Dust Muzzle

[Italy]

New Grinder Time? - http://www.tilersforums.com/threads/new-grinder-time.80221/
is same, but no longer in production

 

[AndY mac]

Ye works fine gets about 80% of dust. Ideal for penthouses and the likes.

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

New Grinder Time? - http://www.tilersforums.com/threads/new-grinder-time.80221/
is same, but no longer in production

Does look very similar, also like the look of the bosch cover to.
Thanks

 

[Italy]

Maybe he's suggesting water suppression!

sorry andy mac
mean shoot down dust with dog ahah

 

[Italy]

Does it work well?

a little dust escapes
cut you have to pull. do not push.
I use it when I can not do without.
the plastic headset. behind. It must remain well up against the tile, otherwise dust escapes. I hope you understand

 

[WetSaw]

Never mind the grinder, is that real grass?

 

[AndY mac]

No it's artificial. No time for cutting and edging grass. Rather be rattling in m2.

 

[LM]

I wonder why they stopped making the Bosch attachment, have they replaced it with something better?

 

[Italy]

I wonder why they stopped making the Bosch attachment, have they replaced it with something better?

GDE 115/125 FC-T Professional

 

[LM]

Yeah I have one of those already, they are great for cutting out or repairs, but a bit too bulky for normal cuts in tiles in my opinion

 

[Italy]

 

[Tile Shop]

Question about these extractors..... whats the best way of collecting the dust?

Does a bag work if you're just doing a small odd-job? could you rig it up to a normal vacuum cleaner? or do you have to have a specific dust extractor collector, which I can't seem to find for less than £250?

Lets just assume I want an extractor setup on a budget to go with my £20 Draper grinder. any suggestions?

 

[Italy]

Question about these extractors..... whats the best way of collecting the dust?

Does a bag work if you're just doing a small odd-job? could you rig it up to a normal vacuum cleaner? or do you have to have a specific dust extractor collector, which I can't seem to find for less than £250?

Lets just assume I want an extractor setup on a budget to go with my £20 Draper grinder. any suggestions?

Question about these extractors..... whats the best way of collecting the dust?

 

[Old Mod]

Lets just assume I want an extractor setup on a budget to go with my £20 Draper grinder. any suggestions?

A dust mask and cut outside!

 

[LM]

Question about these extractors..... whats the best way of collecting the dust?

Does a bag work if you're just doing a small odd-job? could you rig it up to a normal vacuum cleaner? or do you have to have a specific dust extractor collector, which I can't seem to find for less than £250?

Lets just assume I want an extractor setup on a budget to go with my £20 Draper grinder. any suggestions?

You need a shroud, then if stuck just duck tape your own Hoover nossel to it