Features

• 1-inch, 8 thread per-inch insert
• Accessory for 709345 Nova chuck

Features

• Two straight locking casters
• One swivel locking caster
• Made in the USA

Features

• 4-inch OD
• For use with your shop dust collection system
• Maximizes system efficiency
• Cast-aluminum body with a steel gate
• Locking knob

Reviews (6)

Better than plastic
I have now traded all my plastic blastgates for aluminum. They cost a bit more, but are worth it. They don't clog as easily,and if they do, are easier to clean. The setscrew helps to keep it open or closed. Don't waste your money on plastic blastgates.

The advantages of the Jet aluminum blastgate
In addition to being a good grounding connector for a smooth metal ductwork system, and being able to seal it with aluminum tape, it also has a cleaning advantage. Think about the irony of a blast gate. If you wanted to create an ideal headache for creating, and not being able to clean out trapped dirt, a blast gate is it. You have a lot of material passing by a narrow slit in the gate, and to make matters worse, opening and closing the gate are constantly packing it in. So you have this guillotine gate packing dust debris down into a tiny crevice on a regular basis. If you have been playing with blast gates for a while, you realize that cleaning out that packed in dust is a nuisance chore.
On a plastic gate, you are stuck with having to use a sharp tool to try and dig down into the crevice and loosen the packed in debris. With this Jet aluminum gate, you have the option of being able to unscrew the gate face and do a nice job of cleaning it out. You can even do that without having to disconnect the hoses, which makes it even less work.

Another nice feature about the Jet metal gate is that it has a locking knob. With the plastic gates, if they are not mounted sideways, then tend to slip slowly into a closed position. So if the gate is mounted with the flap sitting on top, with a plastic gate, gravity and vibration creates a gate closing movement. So I purposely mount them sideways in order to prevent that. That is not always the best angle depending on the configuration of your set up. With the Jet, having a locking knob, you can set it at any angle you want, and lock it into position. Nice feature.
All in all a very nice gate. Highly recommended.

Good Value
Plastic blastgates cost almost as much as their aluminum cousins. So why buy plastic?

Superb blastgates
I went straight to the aluminum after reading the reviews about the differences between aluminum and plastic. There is no reason to skimp on dust collection and these really make life easy. One per tool or hose connection and you are all set. No worrys about quality here. These are tough gates, made for years of use and abuse.

Heavy Duty Worker
This aluminum blastgate is a real workhorse, very well constructed and much more dependable than it's plastic cousin. The aluminum is put together with screws, the plastic blastgate is tack welded. When/if the tack weld loosens, you've lost your blastgate. Get the aluminum blastgate.

The aluminum will also hookup to the grounding system, making a much easier connection than the plastic gates. The only downside is that it is a little pricey, but a DC system is something that should be build to stay and to use, this aluminum blastgate will foot the bill. ... Read more

Features

• Exclusive 3-point leveling system
• Two straight locking casters
• Solid steel tube construction
• Powder coated finish is 30 times more durable than a painted finish

Features

• Instructions included
• Dust collection accessories kit for single machine hookup
• 4-inch-by-10-foot hose
• Universal dust hood
• Band hose clamps

Reviews (1)

Dust Collector 4"
I just hooked this up to my 4" collector and it's great, very easy to connect with the enclosed clamps. I use it mainly for my miter saw and the hood captures most of the dust. The hood also works to clean up after I've used my table saw. ... Read more

Features

• Connect full sections of hose
• Utilize short sections of hose
• Slightly undersized to fit inside hose
• 4-inch OD

Reviews (2)

Fits well!
This is a well made splicer. Looks and feels solid. Fits very nicely.

To Continue a Good Thing
If your dust collection hose is at an end, and you still have a machine to travel to, then this splice is your answer. Both ends were at 4" , the hose fit nicely, and the wire clamps attached snuggly.

The splice allows you to use up all the hose, no matter the length of the run. ... Read more

Features

• 8-inch knives
• Set of 3
• High speed steel

Amazon.com

Jet's DC-650 is a mighty dust-collecting machine, but it's only as effective as the filter bag you install in it. This one's tailor-made for that model, and it filters particles down to an incredible 5 microns. We've wrestled enough bags into dust collectors to feel qualified to say that changing out this bag is far from a harrowing experience; it's got an elastic top, and that makes all the difference. Your workspace will be healthier, your tools free from that fine coating of sawdust, and most important of all, your lungs will be clearer. We know it's spendy for a bag, but you really do get what you pay for. Clean lungs are a great investment.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Elastic band for easy installation
• Helps keep your workspace, tools and air clean and free of sawdust
• 5-Micron replacement filter bag for JET model 708621 650 CFM dust collector

