hey guys for all you looking to make one of my cyclones here is the cone I used it's from amazon check it out amzn.to/2sffIuy Also check out my Website tools page to see the tools I have in my shop patricksworkshop.com/

@J-L_Pilot

7 жыл бұрын

Nice work

There is so much brilliance in this video : rotating table tops; circle jig; aluminum bat as cone cutter; PVC melt-joining... Thanks for posting!!

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+Ken Morley thanks & thanks for watching.

@TheBsavage

4 жыл бұрын

"Brilliance" or "oddity?" That "brilliant" aluminum bat punch is definitely *very* sketchy. 1st off, I can think of a dozen better uses for an old bat. 2nd It is SO EASY to cut that material with snips. Faster, better, safer, & you get the size hole you want. I've built hold-punches for commercial applications and this punch is as bad as they come. I've never seen worse. This whole bat thing struck me as the result of not having sufficient analytical skills to come up with a better solution. PVC melt-joining is "brilliant?" I can't be the only one that routinely works with plastics. FYI it's kind of a normal thing to do in joining plastics. Not all plastics can be joined this way, each plastic has particular characteristics and some will join themselves readily, other's won't at all. Some offer a weak joint, some a strong, it's all variable. I'm guessing you're kind of new at making stuff, or perhaps just a drunken bromance post, whichever I do agree with you on the rotating table. That was snazzy.

That chop Saw bench though! brilliant mate

9:45 "I'd rather have it tight, than loose" Truer words have never been spoken by any man.

when you spun your table to have the chop saw appear I yelled Whoa! that's awesome!

@jimmymimsy8751

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah so did I

@doctorcoool

6 жыл бұрын

That makes three of us I guess

@daurham

6 жыл бұрын

Cameron Wong I swearrrrr

@daurham

6 жыл бұрын

Like what gives him the right to subtly pull a rabbit out his hat like that.

@dothej

6 жыл бұрын

It was an instant thumbs up

Just setting up my first workshop at the tender age of 60. Will be making one of these to save all the cleaning up after turning on the lathe and the saws. Thanks.

Wow, Patrick! Like several other commenters, there was so much in this video that I loved, like your rotating table saw/chop saw stand, table saw circle jig, aluminum bat hole punch, and of course, the cyclone build itself! Outstanding! The boiling water heat source for the PVC is a great suggestion, 'cause I'd like to see more of your videos and those fumes from torch heating the PVC will shorten your years for sure! Keep up the great work Patrick!

some guy on a previous video made a special jig for his table saw and painstakingly shaved down his pvc pipe to fit , just heat it up and push it in. boschhh done.!!!! thought this guy was gonna be a idiot to start with but first impressions and all that. very creative keep doing what your doing , haters are gonna hate, They dont see just how clever this shit is. RESPECT!!!!

Hahahaaa, so I'll set up my chopsaw! BAM! I am in desperate need of that! My saws are both outback under a tarp, If I could combine them like that then I would bring them back in. Very nice work Patrick.

@Patricksworkshop

7 жыл бұрын

thanks Kevin i'm glad you approve thanks for watching

Love the build !!! I have two of these cones in my garage and just bought metal trash can to suck my dust into, so now I will build your cyclone to put on top of the can. Many thanks for this video !!! Barry

An education in ingenuity Patrick and also great to see the cyclones in operation. Never knew anything about this until today.

Built my own using PVC from shop vac to the cone. Works great. Thanks for sharing.

boil water, put the pvc pipe for few minutes and it will be soft to be streched, no fumes and a better finising

@n124lp

7 жыл бұрын

Or use a heat gun, if you have one, or a hair dryer, if you do not.

@dadygee

7 жыл бұрын

and flair it on a wine bottle..

@TimTrOn3000

5 жыл бұрын

All you people with your over complicated NASA shit. Use a heat gun, takes 4-5 minutes, and doesn't burn your work up and make you look like an amateur on youtube. Most people dont have a hot plate to boil water in a woodshop. You're welcome. After watch this guy putter around his garage and breathe through his mouth, I am absolutely certain he did NOT build that saw table that flips.

