Hi, how do you like the idea and how I executed it? Rate it from 1 to 10. It's important to me)

@darkminstrel2041

15 күн бұрын

I'd call it a 7. It's a pretty neat idea to rig up a pre-filter like that.

@lukewadel3675

15 күн бұрын

I'm an amateur, not qualified to rate it numerically, but I rate the idea and your workmanship "wow!!!"

@MasterpieceWoodworks-z4k

12 күн бұрын

I find your content very useful

@michaelhines1891

12 күн бұрын

Nice workmanship and details. However it's a bit complicated for the average woodworker. It's easier just to switch the hose than to make this.

@petersvensson1014

11 күн бұрын

No question about it i have worked in a factory making garden Sofas tables and chairs and i would so mutch like to have your deveice insted of changing all the time so for that it is an easy 10 out of 10 ❤

Cool design, but that would cost way more than $10.00 to build.

It would have more interesting if the title of the video explained wtf was being made!

New title: "Homemade dust extractor" Needs a new cover photo, too.

great planning and execution -- good project if i had the $20,000 worth of equipment

@kensolar69

11 күн бұрын

My first thought after seeing the "10$" price.

@alineharam

10 күн бұрын

Yup You can make great ten dollar items with a complete shop.

@DavidHodgesKU11

8 күн бұрын

He used a router, a grinder, and a hand drill...

@tgward313

8 күн бұрын

@@DavidHodgesKU11 drill press - bandsaw - tablesaw - quite a few different accessories for each tool -- and yes $20,000 was an exaggeration - and a usable workshop

@DavidHodgesKU11

8 күн бұрын

@@tgward313 Sure, he had a drill press add on and a hole saw for the drill. But you can do everything he did with those tools and no need for the shop. Forest for the trees my dude.

Would have been more interested if you'd put dust extraction in the title!!

If it something you're designing and building for yourself , it's a great project . Never mind what the negative types say 👍

Very sleek and effective. I over engineer things for fun and they dont really serve much purpose. Wood is not always cheap, but. Pallets are free all the time if you know the right people. The crafting community seems to be pretty awesome about sharing knowledge and ideas and in some cases materials that dont really serve a purpose and would be burned or thrown away. 10 for craftsmanship and seeing a problem and building a solution. Materials last their life time. Ability and experience last your lifetime. Unless you make a video and share the knowledge. Boom another lifetime

10 out of 10, brilliant design and construction.

@hand_craft

15 күн бұрын

Thank you for appreciating my work so much!

I'm digging it! I'll give it a 9!

I’m jealous of those pants and all the cargo that you can carry

I rate the idea a 10, and your execution a 10. This is pretty cool!

Brilliant work, Vanya! Really well done!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Yes you could buy a readymade version but where’s the fun in that? Great design and if it’s done with recycled materials, you’re doing your part for the planet. 😊

10 un conmutador para aspiración, simplemente genial.

10, and I agree that doing things yourself not only give you a sense of pride, it also gives you more flexibility to build what you need, that could have been a rotating gate with 4 to 6 inlets

This is a nice project. A few things: 1) Please do an intro and explain what you are going to build. I had to fast forward to even understand what you are making! 2) Please link to a measured drawing so those of us that want to make it, can. Other than that, it is a well-done video. Make those changes and I would subscribe.

@JustinMurray170fin

10 күн бұрын

You would need to use the exact fittings he's using if you want to go by his measurements but the principle is all one needs to know. Ie.Trace & cut diameters to the size of the fittings you are going to use (allow for grommets or rubber cuffs as he referred to them).

10 out of 10! I really enjoyed this build.

11 minutes I will never get back.

@Woodworker1947

8 күн бұрын

I know the feeling...

Rube Goldberg would be proud!

Cool but I think I'll just use the vacuum on it's own.

10 out of 10!

@hand_craft

15 күн бұрын

Thank you for such a high assessment)

I love your take on a cyclone it looks and works great

Well you asked for it...I'd say 15 out of 10 ...excellent job...

