Shop Vac 5 Gallon Cyclone Separator Part 3
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how did you make the cyclone thing
jeffey55 3 days ago
just stumbled on to you great work sir I like the idea of building one better than giving Oneida all my money to get the same effect thank you for sharing your know how with us
kipperdude1 4 weeks ago in playlist More videos from RonaldWalters47
man I miss working in my hs woodshop. you have some cool ideas like my old shop instructor. I must say though, 1-1/4 hose size shop vacs aren't really good for heavy duty work. I prefer the 2-1/2 because they aren't as easy to clog.
Vacmasterthegreat 1 month ago
@skrumbah I'm no Ron Walters, but as far as I understand, the cyclone's rotational velocity is what separates the larger material. The finer the material, the faster the cyclonic action you need. When moving air with a fixed amount of power, moving a larger volume means lower velocity, which might not get you as good a result. Optimizing would require a fair amount of knowledge of the fluid dynamics of cyclones and the amount of air that your specific Shop Vac can move.
bradleyland 4 months ago
Thats nice work. I'm afraid I'm going to have to try and make one. I hope it turns out as well as yours did. Wood bucket instead of 5 gal. Palstic. Maybe. I better just try to make the cyclone part first. Wish me luck and thank you for the video. (Tom)
carr869 5 months ago
Great idea, I am going to pinch your idea for my English workshop. Many thanks Ron.
Cheers - Barry
tympt1 7 months ago
would a bigger one be better or worse?
skrumbah 7 months ago
I like it!
skrumbah 7 months ago