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which model? expensive purchase so want to get it right! looked at 35 lt extractor with a 40mm chaser £800 best price so farMetabo is a great piece of kit.
no mate its long term, started on own 7 months ago so still buying start up gear. thanks for the recommendationIf you are in this for the long haul and want to use it day in day out then Metabo
if it’s just for occasional usage I bought a second had sparky wall chaser and it’s ok for small jobs
Yup. Just bought the same kit. Make sure you get the triple blade, you don't even have to break out the middle of the channel. Check YouTube there are some good videos of it in action.Miles tool & Machinery Centre have MFE40 chaser for £344 ish delivered.
N&B Power tools have ASR 35M ACP extractor for £410 delivered.
Prices include VAT and are for 240V tools.
excellent ill get a look, thanksMiles tool & Machinery Centre have MFE40 chaser for £344 ish delivered.
N&B Power tools have ASR 35M ACP extractor for £410 delivered.
Prices include VAT and are for 240V tools.
excellent ill get a look, thanks
As a few of the others have said, the metabo mfe40 is great. I cant compare it to others as I have only used this one. I use it with the triple blade Metabo MFE40 240V 240V 40mm 2x125mm Wall Chaser Kit - https://www.ffx.co.uk/product/Get/Metabo-Mfe40-240V-4061792154247-240V-40Mm-2X125Mm-Wall-Chaser-Kit.excellent ill get a look, thanks
Yes, that's one of the features of the Metabo dust extractor that helped me decide, as it vibrates the filters when they get clogged up.I use the nilfisk dust extractor from screwfix as the price was so much better. It works, although at times it get clogged up in the wall chaser. Takes seconds to unclog, but it does make me wonder if the more expensive metabo dust extractor would have been better.
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