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Dust extractors

Gadget-UK

Gadget-UK

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Nr Blandford Forum. Dorset. UK
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Colin
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nimrod

nimrod

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Lancaster
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Robin
Iv'e got the same one as Colin it's very good I have just bought a Camvac CGV286-3 extractor not used it yet only just unpacked


Robin
 
Dalboy

Dalboy

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Kent
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Derek
There are two types of extractor. One being the basic chip extractor and the other being dust extraction, without seeing what you are looking at can not advise unless you can say exactly what you want to remove. In the ideal world both are needed.
 
Penpal

Penpal

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Canberra AUSTRALIA
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Peter
Barry your question is an open ended one.

First an idea of your need beside lots of dust in the way.

What size and shape is the space?

Equipment in use etc etc.

Peter.
 
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