Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I have a Dewalt DW735 planer. It has an ejection fan that blows the sawdust out at high pressure. Will this work seeing that the shop fax is also vacu
Document: Particularly with the table saw I wheel it out on the driveway and work there. Regardless of being inside or out I create a huge amount of dust that works it's way all over my house and into my lungs. I needed a dust collector badly, enter the 1 hp Shop Fox. I read many reviews and forum posts regarding minimum power/cfm/ static pressure, etc but the one thing all the recommended dust collectors had in common was size -- they were big and I don't have room.
The first unit arrived damaged. Amazon was good about replacing it, but it's still a pain to have to return.The unit takes up a small footprint. I found that it works very well with my planer, pretty good with my jointer and ok with my Table Saw. It still leaves a lot of sawdust behind with the table saw. For that reason, I'd recommend going with the one that has a higher CFM. It's not that much more expensive and it should serve you better.
Most of the sound is from the air movement. The hose dampens most of that noise when connected. I can run this for hours and not be annoyed by the sound and sound level. Conversation is no problem with it running ( far better than a shop vac). There is no vibration from the motor or attached fan.I would not build a duct system for this unit.
The impeller cover was also beaten to heck and the impeller was hitting it. Not wanting to tear down and repackage for a third order, I hammered the motor cover to where the impeller wasn't striking it any longer. VERY disappointed in the overall experience. Not sure I would ever buy from Shop Fox again.
I like this dust collector because it is powerful and doesn't take up a lot of space. It was easy to put together. It was up and running in no time. It really added a good presence in my work shop.
I have a small shop, however, I make one heck of a lot of sawdust. Therefore I began my search for a dust control system that was affordable and would suit my needs. The Shop Fox 1727 seemed to be the perfect fit for my application. The box arrived a day before the indicated date which was nice. The assembly was easy and the parts self-explanatory. I had read about the difficulties people had with the installation of the bags so I gave that a bit of thought.
I will be building a sanding table for the finish work and maybe installing a cyclone separator inline at some point but until then I am grateful for what this machine will mean for me. It is a long overdue purchase and I heartily recommend it to someone like me with a small shop who plans on moving it from tool to tool, the way it was designed.
During remodeling of my old house, this dust collector helped filter out much of the dust from demolition. I was cleaning up brick with a wire brush grinder causing fine mason dust and when we kicked on the shop fox and let it run for 5 mins the room was almost clear. Highly recommended product form contractor work!
The suction is not as strong as my shop vac. It was easy to assembly. Noise was similar to the shop vac. The good thing was the clear plastic bag allows one to see how much wood dust is there. It was used best with my portable thickness planer. It was not as effective with the Rigid tablesaw I have.Anyway it was a nice addtion to my workshop.
The shop fox was a great purchase. The dust collector works well for individual point of use dust collection. It has no problem keeping up with my table saw, jointer, planer, ect.The included collection bag is a felt type and provides good results- much better than the cheaper fabric bags. This would make a great addition for any small shop. The noise is comparable to most other dust collectors I have seen.
Answer: yes