Drillers dust Bowl

[J&M Electrical]

Fella's,

Does any of you know anybody in the UK that has these... Amazon.com: Morris Products 13500 Drillers Dust Bowl: Industrial & Scientific

Just been watching a program on home and saw an electrician down in london using 1 and there was absolutely no dust from the hole at all.

 

[JD6400]

I think Denmans sell something similar ?

 

[Amp David]

Starrett Hole Saw Cowl - Dust & Debris Collector

 

[gutterball]

D.A.D.E. - Dust and Debris Eliminator | City Electrical Factors also at s/fix

 

[J&M Electrical]

Cheers guys. I will be buying 1 tomorrow.

 

[Strima]

Better than the ice cream tub I use... Should really take the ice cream out first, less mess.

 

[huntos33]

Dust sheets or hoover ??

 

[mogga]

eliminates the need Huntos Dust cup £25 Hoover £30 Dust sheet £5 Time cleaning up £5 Bunged up hoover bags £5 Simplez

TIP try and keep the surface that meets celing clean and make sure paint ,plaster is dry or you will end up with rings

 

[Guitarist]

Drill in one hand, hoover nozzle in the other.... (usually remember to switch it on....) No mess

 

[Guitarist]

Actually, looking at it closely..... tupperware bowl with a hole in should do.

 

[huntos33]

Drill in one hand, hoover nozzle in the other.... (usually remember to switch it on....) No mess

works for me , tapped to the drill if i have lots of holes

 

[huntos33]

Actually, looking at it closely..... tupperware bowl with a hole in should do.

Could easly be adapted with an a2 arbour money for old rope

 

[polo1]

Drill in one hand, hoover nozzle in the other.... (usually remember to switch it on....) No mess

I used to do that too, but when cutting a 64mm dia hole, hit a noggin and tore the ligaments in my arm when the holesaw jammed
:bigcry:

 

[telectrix]

that'll teach you to check where you are drilling.

 

[Guitarist]

I used to do that too, but when cutting a 64mm dia hole, hit a noggin and tore the ligaments in my arm when the holesaw jammed
:bigcry:

Maybe time to hit the gym mate, build up those arms

 

[polo1]

that'll teach you to check where you are drilling.

That's what I thought too!

 

[MarkieSparkie]

D.A.D.E. - Dust and Debris Eliminator | City Electrical Factors also at s/fix

I can recommend the DADE and I would not be without mine particularly when using holesaws vertically. Below is the text from the DADE information sheet:
The DADE has been designed by an electrical contractor, for an electrical contractor. We all know the way that down lights are installed we mark the light check for no joists and then we use a relevant sized hole saw to cut the hole. We don't want to use special tools with spinning blades that take a time to set up, wear out quickly and are far slower than our hole saws.
We don't have enough hands to hold a drill steady, whilst using a hoover attachment to suck up some of the dust, and then have enough power to push the hole saw through the ceiling. As well as the fact that most hoovers don't have enough hose to reach up to a 8' ceiling
The DADE is a silicon shroud over moulded on to a nylon base. It simply fits between the hole saw and the drill chuck, simple.
It has been designed, unlike others on the market with the user in mind. It has two patent pending debris collecting channels that when the hole is being cut the debris stay in these channels, stopping the debris and dust from escaping down the drill spindle and on to the user and surroundings.
It has a unique over moulded nylon base that allows the drill to rotate freely with no Resistance to the drill, it is designed to allow the DADE to self level on the drill so both hands can remain firmly on the drill.
The DADE is sized so that the product makes contact with the ceiling just before the hole saw ensuring that any dust and debris are collected. It will work with hole saws up to and including 120mm, catering for most down lights that are installed in today's market.
When you count the cost of cleaning up after a job or the simple Health and safety concerns of airborne dust the purchase of the DADE makes great business sense.

 

[Guitarist]

It does sound impressive

 

[Strima]

Ordered one yesterday, hopefully it works as well as it suggests.

 

[Strima]

It arrived today and looks the part. Although my wife wondered why I'd ordered a giant mooncup...