Dust collection hose

Danielle Lander | DIY + Home Design on Instagram: "I used three different hoses for the three different outputs because, well, they have three different purposes 🤩 Most notably, I used two different “click & connect” systems for the miter saw and the extra hose. I needed the miter saw hose to be more rigid, whereas I needed the extra hose to be more flexible. These hoses, as well as the primary dust collection structure, are all included in detail in the Phase 2 Build Plans 🙌🏼…

I set up a fully automated dust collection system in my new shop using iVac blast gates, the new Clearvue EF5 dust collector, and Nordfab duct work! Shop tour video next week, so stay tuned!

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Adding a dust collection system to my shop was a great move, but it wasn’t cheap. I did manage to save money by making my own blast gates. The main component of the dust gates is a 3-in. PVC coupler.

With many tools mobile, use flex hose is a must, and 4 inch flex hose is very hard to store. Fastcap come up with the great solution ...