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Flintstone
does anybody own or use a hand held floor grinding set up with dust extraction?
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Qwerty
Only a couple of ATS grinding cups, variable speed makita grinder, and an aftermarket guard with vacuum attachment. Been ok for me so far
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Flintstone
115mm Geoff ?
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Qwerty
Yes
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LM
Me too, For small stuff I use a 115 with cup and a Dewalt shroud + vacuum.
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LM
For big stuff I use
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Flintstone
Nice! I can’t warrant one of those, I don’t sand enough. I have been workout searching out the best cost effective set up this week, for 7 inch, think I’ve got it susseed. Do you have a dust can Before the vac on your grinders or straight into the vac ?
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Qwerty
I never used to use an ash can, but I do now.
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LM
A dust can is by far a better setup Andy, it really makes the vacuum more efficient.
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Flintstone
Is it something that's simple to make ?
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