@lastchancecris

5 жыл бұрын

TimTrOn3000..... It’s kinda like watching a Monkey F*ck a Football !

@lad60606

5 жыл бұрын

TimTrOn3000 , he made the flip top cart. The internet has enough dicks.

if your too lazy to empty your bucket all the time like ME! haha get rid of the bucket and get yourself one of those 55 gallon blue plastic drums, mine sits in the corner of my metal shop and works great! I'm also in the process of building a wood shop and will make one for that shop too. Love your cone idea so smart i have two of them in my back yard i bought for a project and have not touched them since, i will make my new one with it thanks to your video great job!!! Thank you!!!!!

@jofloresz

9 жыл бұрын

Patrick's work shop i love your video I'm just glad people like you are on you tube willing to teach us beginners i learn a lot from y'all i wish i had the guts to put my projects online like yours but for now I'm just building my shop i hope to join the art community soon!

For just a country 'ol boy. (Seemingly) You do very good work! Thought at first... Oh Boy!!! Not another poorly done You tube video. I started seeing a very different thinking fella within the first few minutes of your presentation. Simple (that I like) and a experienced shop thinker! Liked your small saw revolving table too. As a retired Industrial Arts and Vocational educator I was impressed!!! I have been worried about the NEW up and coming boys in the trades. But you impressed me. Usually I do not add a comment to a blog demo. You got a star (LOL) today from me! Mr G. Hillsborough County Schools retd. (retireded)

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+Autoworld Corporation thanks Mr.G for the very nice comment, I really appreciate it . thanks for watching and I hope you stay tuned to my channel for more awesome creative build videos .

I love the ease with which you work in your shop. Thanks for the inspiration and keep on building!

I've thinking about making a cyclone separator and thought that there has to be an easier way than what I was seeing others doing. Traffic cone, Brilliant! The shape is already there.

Genius! I have those traffic cones but never come up to my mind it could be used for the cyclone... . Excellent!!!

Great job getting this done with what you had in your shop. I’ll be making one or two for my shop. Thanks for sharing. Pay no attention to the jerks making comments. Unfortunately they are everywhere. Good job!

Thanks Patrick. I've been wanting to get a cyclone system for a while and this video inspired me to build one. I even picked up a bucket and cone today. There's a few things that are slightly different that I want to try and I'm going to film and document my success/failure. I've been toying around with the idea of filming my woodworking misadventures and I think this will be the first. I'll link this video for the one subscriber (my mother) I start off with. Thanks again!

Coolest chop saw table. Awsome idea

My favorite part of the video was when you spun your table saw over to use your miter saw! 😲 Very genius idea dude!

Thanks Patrick, can't believe how efficient it worked. Steve, Newcastle UK

@Patricksworkshop

7 жыл бұрын

thats great i would love to see a vid of yours in action upload a vid and shoot me the link

The flipping chop saw table was even cooler to see than the cyclone build itself. Brilliant, dude !

Thank you Pat for posting. Hey I really liked your flip over mitre saw / table saw bench, great work.

I love Yankee ingenuity. Problem solving at its best.

There are some great tips during this video. I really like the idea that it doesn't have to cost a fortune either. Thanks for sharing. N.

WOW. WHEN HE FLIPPED THE TABLE OVER IN 2 SECONDS THAT BLEW MY MIND. It flipped like bicycle wheel. Perfectly balanced.

I just built from your idea of the re-saw jig with the threaded rod, and my next project will be this street cone cyclone dust collector ... so please refrain from huffing PVC fumes, or at least wear a mask...so I can continue to steal your ideas! "Shop built" has a good ideas for mating up PVC by making reducer couplings, also from PVC. Great stuff, and thanks again.

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+embwee man I'm so impressed that you always build all my projects man thanks so much I'll cut down on the PVC fumes is much as possible at least you make me laugh how is my buddy thanks so much for watching

Use a heatgun to heat your PVC and use infrared thermometer to obtain about 100°C (210°F). I fixed car bumper works with this method.