Features

• Left-tilting blade reduces risk of kickback
• Fully enclosed hinged door cabinet
• Movable power switch lets you change switch placement to suit your needs
• All cast-iron table including extension wings
• Micro adjustable fence with magnified cursor for precise ripping

Reviews (23)

Great Saw ... But...
Don't get me wrong, I love Jet Tools, in fact I have a Jet planer, bandsaw, dust collect, jointer, Spindle Sander, .... and they are a great value for the price as compared to other manufactures. So when I decided to upgrade my old worn out Craftsman, and I order this super saw from Amazon. It assembled perfect, and runs perfectly. The fence is certainly a dream to use when compared to my old craftsman fence, but I wanted to upgrade to an Incra fence, and I found out that it will not work on my Super saw and when I called Incra. They don't have plans to fix the design to work on this Jet TS. Another complaint, is that the miter slot on the left side of the blade, is an inch and a half farther from the blade. My Delta Tenion Jig is too far away from the blade to use. So I called Jet, and they are aware of this, and they do plan to make available a plate that you can adapt to your Tenion Jig, but that won't be until later this year. Still for the price and the value I do love my super saw, but if you want to upgrade to a different fence, it may not adapt. I do appreciate Amazon for allowing everyone to submit comments. It has helped me so much in my decision on what tools to buy.

Reminds me of a foreign car!
Ordered the Supersaw in early December and it finally arrived in mid-January. The Fed-X guy came with a lift gate truck and a pallet jack. Delivered it to my garage in 2 minutes. There it sat!! The mobile base was on back order so I left it on the pallet. Couldn't wait to use it so I added the wings and fence and ripped a 2X6 pine just about as fast as I could feed it. Have a WW2 blade and the edges were smooth. Crosscut was right on the 90 degree mark. Easy to assemble and no adjustment needed. Got the mobile base about 3 weeks after the saw arrived.

Fit & finish is good. The wings have a few finish problems, but nothing other than cosmetic.

Dust collection is great even with just using a shop vac. My new Jet 1100CK dust collector is also on back-order. But, that's another story.

Now about the foreign car part. I suspect parts may be hard to get for a while. Sorry to hear there may be a problem with the timing belt. I have confidence the engineers will correct this since this machine seems to be very well engineered. Caution, everything except the scale on the rip fence and the table slots are metric. The T slots on the fence are tiny. Won't accept the standard 1/4" nuts. Had to use 10x24 nuts to attach the router fence to the rip fence.

If you're thinking about installing a router table in place of the right table wing, think hard. I did it, but it wasn't easy. Had to make sure the router table wasn't too thick because there is a ledge on the front rail of the rip fence that makes it so you don't have 27" of clearance all the way between front and rear rails. Also had a devil of time getting M-10x30 allen head cap screws to use when attaching the router table. Hardware stores don't carry anything larger than M-8.

I hope to get a lifetime of enjoyment(or at least 20 years) from this set-up. Love the way it sounds when it starts up. The capacitors on the motor cause it to purr like a Lexus entering an expressway. And the lights don't dim!

I cant rate this because of poor service
I received parts of this saw two months ago. Missing was the fence, rails, left wing extention and accessory package box. I wrote Amazon and slowly over the next month I received the fence, rails and fence. The accessory package box did not come. I have now asked for it, clearly, 5 times. Each time Amazon replies very politely with, it's been ordered by our parts department, it will be there in 7-10 days. Each time 7-10 days go by and nothing. Last week I received a plastic envelope with 8 bolts and a plastic knob. Inside of this I found a receipt from Jet and a telephone number. I called them and they were very cooperative and helpfull. The parts I needed are on the way and no thanks to Amazon. I wish I could rate the saw. It looks great in my garage, but until I get the missing parts I cant put it together. The service is a one, hopefully the saw will be a five.

GREAT SAW/GREAT PRICE
After wearing out a cheap shop saw, we researched and chose the JET supersaw. It arrived crated on a palate by truck, but we were able to get it where we wanted it piece by piece. It set up easily and quickly and did not require hiring two men & a boy to lift it. It works well on the stand & handles an after-market add-on router table with ease, giving us a terrific set up at half the cost of the "top of the line" macho saws... we run a small woodcraft & stained glass shop and it does everything we need it to do and well.

