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Looks like you do just as you said for water https://consumer.nilfisk.com/en/cases/About-wet-and-dry/Pages/WaterSuction.aspxAbout the bag I mean, the bagless bit, the question you asked.
Just remember that with the Erbauer... you need to drag it, rather than push it. I read a review where the chap was complaining that all the dust gets blown out of the slots you've just cut ! With some chasers, the blades rotate the other way.Thanks for the review on that. I am so glad the sockets weren't wired horizontally. I have just bought a cheap Erbauer and will be using it tomorrow, will tell you how I get on with it. Kitchen first fix. I looked at all the options and thought I was not prepared to pay £400 plus for the makita. At the end of the day it is just a double diamond wheel to cut masonry. Let us see if it works out then. I do have an industrial hoover for the event. Generally I have found Erbauer to be pretty good tools. Lets hope I am not disappointed.
At that sort of money I'd never use em... they'd be in a display cabinet in the lounge instead !I love this tool...at least I would if I could afford it...
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That's an interesting point Zerax. Are you saying that there shouldn't be too much dust with a wall chaser and dust extraction unit? It makes me think I may have been doing something wrong. I'm sure the metabo is a push rather a drag though. Also, it must be working as the amount of rubble it hoovered up was pretty incredible. Just still a lot of dust!Just remember that with the Erbauer... you need to drag it, rather than push it. I read a review where the chap was complaining that all the dust gets blown out of the slots you've just cut ! With some chasers, the blades rotate the other way.
I think you're right... the metabo is a pusher not a puller. I think the amount of dust is driven by how good your vacuum is... I use a Fein Dustex, which works great... and for max suction, I'll treat it to a fresh bag too !That's an interesting point Zerax. Are you saying that there shouldn't be too much dust with a wall chaser and dust extraction unit? It makes me think I may have been doing something wrong. I'm sure the metabo is a push rather a drag though. Also, it must be working as the amount of rubble it hoovered up was pretty incredible. Just still a lot of dust!
being Scottish. you need to use your own. save it and then root through it for the odd 5p.Just use the customers vacuum cleaner. Cheapest option. It is their mess you’re cleaning up after all.
Quite right Dave. The trunking doesn’t bother me but I was going to have a practise with it anyway, so I thought may as well do it somewhere useful.I can see that the chase has a purpose HHD , it's to get rid of that surface trunking between the sockets ?
That reminds me of the recipe for Scottish Omlettes... it starts off "Borrow 2 eggs...."being Scottish. you need to use your own. save it and then root through it for the odd 5p.
Corded i take it ? Mist keep a eye out for iti have a twin blade chaser £29.99 from Aldi. coupled via a home-made adadaptor (made from a bit if 1" 1/4 waste pipe) to my Henry ( bought 12 years ago from a car boot for £2), hardly any dust at all. just need to remember to switch Henry on first.
yep. it's 240V.Corded i take it ? Mist keep a eye out for it
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