Dust Deputy vs Rockler dust seperators

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ken cierp
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Dust Deputy vs Rockler dust seperators

Post by ken cierp » Wed May 28, 2014 10:11 am

Short and sweet -- the Dust Deputy is far superior to the Rocker unit. I am disappointed.

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Re: Dust Deputy vs Rockler dust seperators

Post by Bob Matthews » Wed May 28, 2014 4:21 pm

Interesting Ken, good thing I've got the DD then :)

Any particular reason the Rockler unit is not up to snuff?



Ok, just had a look on google and it would seem (only by looking) that the rockler is not a true cyclonic separator and I take it that it doesn't collect the fines?

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Re: Dust Deputy vs Rockler dust seperators

Post by ken cierp » Wed May 28, 2014 4:36 pm

Correct, a chunk collector -- When I get a chance (who knows when) I'll take a look at making a custom baffle.

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Re: Dust Deputy vs Rockler dust seperators

Post by ken cierp » Thu Jun 12, 2014 3:02 pm

Last update -- Rockler is sending a UPS call/return ticket -- I have concluded it is useless and simply adds work and takes up floor space. The folks at Rockler need to re-think this product.

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