of starting fires. Never heard of it happening, but it doesn't hurt to be prepared. The sensor in the collection bin is new. I could have used it many times. I had found my filter totally full of 'stuff'.... Not sure what they say about cleaning the filter. When mine filled up, I ended up taking it out to the back yard, and then hosed off the inside. The old filters were paper, and it didn't seem to change anything, other than keep the dust down in the neighborhood. The quick clamp seals for pipe junctions is a great idea, as are the wire loop things for suspending the duct work. I do wish I had a 12 foot ceiling in my shop. Mostly so I could move full sheets of plywood around more easily. Hard to pivot a full sheet when you have a 9 foot ceiling, but my shop was designed so it would be converted into a house when my birth certificate expires.... The remote control things are new as well, I had one called 'the Lone Ranger'. It was set on an FM frequency so you could even turn it on from outside, and not have to point it at the receiver. I did make a point to have 2 of them. Mostly because I have several wood lathes, and lost one in the shavings. The one in the lathe room is on a hook. The other in the flat work room floats around since half the time I forget to put on my apron.... Any comments about removing dust build up in the filter? Some just tap the outside of the filter. I have seen some that had a 'beater' on the inside to knock the dust loose. One other feature I had considered would be a 'slow' speed so you could filter out all the floating dust in the shop rather than using an air scrubber thing....

So great to see you back! Super cool dust collection set up. That was scary to see all the fine dust particles on the wall and glad you're properly protected now.

i'm sure you had a "blast" setting this all up. it's exciting getting pallets full of boxes. And it's a strenuous task doing all the research making decisions and how much of what to buy. but it's all for your health and worth every penny.

Excellent to see you back, 1 yr old daughter and I love your videos. That is an amazing system - may your lungs forevermore be dust free!

Oneida has sure progressed since I bought my Oneida system back in 1994. It was Oneida first system. They where only really making cyclone separaters and oversized felt bag filters at the time. Which was attached to an off the shelf dust collector. I have been upgrading it recently with iVAC PRO Blast Gates and newer duct work.

You're back!!🎉 been too long, I'm in my lunch break so looking forward to watching this tonight 😊 hope you and the family are all good 🇬🇧

I am so envious of your new shop and all the improvements you are adding. Looking forward to seeing you get back to building!

Tamar, you did an awesome job installing that system! And yes, I could hear the increase in rpm when more than one gate is open. So happy for you in this new shop. It's beautiful. Congrats!

I love seeing you get rewarded for your hard work. You deserve it.

That is one huge improvement. I’m so impressed and inspired by how far you have come. From starting off with your Dewalt contractor saw to all that you have now. Amazing!!! You and a few others inspired me to start my own channel and I just wanted to say thank you. Keep up the wonderful videos. I always look forward to the next one.

I am Jelly. Happy to see you upgrading the shop.

You have some great sponsors plus a huge resource for help. Thank you all who assisted Tamar.

I bought the 7.5hp regular Oneida cyclone and made an extension arm for a neighbor's car motor hoist to lift the fan-motor onto the stand. That fan and motor must have been 400 lbs. I was using my 170 lbs to counterweight to lift and as soon as I moved forward to center the fan on the cyclone cone the hoist would start to tip. Finally collected enough bricks from the yard to lift the cyclone into position. Without the hoist it might have taken 3 men to do that work. Oneida has been a good purchase for keeping my woodworking shop clean.

Wow. I recently started following you and have so far made your router jig and your small crosscut sled, (which are my first ever woodworking projects) and it is amazing to see how far you have come. Congrats on all of the success. You deserve it. You make great content. I really appreciate how you break things down and your outtakes are hilarious.

Glad to see the shop coming together. Watch for build up at the bottom of the double 90 degree lift. Consider a cleanout T or convert to a sloped run. The latter will give more suction a the end of the run.

I just finished watching this video and I'm just sitting here with my mouth open. It's a great new space. The new woodworking equipment is a huge upgrade. When you add what you just did to the equation it is an exponential leap. I'm a step or two behind you in the evolutionary process and I am so acutely interested in what you're doing. Keep the videos coming.

One of my woodturning friends bought this unit a few years ago……….. and just loved it. A great product

What a wonderful system! All the years of hard work have really paid off for you. I can't think of someone more deserving! Glad you had time off but even more glad you're back.

It's nice to hear from you again. I'm looking forward to you're next furniture building project. 😊

Congratulations on your new dust collection system. I look forward to seeing it in use and how you modify it in the future.

That setup is a far cry from the unheated garage & portable contractor saw 🤣 (and yet, you still turned out great pieces!). Congrats on getting everything situated. Looking forward to the new builds!

I love watching my favorite channels grow! Cool to see how you progressed from a jobsite saw in an uninsulated garage to some top of the line equipment in a tricked out comfy workshop. So excited for you Tamar, can't wait to see what future projects come out of this shop.

