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Woodworking shop dust collector. (Original Post) BarbaRosa Jul 2013 OP
I picked up a used 'grizzly' brand collector. X_Digger Jul 2013 #1
Grizzly is a brand I've looked at. BarbaRosa Jul 2013 #2
It's the 2hp size, and so far works great. X_Digger Jul 2013 #3
grounding? Hula Popper Aug 2013 #4
I have the 2hp harbor freight one. lumberjack_jeff Aug 2013 #5
During my search I ran across this, BarbaRosa Aug 2013 #6

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
1. I picked up a used 'grizzly' brand collector.
Mon Jul 15, 2013, 01:59 PM
Jul 2013

I haven't ran all the piping around the room yet, since the tool stations aren't permanent yet, though.

BarbaRosa

(2,690 posts)
2. Grizzly is a brand I've looked at.
Mon Jul 15, 2013, 02:08 PM
Jul 2013

I hear you about the stations not permanent, my shop is in constant motion.

What size grizzly and how's it working?

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
3. It's the 2hp size, and so far works great.
Mon Jul 15, 2013, 02:11 PM
Jul 2013

It's probably oversized for my shop, but I got it at an estate sale on the cheap.

I'll probably need to spend another couple hundred bucks in adapters and piping (I have a mix of brands of tools, so no two have the same size outlet) but it should be cool when finished.

BarbaRosa

(2,690 posts)
6. During my search I ran across this,
Thu Aug 15, 2013, 11:54 AM
Aug 2013
Dust Deputy

Anyone familiar with this. I've read good reviews and bad reviews. The price range looks good for me if it works as advertised.
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