Woodworker's Journal

Thick Epoxy Option, Faster-setting Titebond

  provides a passive form of dust collection for handheld sanders and other small power tools. Four flexible couplers with inside diameters of 3/4", 1", 1¼" and 1½" connect the canister to a variety of power tool port sizes and conform to oddly shaped port openings, too. An easy-to-clean pleated paper filter is mounted inside and captures particles down to 10 microns. The canister’s translucent polymer housing

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