What is the vaccum force inHg and what are the grits in the tips ?
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I don't know the max mmHg but I use between 8-15 mmHg and that is strong enough. It will certainly go higher. As far as grit they have various levels which I like. I start with a high grit and descend to a polishing grit. I highly recommend this machine.
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I don't know the grain size but it is 220 grit. It's a little more course that baking soda.
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There is no brush, just a hole sucking up dirt. It is like one of those old handheld dustbusters, with a flat top attached, that is removable. It's a strange vac. And I discovered that it only lasted 102 days, not 6 months. I can't believe it died in such a short amount of time!
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Hello Karen. Air psi (pounds per square inch) is where you adjust the air volume of the plasma cutter, it is so when you're cutting metals you can adjust it in case there is too much or too littleo air coming put of it kind of like a faucet valve for water. I have just used the plasma cutter part of It, but I assume the other stuff works as well
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At the tip there is an Allen key slot that loosens the metal tip (siding or sheeting), for siding I had to modify the tip to give a deeper offset and I run it at 80-90 psi.
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I don't remember exactly the grit numbers but it's basically low, med, high and a couple of each type if I recall. It's enough to do small projects but I opted to buy additional papers with it, and was glad I did cause I was doing a fairly large project - restoring an antique foyer table.
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Yes, a hard plastic with the same indentations to fit in the vac. Love them!
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They have several (estimating 20) magnetic tips in many different sizes and types, cross tip, common, some allen, and more with a 1/4 inch handle. The handle is the plus in this set as it is a decent tool, all the tips are cheap garbage.
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I have used every thing from plastic to 16 grams. If you talking about the plastic tips themselves I find the stubs work the best.
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It says was the mortar and pestle, before use,use rice to remove specks of sand. Use vegetable oil inside the mortar and pestle. I'm writing this from memory, as I can't find my instructions but followed it. I hope I was of some help. Any further information contact the seller. But these were the steps, I followed. Best regards.
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My 8cfm pump says "1 HP" on the side. I assume its different for each CFM though.In HG and due to my elevation I'm only suppose to pull a vac of "28.4HG" and I did with my old pump. But with this new Pump, I can pull "29.3 HG" (I didn't even think It'd pull anything past 28.4hg tbh)So I can assure you this pump has more vacuum power compared to others.But I can't confirm its "11lbs" of pressure.
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Sorry, I haven't vacuumed large amounts of ground game, but I have done fairly large amounts of ground beef, and haven't had any problems with my VacUpack Elite vacuum machine. I've vacuumed as many as 40 lbs. in 1.5 pound units and the machine has always vacuumed out all of the air and sealed perfectly, even if it accidentally sucked up some liquid and fat from the meat. It also didn't have to have a cooling-off down time, I would just go from one bag to the next... probably about 15 to 20 seconds each time. I hope that this is helpful. Also if you flatten the package before you vacuum it it will stack easier as well as thaw faster when you need it. Sorry, I haven't vacuumed large amounts of ground game, but I have done fairly large amounts of ground beef, and haven't had any problems with my VacUpack Elite vacuum machine. I've vacuumed as many as 40 lbs. in 1.5 pound units and the machine has always vacuumed out all of the air and sealed perfectly, even if it accidentally sucked up some liquid and fat from the meat. It also didn't have to have a cooling-off down time, I would just go from one bag to the next... probably about 15 to 20 seconds each time. I hope that this is helpful. Also if you flatten the package before you vacuum it... » Read More Sorry, I haven't vacuumed large amounts of ground game, but I have done fairly large amounts of ground beef, and haven't had any problems with my VacUpack Elite vacuum machine. I've vacuumed as many as 40 lbs. in 1.5 pound units and the machine has always vacuumed out all of the air and sealed perfectly, even if it accidentally sucked up some liquid and fat from the meat. It also didn't have to have a cooling-off down time, I would just go from one bag to the next... probably about 15 to 20 seconds each time. I hope that this is helpful. Also if you flatten the package before you vacuum it it will stack easier as well as thaw faster when you need it. « Show Less
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It is a great vacum, but would pick up gravel as well, you would be best to blow the line needles and then pick up from non gravel area
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Not much , it actually works great , Have a cheap vac. with a Hepa filter and have worked with solid surface material for a month ....and opened the vacuum last week ..very little dust !
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There's an upholstery brush and a tool for narrow areas. They fall off all the time while vacuuming. You also can't pick up large crumbs like cereal without using the wand/hose.
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The funnel comes with 4mm, 6mm, and 8mm tips. There are 25mm to an inch. And, actually the 4mm & 6mm tips store in the handle, and the 8mm is part of the actual funnel. I purchased one of these for my chocolate work, as I have a tremor in my right hand, and this really helps me to put the chocolate into the molds, and not all over the counter.For me, it is a fabulous tool, that makes my chocolate making so much easier!
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there is an ajustment setting near bottom of 2 settings for how close the vacume is and that is for carpet or hard floor.