A costly error avoided
I was just looking at this saw yesterday at a local tool supplier and they made me a deal that was too good to be true. I was told they needed to move out older stock to make room for a new shipment that was scheduled to arrive next week. (Hmmm . . . that's the same line that was used on me last summer when I stopped to look at a "99" F250.) I pulled out my checkbook but hesitated and said that I had to get back to the job and I would come back tomorrow and look it over better. I learned a long time ago that a deal that sounds too good to be true usually isn't. Besides, I seldom buy anything without checking at Amazon first for prices and customer reviews. Much of the time I end up buying here which is often enough that when our UPS driver changed routes he stopped to say good-bye.

Even if the belt and gear problems have been have been addressed and are no longer problematic I still don't want to give a second thought to the reliability of a piece of equipment. Twenty six years ago I bought a used Delta Unisaw for $900 from a cabinetmaker who had retired and was moving to Florida. When it runs all you all hear is the whoosh of the blade and a slight hum of the motor. Now that I think of it I don't know why I even wanted a new saw. Maybe it was the same reason my grandson used to pick the shiny new penny out of my hand and leave the dull old quarter.

I'd like to say thank you to everyone who has taken the time to write a product review, and especially thanks to Amazon for their willingness to post them good or bad. For several years I have avoided a lot of grief because of you. Since I have decided not to buy the Jet Supersaw my 5 stars are for Amazon.com and all of you who write the product reviews.

Oh by the way, I didn't buy the truck either. ... Read more

Features

• 4-inch OD
• 4" radius
• Black ABS plastic

Reviews (3)

Technicals
When installing a dust collection system, eliminating resistance to airflow is what it is all about. The ideal is as large a pipe as possible, flowing in a straight line, without any ridges in the surface. Of course in the real world at least some of these things wind up being less than ideal. What this Jet 4" elbow does, is give you a large pipe, that makes a gradual turn as opposed to a straight 90 degree angle, and the sides of the elbow are smooth. So when you need to make a turn with your air flow, this elbow does the nicest job.
The fit snugs neatly inside the standard 4" flex pipe. With some 4" Jet wire clamps which are also highly recommended over standard pipe-band clamps and this Jet elbow your all set for some hassle free collecting.

Good enough!
I attached this elbow directly to the intake port of my Jet dust collector. If you don't suspend your 4" hose from above, then using this elbow allows you to run the flex hose horizontally to a piece of equipment (also saving hose length). May not be completely necessary, but it does take the stress off the hose, especially if you move it around a lot.

Good Product
This is not a complex piece of equipment. The 2 ends are consistent at 4 inches, the hose fit snuggly over each end and the clamps held securely.

Use this connector when a tight turn is needed, and the hose itself will not be able to hold the radius of the turn. Otherwise, the hose should be flexible enough to make the turn. ... Read more

Product Description

Corrugated-topped steel screws turn easily under load. Semi-steel base is set to sit firmly in place without slipping. Easy to carry built-in handle. Acme type threads. Turning bars not included, but are available as an accessory. Rated capacities of 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 tons (as listed in model number). ... Read more

Features

• Screw Size: 2 x 12.
• Height Closed: 16.
• Height Extended: 25.
• Bar Hole Size: 13/16.
• Approximate Weight: 251 lbs.. For Model Number: 1900. External Static Pressure (WG): 10.2. Bag Area (square feet): 10.68.

Features

• Jet Dust Collector Bags Now Have An Elastic Band For Easy Installation
• 30 Micron Collector Bag

Features

• 133 inches by 1-1/4-inch
• 1.3 teeth per inch
• Hook tooth blade

Features

• Table saw dust hood
• 4" OD, 14-1/16" length, 14-1/16" width, 2-1/2" height

Amazon.com Review

A great carpenter once referred to sawdust as "the indomitable scourge silently mounting in woodshops nationwide." Well, now you can fight back with Jet's 1,200 cfm dust collector. Running a powerful 2-horsepower induction motor on 230 volts, this handy shop tool comes standard with 7.36-cubic-foot bags that collect particles 30 microns and larger. The thickness of the 12-inch steel blower wheel is great for handling larger particle-producing applications. As is standard on most models, two 4-inch dust ports feed into a main 6-inch tube, allowing you to connect it to multiple machines. For convenience, Jet has placed the entire unit on easy-to-roll casters, so it can be moved around the shop when necessary. One unique feature separating Jet's dust collector from the competition is how easily the lower bag can be removed and reattached. The bag is held securely in place by a flexible metal band, so the bag pops in and out without the hassle of cinch straps you'll find on other models. Standing 96 inches tall and pulling 5.34 cubic feet of air, this machine is perfect for medium-to-large shops. A good dust collector, like this one, improves your workplace environment and also extends the life of your tools--two pretty compelling reasons to get one for your shop. --Justin Paul ... Read more

