Can this be used to collect sawdust?
942849
I don't see why not, although if the sawdust is fine some may blow through the collection bag. There is some dust when collecting leaves.
942850
The bag is meant to catch debris and release air. So it isn't ideal for that use
942851
yes has a lot of suction but it clogs the bag, you have to really work to clean it out
1961529
I would think that if you let the dust port somehow get clogged and then the lower chamber completely filled with sawdust then it might impede the blade. Considering the amount of pressure there is at the port, I think you would have to work at clogging it.
692048
This is more for lead/asbestos abatement purposes. I've also used this while sanding and scraping paint off. It picks up finer particles. But I would definitely recommend it for sawdust and dirt applications. Better safe than sorry.
407787
This saw does not have a dust collection system or port. I use the saw outside only.
996810
I doubt it highly. Good for saw dust or minor leaves. Nothing more than that.
1417343
You can but it puts a lot of extra wear on the saw. It will also suck it the fine dust and wear the motor out a lot faster
1051062
Not very well. I think it would do better if it had suction. It has the ability to collect large amounts ofloose material like leaves etc., and will pick up some loose dirt. I have used mine to clean gutters and loose leaves from asphalt and cement.
106988
Yes it would. I use it mostly to level out cut logs on one side so I can cut them into bowl blanks on my bandsaw, but I have used it to remove bark, it makes quick work of it.
1509091
It would sure do the job, but I would think a jig saw would do the job for less. The Sawzall is a real heavy duty tool, especially good for deconstruction, where you are cutting through studs, drywall, and the occasional nail or electrical wiring, hopefully when the juice is turned off.
980098
It probably could, but only for loose gravel. It would be best to use a box scraper for that. You could add some weight to it and get a better result. When I add weight to mine, I just wire a wood pallet on top of it.
1525536
No. It's not designed for large particulates. It may help with the very fine dust you may get while working with wood.
58983
Unless you build a dust collection box under the saw table with a four inch port I would say no.
417067
I would say, "no"....this is basically a tool for lifting the carpet pile. It doesn't pick up anything. I use it when I apply dry cleaning powder to rake it in. My son uses his to rake pet hair before vacuuming.
879884
This Item will move grass, dust, sawdust and dry leaves from hard surfaces pretty well until the battery dies. As far as moving leaves from grassy surfaces I think it's a stretch. If the leaves are light and dry like from a Linden tree perhaps yes if they are like Oak or Maple leaves, less likely and if they are wet forget about it.
1801346
It's not made for that application, so I wouldn't try it. Might work for a while, but I imagine you'd ruin the saw pretty quickly with cement dust and such.
867817
it could but a 50 lb. bag of saw dust would be cheaper and do a much better job for nesting material check your local feedstore or tractor supply cost around 10 bucks
394430
This is intended to work with a brick or tile saw where there is a water flush to catch the dust. I think there would be too much dust if it is used on a table saw. The dust would probably wear the saw motor and drive belt system quickly. I would not recommend for a dry saw.