Dustproofing the Bosch GTS 10 XC

The Bosch GTX 10 XC is lots of bang for the buck, but is also a saw notorious for being hard to dust extract. This is how I tackled the dust problem. This little series has 3 parts, the first (and most important) is about making the blade housing somewhat airtight. The 2nd video is about a dust extraction hood and the 3rd is about the camvac shop vac connected to it all and testing the efficiency.
Shout-out to these youtubers (german), who have very helpfull videos about this topic:
‪@Nachdenksport‬
‪@GenrihMissal‬

[@barnabasvagi2818]

Addition: I consider gluing the latex a bit further so as to give it more distance between the two material edges for expansion/shrinking. I may add a stick at the aluminium “along the blade”, and throw the latex around it. This might help because the distance between the edges to be connected is at least 5 times as much with lowered blade as with lifted. The additional length would change the ratio from 5 to around 1.5.

[@radomirkolovrat2045]

Молодец 🔥👍

[@tims.2832]

Спасибо

[@guyfisher2050]

Wasn’t clear on function of the wooden bracket you constructed at 4:45 and why it had 3 (or possibly 4) Tee Nuts?

[@barnabasvagi2818]

This is just what I was looking for. Very clever idea, but can you clarify a bit how you glued the latex band to the aluminium alloy? And how loose is the latex? Adjusted to half way / mid position blade? Thank you very much!

[@bughethewall1991]

Never seen using elastic material for dustproofing, good idea, still lacking of some stages 😄 I understand it's not a tutorial but I didn't understand where you glued everything