Features

• 2year warranty
• 2hp, 1ph 230v only
• Compact size
• 1 hose, 6-inch 2-hose intake 4-inch 34x20-1/2x96 inches
• Bag diameter 20 inch

Reviews (2)

Good start - be careful of specs - buy better bags
I've owned one for 3 years. It is connected via 4inch metal ducts to 6 machines - longest run is about 20 ft. Jet, like Delta and others, overrates CFM, especially thru 4in opening. But it does an adequate job on large particles. As advertised, the JET standard bags are rated for 30 microns. That's way too large for most dust from table saws, sanders, etc. Buy felt bags rated to 5 micron. They cost more, but your lungs will thank you. The bags will still be hard to change unless you add some hangers made of coat hangers.

I'd change my intake from the dual 4inch to a single 7 in (converter plate from Oneida and others) and the main ductwork in the shop to 6in. Then, I'd have a 4 star system. By the way, these systems are noisy.

My shop is immaculate now!
I went with the DC-1200 to reduce the amperage draw on my 115V circuit, and also because it had the specs to give me plenty of versatility. My shop is pretty small, and everything is on wheels. Right now the DC can be wheeled around near whichever machine I'm using, but in the future when all is fixed, this DC unit will still have the suction to handle my planer from across the room via flex hose.

Assembly was easy, with well-written instructions. The unit was pre-wired for 230V, so no changes needed there. The lower bag is difficult to get back on without a helper, though, and the filtration of the stock bags leaves something to be desired. I'll soon be replacing them with felt bags. About the only other item on my wish list for this unit would be having the power switch mounted higher, so I don't have to bend down to the floor to turn it on or off.

Still, this unit works very well for the collection of the big stuff, and I haven't touched a broom in a while. My friends with the smaller Jet and Delta units can't make that claim. ... Read more

Features

• Pipe fitting for dust collection system venting
• For use where design limitations will not allow use of a Y
• For branching off the main ventilation line
• Slightly undersized to fit inside hose
• 4-inch OD

Reviews (1)

It Works
This is not a complicated piece of equipment, but an essential piece of equipment for a dust collection system. The ends were all 4 inches and the hose fit snuggly on the end, and the wire clamps held sercurely. Overall, a good link in the chain.

Based on the design and area to cover in the dust collection system, if possible, it is better to use the "Y" fitting rather than the "T". The Y connection allows for a better flow of air, more continuous, than the T. I used 4 Y's and 2 T's. The T's are in the corner of the shop. ... Read more

Product Description

Heavy-duty, ball bearing construction. Dynamic counterweight vibration isolators forlow vibration sanding. 1/4" (NPT) air inlet. 3/8" Inside diameter air hose size. 90 PSI air pressure. ... Read more

Features

• Overall Length: 7-3/8".
• Overall Length (inch): 7-3/8.
• Net Weight: 4-1/2.
• Free Speed RPM: 8,000.
• Spindle Thread: -. Pad Size: 3-2/3 x 6-1/2. CFM: 4.

Features

• Black hose
• 3" x 10'

Reviews (1)

Good Consistant Hose
This is a black 3" hose, made of ABS plastic. The sizing is very consistent, as I cut it into 3 foot sections, each end maintained 3 inches. The hose is very rigid, almost crushproof, yet flexible enough to move from side to side and up and down and all round. It is not flexible enough, though, to move back and forth (in and out) as if you were moving machinery from the wall to a work area. But it is an excellent hose for permanent pieces of equipment for your dust collection system. ... Read more

Features

• 4-inch dust chute attachment
• Fits JWP-12-4P planer

Reviews (1)

Does The Job
I believe the actual picture is upside down. When installed at the back of the planer, the 4" dust opening points straight up.

There's not much to this except its an optional accessory for the planer. It should have been included with the purchase. The unit is made entirely of metal which may account for the hefty price and the slightly out-of-round 4" dust opening. But once you have the dust hose connected, its a pleasure to see the shavings being whisked away. ... Read more

Features

• Accessory for JET JWBS-14OS 14" band saw
• Can be used for both straight and angled cutting

Reviews (1)

Where's the handle?
Potential users: Click on the "See Larger Picture" link. Notice that (threaded) hole on the flat part at the top? That's where the handle should be, the handle that gives you oomph to push and guide your stock with the miter gauge. Makes the cutting LOTS easier and more accurate with larger pieces!
Jeez, including this handle with the gauge couldn't have cost 'em more than a couple bucks--but they don't. Nor do they give you any way that I could find to locate and order one. ... Read more