Grinding Dust Shroud from Herzo on DEWALT DCG405/6

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  • Опубликовано: 28 май 2019
  • The Shroud saves your eyes and your throat from the evil of powdered concrete.

Комментарии • 9

  • @kaizen4all
    @kaizen4all 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video mate. Shortened my learning curve with the product.

  • @dj6769
    @dj6769 3 года назад

    That’s the ticket I’m removing thin set mortar from durarock I put a ventilator in one window and opened another window in the same room and had a painters hood with ventilation the dust was horrendous. You clearly have found the solution thanks!

  • @cavzzila5805
    @cavzzila5805 3 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for the video the problem I was having was that a grinder wheel was too short I had to push really hard and then of course when you do that it’s not level that it digs in and leaves the gouge a little bit just thought if you had any advice thanks again please wear a respirator I didn’t see you wear one in the first video maybe you did in the second one there is so much bad crap in that concrete so just be careful and keep the videos coming thank you!

    • @CallisRocks
      @CallisRocks Год назад

      did anyone answer your question re when the blade is too short or the bristles too long? How do you adjust?

  • @nthlevel
    @nthlevel 3 года назад

    love the PPE, a huge change from some videos where they neglect basic safety first.

  • @orlandorosado2157
    @orlandorosado2157 4 года назад +2

    No respirator of any kind. That dust can cause serious health problems

  • @mastmalang70hk
    @mastmalang70hk 4 года назад

    okay im using this also very nice product ,bang for the bucks ,but if the brushes are worn out have to buy new dust shroud or it can be replacable????,

  • @richardb7093
    @richardb7093 3 года назад

    How old was the dust cup that the bristols were worn?

  • @RidgelineJames
    @RidgelineJames 4 года назад

    Probably would have had fewer problems with clogging if you used a shop vac bag. Or a dust deputy / cyclone