Super Dust Deputy 4/5 Cyclone

Upgrade Your Single-Stage Dust Collector and Say Goodbye to Clogged Filters! Single-stage dust collectors are great for small, hobbyist shops but they come with a cost - fine dust quickly clogs the filter, reducing suction and leaving dust at your tools! Worse still, there's nothing to protect your dust collector from being damaged should you accidentally suck up large wood chunks, bolts, etc. How do you improve your dust collector's performance while dramatically reducing the need to clean or replace its filter? Install our cyclone! Oneida Air Systems' patented Super Dust Deputy® cyclone separates up to 99.9% of dust and debris from the incoming airstream, virtually eliminating filter clogging, suction loss, and significantly prolonging the lifespan of your filter. (US Pat. #7282074, #D703401). Benefits & Features Prevents both fine dust and large debris from reaching your dust collector Prolongs the lifespan of the filter while reducing the need for cleanings 4/5 Cyclone with included adapters offers 4 or 5" OD inlet (connects to your tools) and 4 or 6" OD outlet (connects to your collector) Ultra-high efficiency with integrated air ramp and neutral-vane inlet Lightweight and compact design for fast and simple installations Compatible with almost any 0.5-3HP dust collector (e.g. Delta, Grizzly, Harbor Freight, Jet, etc.) Static dissipative construction safely conveys static charge build-up to the electrical ground, preventing harmful discharges Share Your Setup #DustDeputy Real Reviews From Fellow Craftsmen Check out these great installation and Super Dust Deputy build videos shared by our customers over the years! Todd Clippinger of the American Craftsman Workshop gives his initial impressions on his new Super Dust Deputy upgrade. Top woodworking blogger, Tyler G, shows how he built his DIY two-stage dust collector. The Poplar Shop overviews his first time using the Super Dust Deputy, including helpful tips when ordering accessories from Amazon. Popular DIY blog, YouCanMakeThisToo, compares airflow performance between a Thien baffle and our patented Super Dust Deputy cyclone. Jason Rausch shares some hot tips for making stubborn connections work. Jake Thompson redesigns his original DIY dust collector for a slicker, space saving design.