This is awesome. I would love an Oneida system at some point! Hopefully when I’m able to build a larger shop… Your work is so amazing and your videos are phenomenal. I love that you go through so much of the process with us and explain what’s going on, and include the how and why! You’ve pretty quickly become my favorite woodworking creator!

Awesome. It is so exciting to get proper dust collection plumbed in the shop. A few months ago my dad helped me hang 4 & 6 inch pipe for the shop. Seeing it all and walking around without tripping over dust hoses makes me so happy.

Oh my goodness, I’ve just learned so much practical stuff. I really need to invest in a major dust collection upgrade and you are my inspiration. Great video!

Love the bit on your router table. Wild how much of a difference this new system made! I really liked their full package for planning and implementing your ducting!

Awesome dust collection system. Also nice to see you have a jointer, a tool you come to appreciate as much as your table saw and planer.

Congrats, looks like a nice system. Hope it serves you well and keeps your shop clean and your (and your family's) lungs protected. Congrats on the jointer too, the new shop is really coming together nicely!

Very nice! In my previous house I had a dust collector for my table saw, and also a floor sweeper. It had a 20' hose that would collapse down to about 4' or maybe a litte less. It was definitely better than having 20' of pipe coiled up on the floor.

So nice to see all your hard work fulfilling your shop to where it is today.

I get so excited every time I see a new 3x3 video! They're few and far between these days (completely understandable) but still so good.

Happy to see another video from you Tamar! Your shop is looking awesome!

Amazing shop. What a journey, Yours is best example of “Think big, start small” To Festools, Sawstop, Oneida from where you started with hobby tools. Thank you for amazing videos. By the way your router jig is the most used tool in my hobby shop.

Beautiful setup! Thanks for taking the time to share your considerations for each step. Every shop has it's unique quirks and tool demands. You really shed light on the ease of creating drops with minimal flex tube. Great table saw setup getting it out of the way even though its in the middle of the shop!

The connection clamps are so easy to use and to modify. A new jointer is awesome congratulations. Like a kid with a new toy you will use it every day I know that I did. It looks so great. Very well done and now it's time to work. Thank you for sharing.👍♥️

It's been great watching you get your new shop set up. So nice watching great makers up their game!

You did a great job putting that system together. Slow & easily figuring out where the Drops needed to go. Your lungs will appreciate the cleaner air. This is going to be a huge improvement to your shop. Best wishes for you in all your future builds.

Hi Tamar, great looking system, and your work shop has some great tools the saw stop table looks the business looking forward to what you turn out. Really enjoyed watching you make your daughters bed. Love from South Australia 🇦🇺 🎉

Looks so awesome! Love that swiffer hack for cleaning the walls. Never thought about that.

Just built a new house with 9’ ceilings and this style dust collection seems more than perfect for the plan. Great video!

Glad to see the upgrade! I have the smaller system but I did use Izzy’s connectors and the red light from Oneida. They both work great! Hope to see more content.

I recently upgraded to an Oneida Supercell. Many options, many less expensive but none better. Plus I have clean shop OCD and using the 2.5” hose to sweep floors and tools is absolutely amazing! Well done on the install.

Thank you for the video. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would have appreciated you discussing cost.

Im so glad you leave in the gritty parts instead of editing them out. "Oh shit" and seeing the true struggle while lifting that motor is so relatable

Good to see you back! That collector and ducting looks amazing! Great job

Nice shop! I have the same dc setup as you. Watching the lengths some folks go through to isolate the dust collector for the sake of noise reduction has always confused me. Any time it’s running I’m wearing hearing protection because I have another loud machine running. Go figure!

Felt completely nostalgic watching this! Glad to see the shop is coming along! Looking forward to the inspiration you've always given me, seems it's been forever! Worth the wait, though!

It is incredible to see how far you have come. You have worked hard for your success, enjoy it.

You’re such an inspiration! Nothing holds you back ♥️

My heart skipped a beat when you guys were putting that motor on the top of the collector base. Glad it went up with no incident. All my dust collection is Oneida. My biggest complaint is that you actually have to empty it. Because it's so effective. A good problem to have. Your install looks great. Congrats on the big upgrade.

I miss you!!!!! Am impressed, motivated and feel encouraged by your videos.... I appreciate the time and energy you put into y your videos for us.

You've made an excellent video explaining your reasoning and showing how to add dust collection. I've seen a number of tedious videos on this subject - yours is engaging as well as informative. Thank you.

Tamar, so glad to see you post a new video - we have missed you! Good dust collection will make a considerable difference in how comfortable it is to work in your shop. Looks like what you have now will make things much safer for you and your family. Looking forward to new videos of projects you build in this shop ... just hope they will not be as few and far between as in the past few months as I really enjoy your videos. Have fun in this new shop and make some really cool stuff!

Awesome system and nice team work. I like the ceiling hooks and smart by assembling as much as possible before putting it in the air. 👍

100% going back and watching this video was brilliant worth the watch on the missed content!