Currently in the process of building my own basically to your exact design. Love it Patrick! Will show you some pics when it's complete. Matt

Loved your video and the many skills/tips you shared to build this cyclone project. I've been searching for a self-build cyclone idea and you came to the rescue. Well done, Patrick.

This is by far one of the most useful DIY videos that I have seen in a long time and with as bonus of a flip top tablesaw mitre saw combo! Way to go this video deserves to go viral to all the people with home shops that are used not just to say they have a shop

Bonjour Patrick très bonne explications pour ton cyclone. J'ai vu aussi ta table qui tourne sur elle même super gain de place génial merci à plus

Hi Patrick, I want to say thank you for making your vid. I'm in the process of putting together a shop and wanted to thank you for the economical dust collector idea ! all the best to you!!!

Cool stuff Pat. Great low-buck McGuyver trick! Maybe you could make one addition: a deeper dust chamber. Maybe hobble two 5 gal. buckets together. All that you would do is butt two 5gal buckets, base to base, and screw and glue them together. You'd have to cut out all but a inch or two of the centers, so the dust can fall to the bottom container. Maybe sandwich some plywood or something to increase the rigidity, etc. Then glue the lid to the bottom container (or not?). Voila! You got a 10 gal dust receptacle! Or convert a trashcan into a dust chamber? RubberMaid Brute trash cans are durable, have pretty good lids, and even have the wheeled dolly attachment. But, them Rubbermaid/Brute trash cans aren't cheap. And you'd have to build some sort of internal frame to keep the trash can from collapsing. I think that may be departing from the essence of your video: make it at ultra low cost (dirt cheap!). Whatever volume you need. Just some ideas. Cool video, real simple!

@vancelee8146

6 жыл бұрын

why not just put a bigger bucket under the first cyclone?

That was so freakin cool. The I seen the bat sitting there and wondered what is was for. Never guesed it was a hole cutter. Brilliant idea; and the PVC propane trick was awesome. Lots of great info. Totally cool build. Thanks brother.

@Patricksworkshop

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Torre well thanks so much for commenting and watching

thanks for the no bs video. Thanks for not making 90 % of the video you cutting wood on your table saw like most woodworking vids. Great and to the point with the exact right mount of info.

@stevehowe7094

6 жыл бұрын

Part i liked best is NO STUPID MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now to locate all the makings and make myself one! Great job buddy

Traffic cone cyclone: I love it! Very cool build, Patrick. I, too, like the baseball bat drill trick. The video kept my interest the entire time. Well done.

First off i saw your video in september 2020, watched already a couple of other cylone builds, but the use of a street cone is a good alternative for some bigger cylones. The small ones you get cheap everywhere just add a bucket and done. I will keep it in mind for some later projects. Thanks for your time to present this.

Homie, when you spun that table to use the chop saw, I swear it was like a magic show. Freakin awesome build! Love it, keep up the work

Great idea Patrick.

Love it. Hillbilly ingenuity! Thank you Patrick!

Hello Patrick. Great video. I'm building one asap. Thanks man! Love the saw table!

Genius and innovative! I loved it! Loved the flipping saw!!!

Fascinating, Patrick. It held my attention for the entire 23 minutes.

I was looking for a cone for the cyclone... Never thought of a traffic cone. Thanks!

Really picked up some useful and practical info. on this one especially the heated pvc tip. Thanks for sharing.

Pat you do nice work. Great tip on the fitting the PVC with the torch. Thanks This is my project for today.

Nice build Patrick, I love that flip top work bench. I use water in my jet boil to heat up my PVC, it makes a nice even heat transfer w/out any discolor of the PVC ( I improvised because I ran out of Map gas)

Wow! your table flipping to your chop saw is awesome! Every shop could use one of these. Loved your video for the cyclone separator. Will be making one instead of paying 150 plus for one that doesn't come with necessary connection fittings. Again awesome video.

