Central Vac DIY Shop & House PLUS Homemade System Extras!

You have the cleanest and most orderly mechanic shop I have ever seen that wasn't owned by a professional racing team.

I really like your shop and quality of everything I see. Someday I hope to have a ship like that. I really enjoy your videos and the knowledge you give. Please make more videos

What a great video. Thanks for the information!

You make well organized easy to understand videos with great ideas. I enjoyed this one very much.

you never cease to amaze me with your shop tips,and auto tips. i worked at a mercedes dealer and the shop was not as clean as yours.

Really cool thank you for sharing God bless buddy

Thanks for sharing. Good tips. You sound like a cool dude too.

Cool vac setup and thanks for the spark plug tips !!!

thanks for the tips I am building my shop and also putting central vac in also which size unit do you have?

Nice setup.

The chain bucket looks like a water separator housing.

nice setup and ideas, got a link for the vac system?

love it

More masterful engineering from Jeff. Always like when you explain your shop setups. Your air system is envied....believe me! ;-)

AWESOME SHOP!! Thanks!!

Jeff, the central vac is really sweet. I like that you routed that to the house as well. Excellent video.

Very nice install, the rolling hoist chain bucket looks like a vw type II wiper reservoir?

Very nice setup, cool addons

Nice vacuum system please make a video of all your gadgets can't wait

Absolutely ingenious!

great video and great shop !!! I love it.

Brilliant ! As always I learn soo much watching your mind in action ! You amaze me with the things you come up with !

Love it. Livin the life.

I have heard issues of dust collection being flammable does it need to be separated

heck are from minn by chance?

That accent is priceless!

Another enjoyable video i also got a lot of information in the comments from your other veiwers i had Always wondered about the central vacumns it seems like the way to go

that sucks.....very well, great job

Ahhhh i see that you to suffer from an attention to detail (overthinking) curse as well...

The vac is a nice set up i hope to do one in my next shop as well I do. Plan on utilizing a Cyclone style seperator like i use on my Dust collection system for my Woodworking shop that actually separates the majority of the dust in its own container. Instead. Of it going into the vacumn and its Collection container that usually keeps the system working better and prolongs the motors life a great deal plus they are relatively inexpensive to buy or build As well as lasting a long time

This guys voice is so calming bob ross status

your shop is cleaner than my kitchen, love it

This - super good video!

You sir, You are my tinkering hero.

Just want to endorse all the very positive and appreciative comments. I wholeheartedly agree that your vids are inspirational Thanks for sharing!

Dream house and workshop...
Best regards from Brazil!

Great setup you got there. Thanks for the tips.

Great shop set up. You're a thinker and a planner. Likely do excellent work. Thanks for sharing.

This was really helpful. Thanks for sharing.

There are many similar projects in Woodprix's plans.

How effective is the vacuum at chip removal? Do you ever have coolant or other liquids on your waste?

Another cheap system with a non-powered beater head.

Love this

Shoot me.

That is a beautiful plumbing job! Was nervous clicking a video that had central vac and DIY in the title, but this is how these should be installed!

Nice Nova! Learned to drive in a 1970. Are you happy with the Beam? If it's lived up to your challenges (including a shop), it can survive anything (I'm considering something similar? Finally, have you seen any cyclone-type systems that might be even better?

Hi Jeff, having a bit of difficulty finding similar micro switches as I don’t know what specs I should be looking for? I have a Central Vac here in Australia (220-240v 50hz), however all the micro switches I see online have such varying specs: 30A 125v or near me a 5A @125VAC / 2.5A @250VAC. Any chance you could advise me on what I should be looking for please? Thanks