Great content Tamar! Congrats on the new system. This was a great video illustration for the build process and design considerations of a dust collector system.

Like from the book, just passed the course on this but nothing to add, you explained it well and all correct.

You’ve made Oneida a nice ad. But more importantly, cool shop upgrades for you! ;)

Congratulations on you new dust collection system and your new shop looks amazing glad to see you back to making videos and congrats on your collaborations with Jonathan Katz Moses on your new tools.can’t wait to see what you do next

Tamar it’s sooo good to see you uploading again. I cannot wait to see what you are working on next

there is nothing so important than dust collection on a wood shop. I am very impressed on this setup.

Thats amazing, despite declaring this was not your forte, u did a pretty darn good job Tamar.

Your new dust collection system is awesome 😊👍

Thank you for the video I’m in the process of getting back into woodworking and so I’m doing a lot of research. Your video gave me lots of useful information

Put together my own dust collector yesterday. Called a friend for the motor.. and it went as you’d expect. Lots of talking about the best way. I was very happy I had a rope to tie it up while we figured out how to get it higher. The rope couldn’t be used to lift but it was great security. Used Black and Decker Workmate and piles of 2x4 shorts to stack it higher. Still a nightmare. I would have moved my electric winch from my trailer to the ceiling if I had known it would be so difficult.

Wow Tamar, Very very nice. Great layout. The shop is looking amazing. You have worked so hard and you so deserve to have this awesome dust collection system. What a great video showing us the process. Enjoy working in your amazing shop.

Really well done ! I think you have dust collection nailed down no doubt. Thanks for the time you took to show us how it all went together, a really well done video Tamar.... I'm excited for you ! Cheers from Utah... ;-)

Congratulations Tamar! What a system you now have and what a job assembling and installing. I’m anxious to hear how you like it. I am now rethinking my system.

Absolutely love this! So happy for you, Tamar!

You did a great job! This is the 3rd video I've watched on installing ductwork today, and you made it look almost easy. I saw something when you were seeing how it worked on the individual tools. When you used the jointer, the bottom of your shirt looked pretty close to the blade guard. It's just something to be aware of! Anyway great job! Your shop is looking awesome!

Big congrats Mrs Tamar 😻 that Oneida system is a total Beast ! your workshop has upgraded by about 1000% ! and the bloopers are still just as funny as always 😹😸 I was wondering about putting the system outside of the shop too / but you answered that in the video . 🙏❤😸😺

I love how Tamar still finds time play with the ductwork, using it like robot arms. Between that and using the Heart Face emoji on her husband is super cute.

I recognize and appreciate the shoe game displayed in this video! 😊

As a commercial electrician I run into Gripple systems for suspending light fixtures. They're great! Congratulations on the new dust collection system, y'all did excellent installing it!

What an awesome system! You do an excellent job of explaining the process.

welcome back nice job there looks good

Nice to see you back looking forward to seeing more of your builds

Glad to see the shop is coming around! Looks great!

I am a 70 year old female antique furniture restorer. I have an electric winch mounted to the ceiling for heavy tasks. Lots of dollies and wheeled gizmo's everywhere.

Wonderful system to collect the particles from the workshop... The most grateful will be your lungs and the walls of your workshop... congratulations on this achievement Tamar

Your channel is awesome and I love how you adapt to any situation even if you are not as familiar with something. My dream is to do carpentry and woodworking as a side business and have a home shop like yours. Great job!

Congratulations on the new machine!!!!

23:50 I'm glad to see your mobile planer table looks a lot like my Shop Vac/Dustopper setup.. lol

Just like a lil child with a new toy... Gotta love the big smile. Congrats on the new system!

Love these folks, Great Company!!! Video is very timely and extraordinarily helpful!!!

I’ve been waiting for a new video!! Glad you posted one!!

very beautiful installation, perfect for a carpentry workshop and also for the health of the occupants

Great video. Appreciate your enthusiasm during the installation.

Happy your back, its been ages.

Good luck on new shop!!! I learned a lot from your videos!

Nice work Tamara, looks like you considered everything. The workshop's really coming along.

Thanks for the video. I'm considering upgrading to the Oneida mini gorilla. Unit placement and piping layout is going to be my biggest problem. Looks like you got a great system. Stay awesome.

Congratulations on the DC! And love the bloopers!!!

Hi Tamar, Thanks for sharing your dust collection upgrade. I have a new dust collector also that I'm anxious to get installed. It's not as elaborate as your bust still a huge upgrade from the shop vac. Keep up the great work.

Wow, that table saw setup is so clean. Congrats!

you made it seem so easy, Kudos.. Love your new shop.

Congrats, glad your business is growing, been watching you from your beginning, love your success!

You are seriously the coolest person in the world . I have no idea what you are talking about 😂 I am in awe .I can’t handle it