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The BUCKTOOL DC50 1.2HP Dust Collector delivers 750 CFM suction with auto-start (powers on with tool activation). Features a mobile base, easy-access PET collection bag clamp, and zippered 5.4 cu ft fabric bag with viewing window for tool-free debris monitoring. Industrial durability meets shop-floor convenience.
This high-efficiency dust collector features a 1.2HP ball-bearing induction motor that automatically starts when your connected power tool is switched on. With a powerful 750 CFM airflow, it's ideal for collecting dust and chips from sanding, cutting, or grinding.
Comes with a durable flexible hose and 5 adapter reducers, allowing easy connection to a wide range of woodworking machines. Supports efficient suction control for precise dust extraction across different tools.
PET bag clamp design allows safe, tool-free bag removal and replacement.
Includes a 5.4 cubic feet cloth lower bag with a large transparent window and zipper for easy dust level monitoring and mess-free emptying
Model No | DC50 |
Motor | 120V 60Hz, 1.2Hp |
Speed (no load) | 3450RPM |
Max. Static Pressure | 8.5inch |
Standard bag filtration | 2.5 micron |
Air suction capacity | 750CFM |
Bag volume | 5.4 cubic feet |
MOVEABLE DUST COLLECTOR DC50
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I have a small garage work shop and the small size is great. The auto-on feature works great. It is a little difficult to assemble (getting bolts lined up) and the assembly instructions are terrible. More parts are provided in the package than listed in the instructions. I had some questions so I called customer support. The first person I talked to was vey responsive but could not answer one of my questions so she had someone call me back which happened very fast.
I received the DC50 undamaged with no shipping charge. The discount offer and specs made it attractive and a good value.
First the pros:
- 1.2 hp
- 2.5 micron filter which is commonly 5 in other systems.
- mobile platform provides flexibility and saves duct work cost.
- small footprint which I needed to fit in a tight space.
- auto starts when a connected table saw, miter saw or router table, etc. turns on
- some included adapters work with m tools
Now the Cons:
- Motor mounting bolts and holes misaligned. Each pair at the top of the red supports allowed one I tried using small bar clamps, and finally succeeded by installing the handle first in separate pairs holes. Doing so, along with the spreader bar clamps allowed all bolts to be installed with about a 45 minute effort;
- Installing the lower collection bag is an initial and long term nightmare.I managed to get it on single-handed but only without using one of the five plastic bags inside. Plastic insert bags make sense compared to using the partial bottom zipper of the fabric bag alone. Shaking dust into a container will produce clouds of airborne dust compared to lifting out a plastic bag. It is impossible for even two people to hold the tops of both the inner plastic and outer fabric bag in place while trying to clamp the strap. Tape does not help. The solution was to use about 1/2" balls of sticky non-marring adhesives used behind wall-hung picture corners to keep them level. We pressed about 8 of these around the mounting rim, pulled the plastic bag around them and pressed each one flat. We then brought up the outer bag with the strap installed and were able to clamp it tight I think doing that every time, or wheeling the system outside to use the zipper without plastic, is a serious design flaw.
- The flimsy filter bag support rod threads into a small insert that wobbles so much that the rod leans about 35 degrees. The insert is inaccessible from below (unless I remove the entire upper motor housing to get at it). It cannot be tightened or removed from above. As a result, the support rod leans over when the filter bag inflates. It is a weak design made worse by loose assembly of the insert itself.
- Many of the included adapters incompatible with standard 2 1/4" ID/21/2" OD tools.
Overall, it has good suction and acceptable noise at about 78-80 Dbs 10 feet away in an enclosed garage.
Very satisfied
Great dust collector! Well built very strong suction and quite running. Collector came fast by FedEx. A very minor thing was missing part that connects hose to machine...but customer service immediately responded to me and express shipped part! How awesome is that.
Great job guys. I will be purchasing another unit very soon for our panel saw.
NICE LITTLE DUST COLLECTOR. ASSEMBLY EASY. DO NOT EVEN NEED TO LOOK AT INSTRUCTIONS. PURCHASED FOR MY SMALLER STATIONARY MACHINES. VERY PORTABLE.
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