Hey Vinny, thanks for the tutorial on setting up a cyclone dust collector - really like what you did with the plywood to add support to the lid.

Vinny, thanks for sharing this great video on how you installed your Dust Deputy DIY cyclone, and thanks for sharing our template! We hope the Dust Deputy works great for you in your future builds.

@Makify1

6 жыл бұрын

So far it is working really well. Thanks for the comment!

Very good and easy to follow video! Adding the wood under the lid is a great idea. I was thinking it would have been way too flimsy until you did that. Greta explanation!

Nice video, How about a video on how to make your circle jig for a bandsaw or table saw?

Felicitaciones!!! Gracias

Nice. I was chuckling with each printing and cutting down to size of the template. A little bit of Groundhog Day going on :-)

Thank you very much!!! Love the Menards (my fav store) bucket with the Home Depot lid. 😂

Good job. Keep up the good work

Excellent thank you for sharing

I use a 1/8" plexiglas or any thin rigid material on both sides of the lid with 3/16" nuts and bolts around the outside perimeter securing the 2 layers and lid together. A smooth coat of caulking inside the hole where the Dust Deputy, the lid and the reinforcement layers meet eliminates the need for a gasket.

Love the video just wood of liked to see it working.

Glad to see another vid from u. Love the vid

@Makify1

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Awesome! Thank you!

Hi there,I was wondering if you could help me. I bought a cyclon Deputy-and attached it to a bucket. But when I turn it on, it makes a very high pitch sound. How can I fix that? The house that my shop vac had is a 1” 1/4 . Do I need a bigger size? Please help. Thank you.

Awesome, thanks very much.

Can i ask what the total cost of all of your supplies after purchasing the DIY Cyclone? Thanks

Thanks for the video! I’ve been struggling with mine and think I’ll give this a go. How has this set up worked for you? Anything you would do differently?

@Makify1

4 жыл бұрын

It's been working well for me but I have a small wet/dry vac. If I had a bigger one, I'd want to reinforce the top with a circle of wood so it didn't cave in.

@stevesiefken6432

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your response. I ended up adding plywood to the top and the bottom. Also added rubber gaskets and caulk. It’s probably over engineered but it works! Thanks again!

I Love your Videos👍

@Makify1

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Why doesn't Oneida mark which is the inlet and outlet? Thumbs up.

They come with a gasket now, I just bought one.

WT I think you just convinced to just spend the extra 50 and get the bucket/lid combo.. great work but seems like it’s not worth it to me. I would be interested in just buying a reinforced and precut aftermarket bucket lid. Any one know of any?

Goingtomakethis!

If you had a hollow punch that would work really nice to cut the bolt holes in the gasket. I have one I once used to make holes in sanding discs that did not have holes. It worked well. They look almost as good as if they came already with the holes. I had to do it, I hate dust.

@Makify1

4 жыл бұрын

That's a good idea!

Nice video, stupid question you hook it up on the suction side or blowing side of the shop vacuum?

@Makify1

4 жыл бұрын

Suction side

anybody know where i could find O shaped cutouts premade? Seems like they should be somewhere but my search has come up empty.

You really need a piece of wood above and below the lid to screw the deputy into for rigidity. Use caulk or silicone. Put your bucket into a second bucket to prevent it from collapsing.

Did you need adapters to make sure all of your hoses fit properly? I tried buying a dust deputy and I couldn't find an adapter ANYWHERE to use with my (RIGID) Shop Vac. Really, really irritating. Fortunately the guys at Woodcraft were very helpful in trying to help me with the adapters BEFORE I spent the $100 to buy this thing....but no luck.

@Makify1

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I needed adapters so I designed and 3D printed some. I realize that not everybody can do that but that's how I solved that problem.

Do you have a video of how you made the circle cutting jig @3:31?

@Makify1

5 жыл бұрын

I do! kzread.info/dash/bejne/aY6L0Jmgps-9YdY.html

The template on the website isn’t there. :(

where did you find the lid with a rubber gasket?

@Makify1

6 жыл бұрын

Home Depot

@1152jerry

4 жыл бұрын

Paint buckets all have gaskets.

I have the same involuntary tendency to stick out my tongue when working on stuff.... 🤪

@Makify1

5 жыл бұрын

Haha. My mom and grandfather do it too.

@Lukelins1

3 жыл бұрын

Me too I chew on it.

hmm you couldn't find any video's? strange

you have a band saw but not a jig saw?...

Save the hassle and use silicone caulk.

I just wish they weren’t $50+ for a piece of molded plastic

@Makify1

6 жыл бұрын

Seriously

@terrytitus3347

5 жыл бұрын

JoshL apparently you can buy a version of this from China for about $25 (now probably more with a tariff). I also find it strange that Oneida does not put out a video to assist DIYers for the $50 I just paid them.

@JuanRodriguez-ns5xd

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, everywhere we go we wind up buying chinese products, and sadly it is part of our economy. So, when I see an American made product, backed by good quality and customer service, I tend to buy it. In a way I get full satisfaction that I am not supporting the chinese army!

Do you think we need to know every single detail down to drawing a circle.?