Duel cyclones are bad ass.

@Patricksworkshop

6 жыл бұрын

heck yeah Cyclones are the best thanks for watching

Elaborate set up ya got there! Now ponders on making one Thanks for the tutorial !!

Great Video Patrick - Will give it a go myself Thanks for all your efforts and easy explanation.

nice build Patrick, I made mine like this, Part 4-5 Thien Top Hat Dust Separator Build and used a 30 gallon metal can. I like the heating PVC part. That never occurred to me and its something I will definitely remember.

Great video, I used a 55 gal. barrel instead of a 5 gal. bucket. With a lathe , table saw and miter saw I only have to empty it about 3 to 4 times a year. I also have one with a 5 gal bucket and have to empty 2 to 3 times per bowl. keep up the good work.

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+Louis Jones thanks so much , I recently upgraded to a 30 gal barrel and it sure is better than the five gallon. I need to empty that prolly once every three weeks depending on what i make Thanks for watching and commenting.

I want one of those super duper bat hole saws! I love it!

Nice job! Thanks for the video. Nice shop too. I liked the flip top saw table. I need one of those. Now I can't decide what to build first, the dust collector or the saw table! Thanks!

That's the awesomest. Cy-clone.

Very interesting, love your setup with your mightier saw and table saw, awesome!!!

Love this fix and you way to explain and do things. No holesaw, f... it i'm grinding a bat and using that ! Don't have a fitting, f... it ill just heat it up and force it into shape, love it !! Awesome funny video:-)

@Patricksworkshop

5 жыл бұрын

Haha. Great comment bud. Thanks.

Great project Patrick! I will have to have a go at making one , All the best Bram

We have the same amount of hair! I have been having a cone to make a cyclone. I have a barrel also. I also like your saw-o-flipper.

Highways authority: You got a receipt for that cone?, because we are missing a few ! Lol.

I was just thinking about building one of those. Thanks for the information.

had me subscribed when I saw that flip around, now it's a table saw, now it's a chop saw, flip table ... sold me with the "flying monkey tail" guide stick! great repurpose idea!

Pretty slick setup.

I made one a few years ago - out of a cone as well... I need to reinforce it with wood bars like you did... then it won't collapse... I quit using it. Now... I'll make better thanks to your help. Nice vid. :) I like that you utilize your small spaces well (Chop saw etc)

That is great, I got to admit that rotating table is awesome, I have to build one. Thanks for this vid

Wow! I learned a few things from this! Great video

I know the point of the video was a dust collection build, but I almost evacuated my bowels when you did the quick flip on the table. That was a show stopper.

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+BeFaithful00 thanks so much i made a video on the flip top here is the link if u want to watch kzread.info/dash/bejne/ipWZvJNwf8Kzdaw.html

Love that spinning table for the saws

Flawless victory Patrick. FLAWLESS!

Great job Patrick, Thanks

Now we know how those cones disappear from the streets :)Nice video, thanks for sharing.

great job now take one of those cyclones and adapt it to a 30 gallon trash barrel. cut a 2 inch slot vertcal slot that starts a few inches from the bottom and ends almost to the top or to the first lip on the barrel, this will allow you to see how full the barrel is getting without removing the lid. The 30 gallon barrel will not have to be emptied as often as the 5 gallon bucket. ill subscribe to your channel so I'll know when and how you do it, that's if you decide to do it. you have a lot of great ideas, i enjoyed the video. thanks for making it. I'd like to add one more thing, i bought a multi-tool and its the most versatile tool in the shop. i thought of it when you were trimming the end of the cone flush to the plywood. all the best, keep up the good work and have a blast with all your projects.

@Patricksworkshop

7 жыл бұрын

thanks Gino for the tips here is a link to my upgrade video kzread.info/dash/bejne/nH2TpJOMptrRYM4.html i think the window sight is a good idea looks like i need to add that day thanks for watching

@Patricksworkshop

7 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nH2TpJOMptrRYM4.html

@ginoasci2876

7 жыл бұрын

i see...nice job.

