Dust Collector
About
The dust collector is connected to the Miter Saw, Bandsaw, and Tablesaw and will activate automatically when any of those machines is turned on. There is a hose that can be connected to the planer or used on the benchtop when sanding, etc. To use it remove the plug and connect the hose to whatever you plan to use (for example, the planer), then turn the collector on with the manual override switch. Remember to re-install the plug when you are done.
Grizzly G8027 Dust Collector Specifications:
- Motor: 1 HP, 110V, single phase
- Motor Amp Draw: 8A
- Number of 4″ Intake Holes: 1
- Portable Base Size: 15″ x 25-1/2″
- Height (With bags inflated): 63″
- Bag size (diameter x depth): 14-1/2″ x 23″ (2)
- Powder coated paint
- Bag filtration: 2.5 Micron
- Bag Capacity: 2 Cubic Feet
- Impeller: 9″, Balanced Steel, Radial Fin
- Air Suction Capacity: 500 CFM
- Static Pressure: 2.76″
Connect the hose to the machine to collect dust from (i.e., the miter saw or bandsaw) and turn the dust collector on.
Safety
Important safety information.
- Use this dust collector when running the miter saw, bandsaw, and to clean up
- Use care when moving the dust collector – it can easily tip over
Materials
Sawdust, plastic dust, etc.
Power and Speeds
There are 2 speeds:
- On
- Off
Tips and Tricks
Your First Project
Clean up all the sawdust around the miter saw.
Your Second Project
Clean up all the sawdust around and inside the bandsaw.
Notes
I’ll buy lunch for the first person to complete both projects and tell me they saw this on the Wiki! – DougK, 10/11/2019.
Member Projects
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Owner: Fox.Build
Manufacturer: Grizzly
Serial # N/A
Website:
Instructions:
Replacement Cost: $250
Size/Volume: 1 micron filtering, up to 409 CFM