is this unit good for wood working shop
649267
I use it in my shop but it's not really adequate for use as a dust collection unit. It has plenty of suction but doesn't provide enough cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air flow to really be efficient. In short, it's usable but less than ideal. However, if you're just looking for something to clean up with it's outstanding. I've been thrilled with mine and would totally recommend it over a shop vac. It's much quieter than a shop vac, provides more suction, has HEPA bags, and the hose is much more user friendlier.
2283279
I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best determination of that is that the filters get dirty and there is less dust on surfaces around our shop. I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best... » Read More I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best determination of that is that the filters get dirty and there is less dust on surfaces around our shop. « Show Less
140579
How well does it work inside the house with two wood walls not a two story house
65830
It is especially good on wood floors. My cabin has only tile and wood floors. That is why I bought this item and it has performed as advertised
1827409
I bought the smallest work station webber has. I don't remember the model # as I am not in my shop. I have had it a couple years and it's been flawless. I guess the old saying holds true " You get what you pay for ". The small webber station is a little more ($100) than the fancy none working Aoyue which was the second non working one I have purchased. The first was not digital, but still quit working. The unit looks great and the price is good but if it doesn't work what have you got. I'm not complaining just saying, and I'm not knocking their product alot of other people units works fine I just had two that didn't. I bought the smallest work station webber has. I don't remember the model # as I am not in my shop. I have had it a couple years and it's been flawless. I guess the old saying holds true " You get what you pay for ". The small webber station is a little more ($100) than the fancy none working Aoyue which was the second non working one I have purchased. The first was not digital, but still quit working. The unit looks great and the price is good but if it doesn't work what have you got. I'm not complaining just saying, and I'm not knocking their product alot of other people units... » Read More I bought the smallest work station webber has. I don't remember the model # as I am not in my shop. I have had it a couple years and it's been flawless. I guess the old saying holds true " You get what you pay for ". The small webber station is a little more ($100) than the fancy none working Aoyue which was the second non working one I have purchased. The first was not digital, but still quit working. The unit looks great and the price is good but if it doesn't work what have you got. I'm not complaining just saying, and I'm not knocking their product alot of other people units works fine I just had two that didn't. « Show Less
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I am satisfied with this unit. The unit is lower than some others which works great with my 8 ft. high ceiling. I can walk under the unit and not hit my head. Some of the other units I looked at were higher and would not have allowed as much head room. I normally run the unit on low speed. It really helps keep the saw dust level lower in my small shop.
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Hi Kosta - This unit is intended for hard floors including sealed wood flooring.
856256
One unit on the high setting should cover the shop when you are not there. It's too loud to run on high if you are occupying the shop, so at least two units on the lower setting might be better.
2016534
yes it wirks fine. just what I needed. it is one of the best set for working in wood
1868156
we use it in our wood shop which is 26'x34 and it's great for heat, but of course noisy but I don't think you will find one that works quietly
1526904
I would not recommend buying a GreenWorks. I had mine for a few weeks and the motor burned up in it.
1299560
The unit is not user serviceable. Don't know how much it would cost to get factory service. Check out service here:http://www.dewalt.com/Find-Service-Center.aspx
1931375
I find that mine works great and is durable, but I don't beat it around-it stays in the shop. Your mileage may vary.
587719
Yes. Ive been using mine for autobody and some woodworking for a couple of years now with no problems.
2283283
I would suggest a unit with a higher CFM speed to better, and faster, circulate the air in your shop. I have a smaller shop so the lesser capacity is not a problem.Regards, John
833436
Not really. This is for finesse work where you need to do something delicate - undercut a door jamb, for instance. For lumber, either a circular saw or a chop saw, depending upon you exact application.
301050
Absolutely! It is a fine unit, just doesn't have longevity - it will likely last through around 5, 30 foot trees. Then discard and buy another.