Wow awesome. I need to build this. After calculating it's costing me $9.99 cents so he is right. 😂

I give it a ten out of ten for ingenuity and craftsmanship, but to be honest unless you have unlimited time on your hands, it would make much more sense to just spend $50 and buy one!

@hand_craft

15 күн бұрын

Thank you for your high appreciation! I agree, sometimes it's easier to buy. But doing something with your own hands is twice as pleasant!

@heathermacmillan962

15 күн бұрын

Love it! 10 out of 10 😊 it looked like you had so much fun making it too 😁💙

@nathanhitt8229

14 күн бұрын

Or us pvc pipe

@albertjans

12 күн бұрын

I don’t believe it’s about saving money, it’s about being able to manufacture something from an idea to completion with your own skills.

@rcdogmanduh4440

11 күн бұрын

It's exercise for your brain in a good way!

espetacular o seu trabalho, parabéns

Well done production. ! No annoy music ,commentator was easy on the ears. LOL. . Camera work was great ! Hope you make enough money on this to get yourself a 3 D printer.. and expand your tool portfolio. ! Cheers. ! To you and future projects ,coming out of your shop ! Have. A. FUN. DAY. !!

Really cute toy but you never showed the inside of the vacuum cleaner to see what got by your collector

10 + 10!

Hi, great job as usual! I liked your idea of switching the air flap, quickly and simply 👍

Super cool! You’re very smart!

Figured it out very early. Quality build but maybe overkill and a little small overall. Enjoyed the good video and quality work rate it 10 out 10 but unlikely to go to the trouble of building as I just swap my vac to whatever major tool I'm using.😮

Very cool!

When using holes saws, try blowing compressed air onto the hole saw itself to prevent the wood from burning. It drills better, faster, saves the hole saw, and your finished product looks better. I like to use a Loc-Line setup so I don’t have to hold it. Hope this helps. Also works great for cutting and routering/machining aluminum and/or other non-ferrous materials Nice job on this by the way.

Muito bom !🇧🇷

Nifty! And a nine.

@williesnyder2899

9 күн бұрын

There is a parsimony to building something yourself which you can then alter, upgrade or simply repair whenever you desire.

$10 if you have about $100 worth of stuff. Still very clever and well done.

@ralfimuller8948

11 күн бұрын

At least in Europe it ist impossible to get the material used in this project for 10€.

Unique build, but idea is as old as the hills. Centrifugal separators for liquid, dust, ash, and other materials have been used for decades, if not a century. Oil refineries use them to recover catalyst.

10 ! The Idea is great

Nice idea, interesting design

Where did the $10 come in? With all the "extra" stuff needed, I'm thinking a heck of a lot more without included 5 - 6 hours of time. I simple dust separator would cost $60. Great invention reworked.

Pretty clever

Sawdust vacuum, pretty cool. Overhead outfit would cost a bunch. My neighbor spent a bunch to have his saws and vacuum installed for his basement woodshop.

Amazing what can be done with just 10 dollars.

@macforme

11 күн бұрын

and 20 + years of woodworking experience.

Interesting. Well executed. Having to think about this. Thank you.

For those of us who don't need the final product, it would have been friendly to put a description in the title. Or are you after clicks a dwell time?

Yeah it appreciated millions of people.😊😊

@hand_craft

14 күн бұрын

not all at once)

@user-kb3it8jf8t

13 күн бұрын

@@hand_craft it WAS appreciated

@user-kb3it8jf8t

13 күн бұрын

@@hand_craft or will be appreciated by.

Excellent construction work - I especially liked your little router setup: but not ten bucks, despite what another commenter said, not unless you have most of the pieces already laying around. Pretty complicated for what it does (Are you an engineer?) Anyway, I liked it. #7.

Luvit. Good work!

Creative video, thank you :)

Talk about elaborate. 😁😁

Good idea. I like this. 10 for me.

Its a 12 out of ten for the craftmanship. Little bit over kill for a dust collector

interesting , Thank You.

I give you a 9/10 at least, just because nobody is perfect.

Sehr gut gemacht.

Grazie bella idea do un 10 La replico volentieri

Respect !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent❣ Do you recomend Metabo hoover?

