Hi Kyle, It’s a device that comes from Banggood. First came to my attention in a Peter Millard video over at the 10 Minute Workshop. He created a video about it ruclips.net/video/1Xwmw6EZUOQ/видео.html You can still get them although the price has gone up somewhat. banggood.onelink.me/zMT7/dac56f32 Cheers Andy
Hi Steve, Hope you are well. Yes still have it, I tend to use it less now I have the drum sander - but every now and then it comes to the rescue. My plan is to build some sort of stand and have it permanently on its side in the shop. Cheers Andy
So will I !!!!!! At the moment I have the idea, but not the design. Next job is the table saw cabinet, then the CADCAM cabinet (to house the CNC, 3D printer and Laser). Then the tool chest, then the mitre saw station and finally the sanding cabinets. So perhaps 2-3 years away ?? Cheers Andy
There is no safe level for dust, especially finer particles. I'm of an age that ignored it. Deep regrets. Now only use tools with dust extraction hoses, never with provided bags or boxes
Very valid point, that’s why I was saying with the dust extraction as provided, levels are high. With a quality sucking device they are around the same as the ambient in the workshop. However, the workshop is inherently dusty so that is no sign of safe. Agree there are no safe levels, always wear the mask. Andy
Hi All, a quick review about a mouse sander.
Enjoy.
Cheers
Andy
Another great video Andy. I was wondering about your air quality meter. Is that something you built or purchased and if you purchased it where? Thanks
Hi Kyle,
It’s a device that comes from Banggood. First came to my attention in a Peter Millard video over at the 10 Minute Workshop. He created a video about it
ruclips.net/video/1Xwmw6EZUOQ/видео.html
You can still get them although the price has gone up somewhat.
banggood.onelink.me/zMT7/dac56f32
Cheers
Andy
@@TheWoodgrafter thanks Andy, just ordered one and it still had cyber Monday pricing. Thanks again
Hi Andy, still own your BS75?
Steve
Hi Steve,
Hope you are well. Yes still have it, I tend to use it less now I have the drum sander - but every now and then it comes to the rescue.
My plan is to build some sort of stand and have it permanently on its side in the shop.
Cheers
Andy
@@TheWoodgrafter hi Andy look forward to that video so I can use mine the same way. Thanks for the reply take care
Steve
So will I !!!!!!
At the moment I have the idea, but not the design. Next job is the table saw cabinet, then the CADCAM cabinet (to house the CNC, 3D printer and Laser). Then the tool chest, then the mitre saw station and finally the sanding cabinets.
So perhaps 2-3 years away ??
Cheers
Andy
There is no safe level for dust, especially finer particles. I'm of an age that ignored it. Deep regrets. Now only use tools with dust extraction hoses, never with provided bags or boxes
Very valid point, that’s why I was saying with the dust extraction as provided, levels are high.
With a quality sucking device they are around the same as the ambient in the workshop. However, the workshop is inherently dusty so that is no sign of safe.
Agree there are no safe levels, always wear the mask.
Andy
Thanks🥰
You are welcome.