Introduction 

Every carpenter is worried about the dust which takes place once they complete their work. They always find a tedious job to clean their workspace. So, in today’s tutorial, we will learn how to make a plywood dust collector and don’t worry, It will be an easy and cost-efficient process.

Supplies

In the following section of the article, let us walk through the essential supplies to make a plywood dust collector.

Tools

• Jigsaw
• Pencil
• Tape

Materials

• Bucket
• Wooden Ply
• Vacuum Cleaner
• Vacuum Cleaner Pipe

Steps To Make A Plywood Dust Collector

Step 1: The first step is to take a plastic bucket and remove its handle.

Removing the Handles

Step 2: The second step is to opposite the bucket and draws its circular shape online on a wooden plank.

Drawing the Circular Outline

Step 3: Now cut the traced outline by using a jigsaw.

Cutting the Outline

Step 4: Then 3 to 4 plywood and insert the screw in the middle to make a hole.

Adding Plywood and screw

Step 5: Now, place the wooden ply on the bucket as a cover.

Placing the Wooden Cover as a Bucket Cover

Step 6: Keep the vacuum pipe on the wooden ply and mark its outline.

Placing the Pipe Inside

Step 7: Put the Vacuum Cleaner pipe inside the hole and then cover its outer with the help of tape.

Applying Tape

Step 8: Simultaneously, cover the inside section of the pipe with tape.

Covering the Inside Section of the Pipe

Step 9: Now, make a hole on the side of the bucket.

Making Hole at Side

Step 10: Place the other end of the vacuum cleaner’s pipe on the side of the bucket.

Fitting the Pipe

Step 11: Apply the tape and stick it with the help tape.

Applying The Tape

Step 12: Connect the pipe connected to the side of the bucket with the vacuum cleaner and turn it on.

Plywood Dust Collector

Recommendation

• We recommend you use a used plastic bucket to help recycle the materials.

Things To Remember

• Make sure you apply the tape appropriately.

Saquib Siddiqui

Saquib Siddiqui is a Mechanical Engineer and a content creator. He has special interest in science experiments and teaches the same to school and college students. He is also a technical lead at RUDE LABS PVT. LTD.