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  1. Nick3425

    110v to 220v Dust Collector | What Goes Where?

    This dust collector is currently wired to 110v. I need to swap it to 220v. What do I do? This hurts my brain.
  2. S

    Dust Extractor for metabo wall chaser

    Any recommendations for a decent prices dustless dust extractor. I have just brought the metabo wall chaser but I don’t want pay 4-5 hundred quid for the dust extractor if I can help it. I am wanting to spend about £200 if possible. Anyone tried this one? Nilfisk Multi ll 30T Wet and Dry Vacuum...
  3. J

    UK Three phase dust extraction auto start

    Hello, I am currently working with 2 separate circuits, one for the dust extraction and another for a circular saw. Both circuits have an isolator with 3 phase and neutral then each goes off to its own dol starter. I was wondering if there is a way to make them both turn on at the same time...
  4. M

    Dust covered breakers , an issue ?

    I'm doing a major reorganization ATM So I've a box of about 30 unused breakers which I threw under the bed and they've gathered dust. Is the dust a concern or can I just blow it off with the vac ? Thanks
  5. M

    Any hacks for separating dust from clips and screws etc.

    I'm sorting out a load of stuff and have about 6 Stanley deep organizers Is there any dust cyclone you can make up to separate the dust and dirt Otherwise I've got some mesh and I'll use it to shake the dust out of a bucket or something ?
  6. E

    Low voltage over several circuits?

    I extended a bedroom in my basement and had to move a couple outlets from the knocked down wall to the new wall. After, I was sanding down the drywall mud and forgot to completely shut the door of the main panel (which is in the corner of the room). Soon after, I went upstairs and noticed the...
    • EddyCooper
    • Thread
    • canada circuits dust electrical panel low voltage voltage
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  7. J

    How to remove plaster dust

    My word the plasterers left a bit of a mess - the wooden floorboards were caked in plaster dust. I have hoovered up three times and brushed hard but it seems ground in. How can I remove it? I tried a mop but it made no difference. Is there some sort of chemical I can use? Or will I need to...
  8. M

    Which M Class dust extractor

    Hi, I after opinions on which M Class dust extractor is better for chasing and coreing holes. I have narrowed it down to either the Bosch GAS35 AFC or the Metabo ASR35. Any one used them both?
  9. S

    DOL Starter / automatic dust extraction system

    Could I use a DOL Starter circuit to create an automatic extraction system? I was thinking that I could replace the start button and simply wire in a socket instead. So hypothetically if I plugged in and switched on an electric palm sander, it would start up my dust extraction systems (via the...
  10. 123

    Marcrist Core set with dust extract

    Has anyone used one of these? Have a few jobs coming up that need a fan cored through red brick wall which tend to be a nightmare as the wall is wet and the dust jams the core drill. This is the item
  11. D

    Mask ? nah .. my nose is the dust extraction unit

  12. H

    Electric motor problems on dust extract

    Hi all, hope i can get a bit of help here. I have a dust extract in my shed which i use when i am turning. This morning i went to switch it on and it blew the 13A fuse, i replaced it hoping the fuse was at fault which it wasn't, well i had to try. The motor plate 230v, 13amp, 2 pole, single...
    • hawkeyefxr
    • Thread
    • dust electric extract motor problems
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: DIY Electrical Advice
  13. S

    How do you keep the dust down

    Hi lads, First time poster here so go easy lol. I have been a spark since 1993 in domestic set ups mainly. 2 year ago my dad passed away with a dust related disease and since then I have really hated dust when chopping out for sockets etc or even worse spotlights in artex ceilings!!! (say no...
  14. Gavin John Hyde

    Alternative to Armeg Dust collection guard and drive

    I had an Armeg Dust collection and drive shroud but for some reason it decided to split and is now next to useless... Held together with a bit of gorilla tape for a few weeks but has now past the point of no return. Does anybody know of any other makes out there who make similar units or...
  15. K

    Wall chaser and dust extraction

    Hi guys I’m in the market for a wall chaser and vac, ideally wanted the Bosch gnf65 but it’s £600+ Now looking at a sparky one it cuts up to 40mm wide, anyone got one and is it any good? Also looking at the festool dust extractors anyone has any experience with them? I’m open to any...
  16. 2

    hoover dust extraction advice thanks

    i am after a hoover- dust extractor for occupied properties to attach to my chasing machine (sparky) i want makita ideally. what would you guys recommend. thanks
  17. O

    Another star bites the dust..

    And now George Michael Who will be next..
    • Octopus
    • Thread
    • another dust music there's thing
    • Replies: 28
    • Forum: Electrician Talk
  18. W

    Another one bites the dust ... And Another..

    AS the Queen song goes. Just got another call - system installed by a now non-trading concern, fried inverter, Samil in this case. The question is, what do you replace them with - Samil only had a 2 year warranty. Like for lIke? Something with a longer warranty? ABB / SMA ?
  19. amlu

    grinder dust guard

    SANKYO AP125DC Dust guard for most 115 & 125mm grinders | eBay £69.... worth it? seems to be quite new invention, no reviews to be found anywhere (amazon etc) may give it a go for next round of discrete house bashing...
  20. U

    Looks like another one bites the dust

    Hi. I have been trading for 4 years now and my business has been dwindling away over the years. ok alittle history. I'm part p registered with Elecsa and have been now for 4 years. I decided to set up on my own when being made redundant from a big electrical firm. When I started 4 years ago...
    • Uglyduckling
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    • another dust looks
    • Replies: 50
    • Forum: Business Related

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