Festool Dsc-ag125 Tile Cutter

[Old Mod]

That's kool!
Cheers Martin,
Reckon the yellow ear duffs are my fav tho! 🙂

 

[martin1c]

That's kool!
Cheers Martin,
Reckon the yellow ear duffs are my fav tho! 🙂

I have to admit, I do look quite the catch with them on!

 

[Old Mod]

So @Jamest6 whats the reason for the dislike?
I only said thank you!
I'd be interested to know.

 

[Jamest6]

Really sorry mate, accident!

 

[Old Mod]

Really sorry mate, accident!

Haha guessed/hoped as much.
It's no problem tbh, but I did make you post,
Welcome to the forum.
Why not join in some more,
we're not scary, honest 🙄

Thanks for taking the time to post.

 

[One Day]

I got one too! James must like disliking posts! 🙂

 

[Old Mod]

I got one too! James must like disliking posts! 🙂

So did Harry haha

 

[Old Mod]

It's a Microclene MC760. It filters 760 cubic metres per hour. A bit noisy, but customers are always surprised by how little dust there is when I renovate a bathroom so it's paid for itself over and over again.

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Your air filter Martin(sorry mate) where does the filtered air go from your extractor, in to a ducting and out the window or in to some kind of collector?

 

[martin1c]

The filtered air goes straight out of the back of the unit Marc via two 45 degree vents. It doesn't need to go outside of the room as the filter media will have collected all of the dust.

It has a G4 filter so this is 90% efficient at collecting anything 5 microns and above. At 1 micron it's 65% efficient.

Microclene filters are popular amongst the wood working industry. It's not perfect but it is compact and pulls 90% of the dust out of the air very quickly. I'm sure if you wanted better filtration you could just put a G5 filter in instead.

As I have said before, sometimes there isn't a window close by so this little unit is perfect for occasions. If it packed up I'd definitely get another one.

 

[Old Mod]

If it packed up I'd definitely get another one.

Thanks Martin, I get it now, haha I obviously wasn't paying attention earlier, apologies.
Great idea. How long do the filters last on average, or how many jobs are you likely to get thro before replacing filters?