This has made me decide never to watch another DIY video that doesn't tell you what it's about and makes you wait to the end to find out. 11 minutes of my life I won't get back!

@jacqueslemon

8 күн бұрын

There should be a way to skip to the last seconds of the video.

Very cool and ingenious! $10 to build as long as you have $10,000.00 worth of equipment

@robr.8350

9 күн бұрын

Could do it with $500 in tools. The plywood was probably $10, but the elbows and rubber gaskets were over $100.

@bretteee

7 күн бұрын

And more

Awesome work!!💪🏼😊

@hand_craft

14 күн бұрын

Thanks for the assessment!

I don't see how that's only $10

you are amazing and a genius , you should sell it

3D print hose attachments with magnets, and switching hoses between devices is even easier...

He made a shop vac out of a shop vac.

It`s an 11....awesome, Dude....great idea...greetz from Germany🤘

5/10. And I hate videos that don't say upfront what the product is.

Top notch job, you could probably source one for a few $s, however nothing beats making your own and using it!! 10/10. Where did you source the rubber grommet's from, a link would be helpful 👏👏

10 sur 10

A plastic pipe can appreciate people? I didn't know that a plastic pipe could even think.

@hand_craft

14 күн бұрын

Oh yes, these pipes are like that)

10 out of 10. Guess you had more time than money.

How much stays in the barrel and how much goes to the vacuum?

$10 goes a lot further for you than for me. I love the build, though.

If you spent 10 bucks on that lot please let me know the store you buy from, i estimated at least 40 to 50 for all the hard wear you have used

10

Had me guessing the entire video, all the way until you brought out the shop-vac. "It well that's an interesting switch mechanism, what's it switching? It can't be fluid with a wooden gate. That pipe is so big, it definitely can't be fluid. Grain maybe? Can't be for HVAC can it? No it's not insulated, the gates are too small, and I can't figure a use for that for air conditioning. A keg now? No no it can't be for alcohol, the gates are too big and there's no way this is food gr-OOOOHHH! THAT'S GORGEOUS!

@hand_craft

14 күн бұрын

Greetings to you! Thank you for your appreciation. Your comment is great👍

I rate it awesome 😮😊, wonder if it would work for the 735 planer ?

Amazing dich😅

$800 in tools to create an “$10 item” I bet you can’t even get the screws and caulking for $10.

10... any pdf plans?

For me it's worth an 11 . 😃 By the way, what are the references of the black rubber sealings and the large blue baril?

Great concept and craftsmanship as always with such videos but again always requiring way too many tools, careful planning and attention to detail for a ok but basic product. Misleading title.

When the humidity comes up what happens ? Makes more sense just to swap hoses.

@hand_craft

14 күн бұрын

I work in a dry room so I don't think humidity can be a problem)

God help us.

Really, all that work?

Am I missing something here? it looks like you've made a vacuum cleaner powered by a, er, vacuum cleaner?

Had to have something to help clean up that mess made building that thing.

Ten dollars my arse. More like $80.00 down under. And how many hours to make it.

Oh. Wow… this $10 idea ended costing $1,000 in wasted time!

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Buy some new hole saws!

@hand_craft

14 күн бұрын

Yes, I only found out about it during work) I will make a replacement

$10?

$10? Is your time worth nothing?

$10 Your joking, you should be on the stage.....

I never understand why you don't put what it is in the title? How do people search for this sort of thing if you've given no clue?

So where did you only spend $10.00 ????

MUCH Cheaper and WAY LESS Hassle to just buy a cyclone lid for Plastic Water Barrels. One Lid is approx. $45 Canadian. Toss it on any Plastic (Blue ?) Barrel and connect it to your Dust Collection System. The barrel collects the dust instead of the Collection Bag. When the barrel is full, move it out of the way and roll in an empty one and go back to work. So while this is a great Idea if you don't have a $300 (min) Dust Collection Vacuum (with bag) and only have a Shop Vac, but otherwise it's way too much work and materials to be worth the time IMO. Therefore 3/10

sweet christ