Which filter is the best for wood dust (sawing &amp; sanding)? Would it need an adapter?
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There should be a standard cheap filter for small particulate/dust. They should all be standard and need no adapter.
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I got this and then the Oneida Ultimate Dust Deputy II For Festool that sits on top of it as that keeps much of the dust out of the vacuum, so it makes it easier to empty. I use it mainly for sanding. I don't think it's a good choice for a table saw. You might be better off with dust collector like JET DC-650CK Dust Collector or similar, as those are made for table saws assuming you have a way to capture the dust like a 4" dust port on your table saw. There are attachments to compensate if you don't have a dust port. Dust collection can get pretty involved. I have a large cyclone and the Festool. Go to Rockler.com to get some ideas on dust collection and/or oneida-air.com. I hope this helped some what. I got this and then the Oneida Ultimate Dust Deputy II For Festool that sits on top of it as that keeps much of the dust out of the vacuum, so it makes it easier to empty. I use it mainly for sanding. I don't think it's a good choice for a table saw. You might be better off with dust collector like JET DC-650CK Dust Collector or similar, as those are made for table saws assuming you have a way to capture the dust like a 4" dust port on your table saw. There are attachments to compensate if you don't have a dust port. Dust collection can get pretty involved. I have a large cyclone and... » Read More I got this and then the Oneida Ultimate Dust Deputy II For Festool that sits on top of it as that keeps much of the dust out of the vacuum, so it makes it easier to empty. I use it mainly for sanding. I don't think it's a good choice for a table saw. You might be better off with dust collector like JET DC-650CK Dust Collector or similar, as those are made for table saws assuming you have a way to capture the dust like a 4" dust port on your table saw. There are attachments to compensate if you don't have a dust port. Dust collection can get pretty involved. I have a large cyclone and the Festool. Go to Rockler.com to get some ideas on dust collection and/or oneida-air.com. I hope this helped some what. « Show Less
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Yes. You can buy a separate attachment for around $10. Looks like a funnel with different diameters. Insert one end into the sander and the other into your shop vac.
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This saw does not have a dust collection system or port. I use the saw outside only.
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this takes 8 hole sanding disk and if you are using it for woodworking you can get great sandpaper from here http://www.industrialabrasives.com/blocks-and-pads-psa-hook-adaptors-c-80_250.html
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I have used it with a palm sander. The only issue is with the connection on the hose. You need to insure that you buy DEWALT DWV9120 35mm Rubber Adapter. It is the one I bought and I had to flip it to get it to work. The vac itself is great. No dust is released from the canister. I would research the hose connectors and attachments to insure that you have what you need to connect it. I was able to flip the adapter and push it into the main hose and it worked fine. But I recommend getting the right ones. I am doing that now as well. Great as a dust collector and as a shop vac. We do a lot of interior remodeling and this thing is great for collecting dust and cleaning up and other messes. I have used it with a palm sander. The only issue is with the connection on the hose. You need to insure that you buy DEWALT DWV9120 35mm Rubber Adapter. It is the one I bought and I had to flip it to get it to work. The vac itself is great. No dust is released from the canister. I would research the hose connectors and attachments to insure that you have what you need to connect it. I was able to flip the adapter and push it into the main hose and it worked fine. But I recommend getting the right ones. I am doing that now as well. Great as a dust collector and as a shop vac. We do a lot of... » Read More I have used it with a palm sander. The only issue is with the connection on the hose. You need to insure that you buy DEWALT DWV9120 35mm Rubber Adapter. It is the one I bought and I had to flip it to get it to work. The vac itself is great. No dust is released from the canister. I would research the hose connectors and attachments to insure that you have what you need to connect it. I was able to flip the adapter and push it into the main hose and it worked fine. But I recommend getting the right ones. I am doing that now as well. Great as a dust collector and as a shop vac. We do a lot of interior remodeling and this thing is great for collecting dust and cleaning up and other messes. « Show Less
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Ruth, the replacement filters that you need are the Black & Decker VF110 Dustbuster Replacement Filters. I see them on Amazon where you can purchase 1 for 6.52 or a package of two for 10.37. Remember, these are re-useable filters that you can empty and clean. It's good to have extras so when you take one out and empty it and wash it, you can immediately put the extra one in without waiting for the one to dry. Hope this helps.
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Bought the filter for sanding project- haven't started project or used filter yet.
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I've used it for everything with no problem. Not using a filter and no problem. Just clean out dust bin.
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Sorry not familiar with that filter....I just bought the least expensive filters and no need for the adapter.
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I use mine in a wood shop. I replace the filter when it has a noticeable coat of dust (the noiceable coat-like a layer of sweepable dust on the workbench) on it.
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For the money, the Makita is a great little sander, I own several of them and use them daily in my cabinet shop. The dust collection is fairly good, but if you're dealing with lead paint wear a quality dust mask for sure. I've hooked up a vacuum cleaner to the sander's exhaust, maybe a little cumbersome overhead, but it worked very well. -Bill Allen Nederland CO
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I use this unit fir wood turning. So I use the #7502/37082 3M particulate filter for it and it works great. I hope that this helps you.
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Have you checked with Woodcraft or Rockler? They have very good stock of dust collection hardware.
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I have the same planer and I use this dust collector for it. The ejection fan actually helps the sawdust going into the collector. It works pretty well for me. Good luck!
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I happened to have a Hyde dustless drywall sander that came with a 1.5" X6' vacuum hose. The hose fits my shop vac on one end. On the saw end I put several wraps of tape so it would snugly fit a 1.5" rubber drain connector. Their usually black flexible rubber about 3 to 4 inches long and have a clamp on each end to snug everything up. Works great for me. When using a 1.5" rigid foam backer to cut on you could use it in your living room and have very little dust if any at all. Very clean!
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Sure but is way over kill... Sawdust particles are large .. A paper N95 mask should be plenty for wood sanding...