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I think it will be used more . Inside I hope.
That would make sense!
The way the dust extraction is positioned lends itself to more efficient dust collection.
The blade is on opp side to the way most use a grinder, however, that's the way I've used it for more than 10yrs.
It pushed the dust away from you, rather than toward, which means you don't get covered in crap!
it's safer that way round too.
Did u go for the other one tho?
think I'd prefer this for wall chasing for the money.
http://m.NoLinksToThis/p/p/80530?cm...0Tools-_-80530-_-Titan%20Wall%20Chaser%20240v
No, I went with the one I linked to. I've got the Bosch gct 115 which has the extractor hood and it's "ok." I like this one for 2 reasons, first being depth of cut guide rail attachment and second being the whole of the wheel is enclosed so dust extraction should be excellent.
They are both the same angle grinders but with different attachments
Excellent!
That'd be my choice, can't beat a good guide rail! Haha
Now we get to see two reviews!
It's just a shame it's not sold as an attachment!
Don't spose it mitre's? Haha
No, curiosity only!
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Looks like manufacturers are starting to make products with good dust control.
Diamond Cutting System DSC AG 125 FH Plus | eBay
Diamond Cutting System DSC AG 125 FH Plus | eBay
It looks like it's just a rebranded Protool and there's a few videos on Youtube showing them cutting Porcelain etc ...but it's the dust control I'm interested in. I know it's not specifically sold in the UK for some reason but it looks like an ideal solution to cutting long tiles (or cutting inside if it's THAT good) with minimal investment.
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The one u put up Chalker, or Martins?
The grinder I put up.
I think it will be used more . Inside I hope.
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Italy
I remember that the diamond wheel rotates in the reverse?
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Old Mod
That would make sense!
The way the dust extraction is positioned lends itself to more efficient dust collection.
The blade is on opp side to the way most use a grinder, however, that's the way I've used it for more than 10yrs.
It pushed the dust away from you, rather than toward, which means you don't get covered in crap!
it's safer that way round too.
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Old Mod
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Old Mod
Cheers Martin,
Did u go for the other one tho?
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Old Mod
think I'd prefer this for wall chasing for the money.
http://m.NoLinksToThis/p/p/80530?cm...0Tools-_-80530-_-Titan%20Wall%20Chaser%20240v
No, I went with the one I linked to. I've got the Bosch gct 115 which has the extractor hood and it's "ok." I like this one for 2 reasons, first being depth of cut guide rail attachment and second being the whole of the wheel is enclosed so dust extraction should be excellent.
They are both the same angle grinders but with different attachments
O
Old Mod
Excellent!
That'd be my choice, can't beat a good guide rail! Haha
Now we get to see two reviews!
It's just a shame it's not sold as an attachment!
Don't spose it mitre's?
Haha
I
Italy
i use bosch gct115Excellent!
That'd be my choice, can't beat a good guide rail! Haha
Now we get to see two reviews!
It's just a shame it's not sold as an attachment!
Don't spose it mitre's?
O
Old Mod
I
Italy
???The Bosch is now finished Antonio.
No longer do Bosch make this!
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I think he now wants the Festool one. Go on Marc!
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I
Italy
but you want to use to cut tile?Haha no thank you Antonio!
A very kind offer!
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Old Mod
No, curiosity only!
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