Key Features
Strong AirflowWith up to 650 CFM at the inlet and a horizontal chute designed for better airflow, this dust collector moves enough air for single-machine pickup in a small shop. Fine Dust FiltrationThe 1 micron canister and 99.97% filtration efficiency for 0.2 to 2 micron particles help capture the dust you do not want hanging in the air after cutting and sanding. Easy Bag ChangesLaguna’s snap-band setup cuts down the usual hassle of swapping the lower bag, which matters when you are emptying chips regularly and want less mess.
Overview
The Laguna MDCBF1110C1M B|Flux Dust Collector is a single-stage dust collector built for woodshops that need cleaner air and better chip collection without giving up much floor space. This is a dust collector designed for collecting sawdust and fine airborne dust from individual woodworking machines. Model Number: MDCBF1110C1M. If you run a table saw, jointer, planer, sander, or router setup in a garage shop or smaller professional space, this machine is aimed right at that kind of work.
On the performance side, the 1 horsepower motor runs on 110 volts and draws 8.4 amps, so it fits shops that do not have special power available. The 3,450 RPM motor speed, 9 inch steel radial-fin impeller, and up to 650 CFM inlet airflow give this unit the kind of pull that makes sense for one-machine-at-a-time dust collection. Laguna also lists 550 CFM in a shop setting, which is a more practical number for real-world use once hose length, fittings, and machine ports come into play.
Where this unit separates itself from the usual entry-level single-stage collector is filtration. The canister filter is rated at 1 micron, with stated filtration efficiency of 99.97% for particles between 0.2 and 2 microns. That matters because the really fine dust is the stuff that hangs in the air after the visible chips are already gone. The filter also gives you 17.2 square feet of surface area, which helps maintain airflow better than a basic bag-only setup.
Laguna built this machine to be easier to live with day to day. The manual 360 degree handle crank lets you clean the canister filter without taking the system apart, which helps reduce clogging and keeps suction from dropping off as quickly. The lower plastic collection bag is paired with Laguna’s snap-band style mounting, so bag changes are less of a fight than the old steel-band style a lot of woodworkers are used to.
From a shop-layout standpoint, the horizontal dust chute is a useful detail, not just a design choice. According to the product information, it is shaped for improved airflow and can swivel 180 degrees so the 4 inch outlet can face downward. That gives you more flexibility when routing hose in a tight shop, especially when the collector needs to sit near a wall or beside a machine instead of out in the open.
The assembled footprint of 29 inches long by 14.8 inches wide by 50.4 inches high keeps the Laguna B|Flux compact enough for smaller spaces, and the 2 inch ball casters make it easier to roll where you need it. At 77 pounds, it is substantial enough to feel planted but still manageable for a shop machine that may get repositioned now and then. It is also rated at 76 decibels measured at 9.8 feet, which is worth noting if noise matters in a home shop or shared workspace.
This Laguna dust collector makes the most sense for woodworking users who want a step up from a basic shop vacuum for chip collection and better fine-dust control, but do not need a full central dust collection system. It is a strong fit for serious DIY woodworkers, furniture builders, cabinet installers working from a shop, and small professional shops running one machine at a time. If your priority is compact size, better filtration, and less hassle when cleaning and emptying, this is the kind of machine that earns its floor space.
Compact Dust Collection for Small Shops
If you need real dust collection but do not have room for a large two-stage system, this setup gives you a practical middle ground. It is sized for smaller shops, rolls where you need it, and adds better filtration than the basic chip collectors many woodworkers start with.
- Assembled size is 29 in. x 14.8 in. x 50.4 in. for a smaller footprint
- 2 in. ball casters help move the unit between machines
- Swiveling 180 degree dust chute helps with hose routing in tighter layouts
At a Glance
650 CFMInlet Airflow 1 MicronCanister Filter 17.2 ft²Filter Surface Area 3,450 RPMMotor Speed
Key Specifications
| Motor | 1 HP |
|---|---|
| Voltage (V) | 110 V |
| Amperage (A) | 8.4 A |
| No-Load Speed (RPM) | 3,450 RPM |
| Inlet Airflow | 650 CFM |
| Shop Airflow | 550 CFM |
| Inlet Size | 4 in. x 1 port |
| Max Static Pressure | 4.86 in. of water |
| Filter Type | 1 micron canister |
| Filtration Efficiency | 99.97% at 0.2 to 2 microns |
| MERV Rating | 12 |
| Filter Surface Area | 17.2 sq. ft. |
| Impeller Size | 9 in. |
| Impeller Material | Steel |
| Noise Level | 76 dB at 9.8 ft. |
| Weight (lbs) | 77 lbs |
| Dimensions | 29 in. x 14.8 in. x 50.4 in. |
| Cord Length | 6 ft. |
Built For
Woodworking Cabinet Shops Furniture Building Small Professional Shops Garage Workshops Table Saw Dust Collection Planer and Jointer Cleanup Sanding Dust Control
Pro Tip
Use the 180 degree swivel chute to point the 4 inch outlet where your hose run needs to go before you lock the collector into place. In a tight shop, that one adjustment can save you from sharp hose bends that rob airflow.
Warranty & Support
1 Year Limited warranty.
Tool Nut’s Take
Tool Nut’s Take
Laguna MDCBF1110C1M B|Flux Dust Collector for the shop that needs cleaner air without a giant footprint
This is a smart pick for woodworkers who want better filtration and easier maintenance than the usual small single-stage collector.
- Who it’s for: Woodworkers, cabinet builders, and serious DIY shop users running one machine at a time in a smaller space.
- Why it stands out: The canister filtration is the real story here, along with the crank-cleaned filter, swivel chute, and easier lower bag changes.
- Worth knowing: This is a 1 horsepower, 110 volt single-stage unit, so it fits smaller shops well, but it is not trying to replace a large central dust system for multiple machines at once.
Common Questions
- What kind of machine is this? This is a single-stage dust collector designed for woodworking dust and chip collection.
- What power does it require? It runs on 110 volts, uses a 1 horsepower motor, draws 8.4 amps, and has a recommended 15 amp breaker.
- What size dust hose connection does it use? The inlet is 4 inches with one port.
- How fine is the filtration? The canister filter is rated at 1 micron, with stated filtration efficiency of 99.97% for particles from 0.2 to 2 microns.
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