DeWalt DW718 Sliding Miter Saw Dust Collection & Plans Bundle
Finally a solution that replaces the terrible dust collection attachment on your DeWALT 12" DW718 Double Bevel Compound Sliding Miter Saw! You will see a HUGE improvement in dust collection efficiency with this upgrade - all without losing ANY effective saw capacity! This chute is printed in either BLACK or YELLOW high strength PETG plastic with black PETG accessories.
NOTE: This is the same product as the DWS779/780 dust chute but also fits the DW718
Everything you need is Included:
(1) Dust Collection Chute Body
(1) Expanding Hose Section
(2) Flexible rubber flap
(1) Hose Transition Piece (with optional adapters if ordered)
(2) Hose Adapters (Large & Medium sizes shown in the table below)
(4) Small phillips screws for attaching flap to the chute body
(1) Install Card with QR Code for complete installation video
| Fitting Sizes | OD |
ID |
Works with |
| Hose Transition | 1.625" (41.2mm) | 1.4" (35.5mm) | Small extractor hoses, Festool D27 |
| Medium Adapter | 2.00" (50.8mm) | 1.75" (44.5mm) | Common adapters, Festool D36 |
| Large Adapter | 2.45" (62.2mm) | 2.25" (57.1mm) | Shop Vac, 2.5" Dust Collection Hose |
PLUS! In this package you will get a digital download of EVERY SINGLE PLAN listed below:
Ultimate Shop Cabinet System
Miter Station Cabinet
Versatile Workbench (Imperial & metric)
Ultimate Workbench
Shmedium Workbench
Mega Table Saw Workbench
Jobsite Table Saw Workbench
Compact Kreg ACS Workstation (workbench)
Swinging Tool Wall Storage
Disc/Belt Sander Wall Organizer
Sanding Cabinet Wall Organizer
Adjustable Hanging Tool Storage
Workshop Towel/Rag Wall Organizer
Drill Press Table (w/ dust collection)
Compact Wood Storage Cart
Camphouse Shed
Kid Workbench
Each Plan Includes:
- Full Cut Sheets & Cut List [Note: all plans in imperial (in.) unless specified]
- Full Materials List
- Broken down build sections into bite-sized chunks
Blade changes: To change your blade you will need to loosen the (2) mounting screws to allow enough wiggle room to get the blade off. This minor inconvenience was a necessary evil to keep safety and dust collection efficiency as high as possible!
