DEWALT Dust Extractor, Automatic Filter Cleaning, 8-Gallon (DWV010)

Ça change réellement la donne. Avant, je branchais ma sableuse sur un aspirateur d'atelier type shopvac et avec ceci, je ne porte même plus de masque pour sabler (je devrais sûrement mais bon..) Je sable dans la maison et ça ne fait pratiquement pas de poussière. C'est vraiment "next level"! J'adore la fonctionnalité qui fait que l'aspirateur part quand je démarre ma sableuse et arrête quelques secondes apres que je l'éteinds

I've used this for 2-1/2 years now, and really love it. It's great for lead dust and plaster dust -- a necessity in this old house -- and when it's not doing that, it can be used as a dust extractor in the shop. Positives: Very effective self-cleaning HEPA filter, rated for lead dust extraction. The self cleaning is just great with plaster dust, I haven't had a clog yet. It's light weight and easy to carry despite its bulk. Suction isn't the highest because of the HEPA filter -- you're going to get more from a standard shop vac, but this has a different purpose, no need for a cyclonic extractor or such when you use it for dust extraction. If you just want a shop vac, get a shop vac! The automatic run feature works well. And it's much less expensive than comparable units, or at least it was when I bought it. Negatives: Don't be fooled by the bargain price, the tool set is ridiculously expensive. It's still a bargain, but less so. DeWalt sells a wide range of hose adapters, which is a plus, but doesn't make it easy to figure out which ones you need -- why can't the industry standardize this stuff? It's really noisy, with a high pitched squeal -- use ear plugs, not strictly necessary but more comfortable. Stowing the hose -- it wraps around the unit and is secured by elastic -- is a bit of a bear, and I end up taking it off and carrying it separately. The hose accessories (but not the hose and the adapter that goes on it) are friction fit and tend to fall apart while you're using them. These quibbles aside, it does exactly what it should, and for that reason and its bargain price, I'm giving it five stars. A smarter person than I will find the right kind of adapter and use conventional shop vac accessories rather than buying their overpriced wand and brush kit.

Je l'utilise comme dépoussiéreur dans mon atelier depuis environ 6 mois et il garde sa puissance égale tout le temps contrairement à mon ancien aspirateur d'atelier. Il est très efficace. Je le trouvais un peu cher mais je n'ai finalement pas de regret, il m'en donne pour mon argent.

I'm not sure why people say that this thing doesn't have good suction. This thing is as good as I could hope for without a 4" dust collector system. I use this with my DeWalt 12" sliding compound miter saw, DeWalt table saw, and a Milwaukee 5" random orbital palm sander (requires a rubber fernco to connect). The suction is best on the sander; leaving only a small trace of dust that settles on the work surface with no visible airborne dust and my nostrils are clean at the end of the day, even without a dust mask. The suction is sufficient for the table saw and miter saw, but tool function and design causes some dust to not be collected. I've worked in a professional shop with a powerful cyclone system, and this DeWalt system performs just as well. My only complaint is that automatic start only works if you plug the power tool into the dust collector. Well, the vacuum and both of my DeWalt saws are rated at 15 amps, which means that I constantly trip breakers when I plug the saw into the vacuum to use the auto start feature. I have to run the vacuum and the saw off of different outlets attached to different breakers. There is a switch to manually turn on the vacuum, but a remote or something would be nice considering the high draw of these tools. Lastly, I had a ton of trouble knowing which adapters were required to attach this DeWalt vacuum to DeWalt tools. Just to help some other people out, the 2-1/4" adapter fits inside of the 2-1/2" table saw dust port, the twist lock built into the end of the vacuum hose fits right onto the dust port on the miter saw, and I used the 35mm angled adapter with a rubber fernco to attach to my Milwaukee 5" random orbit sander.

I should’ve bought this years ago. If your tool has a small dust port, you need a dust extractor (not a shop vac) and this more than fills the bill for a hobbyist woodworker like myself. The included DWV9000 hose adapter hooks up directly to my DeWalt RO sander. The DWV 9120 or 9130 or 9140 will provide connections to your other tools (router table, track saw, stationary sander, dominoe, miter saw). It’s not overly loud but you’re using it with a power tool so why would you not already be using hearing protection? The option to plug the tool into the machine for auto start stop is convenient. I chose to use mine with the filter bags DWV9402. As an aside, to maximize you miter saw dust collection, go to ShopNation and check out products for your saw (I am not affiliated, just a happy customer)