Best 120 Volt Dust Collectors

A cheap, strong bag collector for a hobby shop on 120 V that mostly needs to keep up with a planer and table saw.

A low cost full size bag collector for a hobby shop that wants planer and saw chips handled on a 120 V circuit.

A premium single stage collector for a 120 V shop that wants a big bag, a timer remote and a five year warranty, and doesn’t mind paying for them.

A mid size bag collector for a hobby shop that wants two hose ports and a long warranty at a modest price.

A starter collector for a small shop that runs one benchtop tool at a time and wants chips off the floor for little money.

A low cost bag collector for a garage shop that mainly needs chips off the floor from a planer or table saw. Add a canister filter if fine dust is the worry.

A budget 1.5 HP bag collector for a hobby shop that wants big rated numbers and can live with an unrated filter and a short warranty.

For a small shop that wants a quiet 1 HP collector with a long warranty for one tool at a time.

For a small shop that wants a collector that switches on with the tool, at a low price, and can accept a short warranty.

For a hobby shop that wants a quieter, longer lived motor than the cheapest collectors and runs one tool at a time.

A small, mobile bag collector for a beginner’s garage shop that moves one hose between a few machines.

A cheap wall mounted collector to dedicate to one small machine, like a bandsaw or router table, in a cramped shop.

A point of use collector for a small shop that wants fine filtration at a miter saw, router table or bandsaw without giving up floor space.

A compact canister collector for a small shop or apartment garage that runs benchtop tools on short hoses.

A 120 V cyclone with a long warranty for a garage shop without a 240 V circuit. It costs more than the Grizzly but is covered five times as long.

A polished 120 V cyclone for a garage shop that wants a well documented machine with a remote. The Grizzly G0860 does similar work for much less.

A 120 V HEPA cyclone for a woodworker who puts lung health first and works in a closed shop. It’s expensive for its airflow.

A compact 120 V cyclone for a one car garage shop that runs one machine at a time. It costs far less than most cyclones with the same 1 micron canister.

A 120 V cyclone for a small shop that wants Laguna’s two year warranty. Shop the Grizzly G0860 first, since its specs are the same.