I work with acrylic rods and sheets. Will this unit clean up the acrylic dust and shavings?
2038690
I have used this shop vac for general cleaning up and it does seem to have enough suction power.
1751418
It does fine. You need to clean the rollers each usage; however you need to do that anyway.
1987201
I believe it will. I have a Pro Craftsman planer and I've had no issues collecting most all shavings. I planed 27 poplar boards from 3/4 to 1/2 in succession and it handled everything I gave it.
1882521
It will suck-up about half of the dust when used on drywall joints. Better than nothing but a shop vac attachment would do better.
228062
I didn't have any luck with either of those. I wound up doing the corners and trim by hand. Even so, the main unit was a REAL arm- / back- / splatter- / drip- / mess- and TIME- saver. 100% worth the money on EVERY measure! Again, clean it THOROUGHLY as instructed after each major job or color change. (Just overnight, no problem - although when I did that, I wrapped the roller tightly inside a garbage bag to prevent any drying out.
1536360
Sort of. It will take the dust off if there are large clumps or bigger areas, but you will need something closer to a Swiffer. Also, the broom head does not come off (at least in my experience) so getting into narrow places is difficult.
16278
I have no problem cleaning the blades. The fan is working really well and I love the quietness. I have used it every night and all night just to keep the air moving in my bedroom. I would buy this fan again.
496548
I have a rigid shop vac. I use it to vac the dust from my work piece and keep my sander clean as I work the wood.
175089
I have not tried this on an acrylic tub but, I have used this with both the blue pad and the bristle brush on my stainless steel sink, tile shower, flat cooktop range, porcelain bathroom sink...all without scratches. I think it might be safe to say it would be fine on an acrylic tub as long as you do not use an abrasive cleanser. I have been happy with my results in using this power scrubber. It has been effective for me and though it is not a miracle worker, it had cut down on "elbow grease" and time spent cleaning.
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I have never used anything but the "cleaning station."I have started shaving exclusively with a straight razor; I have used my Panasonic only a few times. If you like, I'll sell you mine at a decent price. keeptothecode@hotmail.com
341821
Yes I think it will clean it. I bought the one for tile. It is very coarse so maybe careful with your floor. It is powerful
1483313
Yes, including the dust collection stuff (several plastic parts that supposedly attache to the unit and your shop vac) Haven't used those options yet. The tool has very thin blades and is used for minimal sanding such that "dust collection" seems to be a minor concern. Great tool with the quality you'd expect from Germany. Very smooth operation.
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I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best determination of that is that the filters get dirty and there is less dust on surfaces around our shop. I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best... » Read More I have no way of knowing how well it's doing, except that the filters are getting dirty. We have filtration on our buffing machines, but we use the Shop Fox to further remove the finer particles that escape the primary collectors and remain airborn. As for whether it would be sufficient for your shop, it would all depend on how much dust you generate. This machine is not suited as a primary collector, as you would use to catch sawdust from a woodworking tool or buffing dust from a metal polishing unit, or paint particles in a spray booth. It seems to work well for us, but our best determination of that is that the filters get dirty and there is less dust on surfaces around our shop. « Show Less
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Cleaning is a snap, especially to other electric shaver/trimmers I have owned. You only need remove the mesh screen which will give you excellent access to the area you can brush out to clean the unit. You can also brush the blades from here. Reassembly is also a snap.
2158125
Yes and it will do a good job of it. Up to a half inch this unit will pick up broken bits of staples, so brads and finishing nails are picked up even further.
2043148
No!! This unit is used to remove air and create a vacumm in whatever device it is hooked up to such as an AC unit. It is not to be confused with a sweeper/vacumm
1654033
Yes, I love this machine. When changing the sheets on my bed, I steam clean the mattress pillows, eta. Mites or any other pest cannot survive the steam. Its great on artificial plants cleaning the dust quickly, however, test lightly for those sensitive types of arrangements for it is steam and can dampen soft types of fibers. All in all I love it. Oh its great on grout too