DC1500 = Filter Hood for Polishing Motor

Filter Hood for Polishing Motor

Because breathing polishing compound was never listed as a bench skill.

If you've ever finished a polishing session and noticed rouge on your shirt, your bench, your glasses, and somehow the back wall... this is for you.

This filter hood sits behind your polishing motor and helps capture dust, polishing compound, and metal particles before they spread across your entire workspace. The built-in fan pulls debris toward a replaceable filter, helping keep your bench cleaner and making it easier to recover precious metal dust. It also features a clear acrylic shield and an adjustable LED work light so you can actually see what you're polishing.

Features:
* Powerful dust collection system
* Built-in flexible LED work light
* Replaceable filter
* Clear acrylic safety shield
* Durable metal housing
* Compact bench-friendly footprint
* Works with most polishing motors and bench lathes
* Specifications:
* Approx. 230 CFM airflow
* Dimensions: 8" H × 9" D × 6" W
* Weight: approximately 7 lbs
* Universal voltage operation
* Replaceable particulate filter system

Why You'll Like It:

A polishing motor's natural habitat is creating a fine layer of black mystery dust on absolutely everything nearby. This helps stop that.

Will it capture every single particle? No.
Will it dramatically reduce the amount of polishing compound decorating your bench, tools, and lungs? Absolutely.
Users consistently report cleaner benches, cleaner work areas, and much less airborne dust when using filter hoods during polishing and grinding operations.

Bench Reality

This isn't a giant industrial dust collector that sounds like a jet engine and requires ductwork through the roof.

It's a compact bench unit designed for jewelers, makers, and hobbyists who want a cleaner workspace without dedicating half the shop to dust collection.

The LED light is surprisingly handy, the shield keeps debris moving in the right direction, and the removable filter makes cleanup straightforward.

Because polishing jewelry is satisfying.
Cleaning rouge off everything you own is not.

Cleaner bench. Cleaner air. Less mystery dust.
That's a pretty good day's work.

(polishing motor not included)