Great build! I like that you made one that doesn't need internal baffles. And BTW, a heat gun works the heat the PVC, too.

This is a fantastic solution. Top work.😁👍

Perfect job Patrick, I really like that

I'm really impressed by your resourcefulness and creativity. Brilliant! I first saw your dust collection for a radial arm saw (which I was blown away by) and now this. You're really ingenious in your creative ways to find solutions to problems.

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+Silas Baker well thank you kind sir i really appreciate you watching

Good work man! Love the 2 cone connection!!

Wow. Great idea for a cyclone.

Very clever! Makes me think differently about street cones.

@Patricksworkshop

7 жыл бұрын

its almost like there is dust cyclones all over the place waiting to be built lol thanks for watching

Nice design and execution. Wish I had seen it before I bought a Dust Deputy (Which works great, by the way!).

nice idea , could use a wheeliebin / trashcan as a collector , it can hold a lot more and you can just wheel it out in the street for collection not trowing it in another can saving you some heavy lifting only thing different would be the lid for the bin , prolly need some foam strip and some sort of clamping to keep it sealing right might even be able to put both cones on it and keep the hoses plugged into the dustmakers

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+watahyahknow thanks for the ideas but im not sure if you seen my cyclone upgrade video here is a link if your interested kzread.info/dash/bejne/nH2TpJOMptrRYM4.html thanks for watching

Thanks Patrick, great idea & video. Like Ken Morley said below, lots of really interesting extras to see.

@Patricksworkshop

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike. That cyclone is still kicking but in my shop today

Hey patrick...you can cut bottom out of one bucket stack on other and glue them togther..you would have 10 gallon narrow container then that dosent hog space..liked your video..im thinking of making one..God bless..Jesus Loves You

After all the research I've done, I've picked your basic design as how to make mine. Will basically be a carbon copy, with some mods of course, thats what DIY is all about! My needs are also currently less than yours. But I will connect my lil 2hp shop vac with 2 inch pvc to the top of the cyclone, then the standard 1 1/4 shop vac tube it came with to run out of the cyclone to my tools/whatever. My thinking is the 2 inch from the shop vac will allow maximum airflow but not lots of pressure, then the 1 1/4 (only 1 if you count some of the tool, will have plenty of pressure to suck up dust. And it'll really be moving, so less will get sucked up by the shop vac fitting at the top (high cfm, low pressure 2 inch pipe). I'll let you know how it goes! Also, I have no planar, lathe,, band saw table saw (although making a table I can use my circular saw, router, and jigsaw as fixed vertical tools). So I think this set up will work for now. I also live in an apartment,so thats a real limitation. Only thing I think you missed was the fact that these dust collection systems work great for most debris, but can't really capture sub 5 micron dust, which is by far the worst for your health. So I outfitted my shop vac with a HEPA filter (claims 99.97% at 0.3 micron). IT was pricey, 50 bucks, but will make a huge difference for your health, not just easy cleanup. Thanks for the thorough, detailed video, have a good one eh, Peace Chris

i was saying "psh! thats not a chopsa..whaaaaat *Jaw dropped*" Very nice dude! love that table magic trick lol

I really like the flip table with your saw on it... Great use of space.

@Patricksworkshop

8 жыл бұрын

+GordWing thanks for watching

Nice work.

Great video! I am looking forward to making 1 or maybe 2 like you did. I liked how you explained everything. I definitely saved your video and subscribed and marked the bell so when you make future videos.

VLC Vacuum Cleaner (Very Low Cost) I like it. I'm gonna make one ;)

Enjoyed your video. Love all the other shop ideas. You make the tools work for you.

Gotta say that is a very clever idea!

Thanks for the idea. I am going to try building one. The guy from Thailand

Very cool! I'm glad I stumbled across this! Thanks.

Awesome idea!!! Good job

Great video Patrick. Great presentation and simple ideas..Enjoyed..