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Scott Chapin is a contractor and owner of a Dust Gorilla Pro dust collector with a unique workshop in Upstate New York that he designed himself.
Cyclone separators work by utilizing the momentum of incoming particulates to mechanically separate materials of different densities--similar to how a centrifuge works. For woodworking dust collection, the inbound air velocity is used to literally spin the dust out of the air.
I’m retired and spend my days woodworking in my basement shop in Danville, Virginia. I’ve been woodworking since I was about 12 years old. My projects vary, although I’m partial to turning, especially bowls and vases. I enjoy making things for family and friends. I love my Dust Gorilla Pro.
Congratulations to the NBSS, RISD, and RIT students who were awarded the Future Craftsmen Scholarship! Each was selected for the award by their instructor(s) for showing outstanding promise in woodworking.
