| Review by brianl | posted 1153 days ago | 2227 views | 0 times favorited | 4 comments | ![]() |
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- Keen Products DustCutter
- Brand: Keen Products | Category: Tablesaw Accessories

In February I finally got a table saw. It’s used and fairly old, but it was free, so I can’t complain too much. It didn’t come with a stand or with any sort of dust collection mechanism. After tuning it up and running some plywood through it I was amazed at how much dust was kicked up. I decided that I needed to get a bag or something to help. I searched around and found the Keen Product's DustCutter on Amazon.
Once orderded, it was shipped very quickly and arrived quickly as well. It came with a length of hook and loop tape, the bag, and the instructions. Upon initial inspection, the bag appears to be very well made and fairly sturdy.
To install it I took my saw off the stand, vacuumed up as much dust as possible, and then lightly sanded the surfaces where I would be applying the tape. I then wiped down the surfaces with mineral spirits to make sure it was clean. Then it was just a simple matter of applying the hook and loop tape, the bag, and remounting the saw in the stand.
With just the bag I’d estimate that I have seen about a 70% reduction in sawdust. When I hook up my shopvac to the vacuum port I’d say it jumps to about 90%. Overall I am very pleased with it. I’m only giving it 4 stars because compared to other bags it is kind of pricey. If it was made in America I wouldn’t mind the price, but it was made in Asia just like most other bags you see online. I would recommend it to others who need a quality dust collection bag for their table saw.
-- Brian - Belmont, Massachusetts





















4 comments so far
Abbott
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#1 posted 1152 days ago
Yep, those bags beat the heck out of having to deal with cleaning everything up.
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mmh
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#2 posted 1151 days ago
Looks interesting. I currently have a tall plastic bin from Targett’ that is tall enough to collect the dust from the table saw. It’s not sealed or leak proof but I’ve noticed a lot less sawdust on the floor and more in the bin. The lid is used as a back board that seems to help too.
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GregD
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#3 posted 1151 days ago
Those with motors that hang out the back might also want to have a look at this:
http://store.workshopsupply.com/catalogue/product_info.php?cPath=680_645&products_id=3320
It seems simple and inexpensive, but I wonder how it works.
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Jim K
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#4 posted 1150 days ago
Good review. I have one of these too. It does help But use hearing protection without it the noise from the shop vac and the saw is to loud.
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