Truckmount as a Dustless Sander
- Thread starter Dale
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Doug Cox
Supportive Member
It seems like an awfully expensive vacuum
Dolly Llama
Number 5
what Doug said
why burn a gal or 3 of fuel and put wear and tear on a $15 to $20K+ TM for what a good $100 Rigid shop vac will do?
not to mention the POUNDS of saw dust sludge in your waste tank
..L.T.A.
why burn a gal or 3 of fuel and put wear and tear on a $15 to $20K+ TM for what a good $100 Rigid shop vac will do?
not to mention the POUNDS of saw dust sludge in your waste tank
..L.T.A.
KevinL
Supportive Member
I'll be using my tm tomorrow to suck the leaves out of my pond. I could use a wet vac but you have to keep stopping to empty. 10 minutes with the tm or 2 hours with the vac. I wouldn't use it for anything dry.
alazo1
Member
what's a dustdowner?.
Albert
Albert
SRI Cleaning
Member
A dustdowner goes inline with your vac hose and connects to your solution hose. it sprays a mist in the vac hose to keep everything wet.
alazo1
Member
Cool, so I guess the question would be what the true dustless wood sanding sytems use for a vac. I remember seeing some pictures of a guy sanding and hoses leading to his truck. I think it was Bokemi (wrong name but close). You'd think you'd need a big blower to make it as dustless as possible.
Albert
Albert
Hi Guys:
Yes Bona's system (and others) are virtually truck-mounts.
http://www.bona.com/en/US/Environmental ... ntainment/
I was hoping someone had already designed the filtration part.
Thx,
Dale
Yes Bona's system (and others) are virtually truck-mounts.
http://www.bona.com/en/US/Environmental ... ntainment/
I was hoping someone had already designed the filtration part.
Thx,
Dale
u use dustless sanders, all my equipment hooks up to rigid shop vacs. i bought extension lines so i dont have to drag the shop vac around. and you can use the customers electric and not your gas to power the tm.
hope i helped.
hope i helped.
Hi Cands:
Isn't that what they call "the Bane Clene way"? LOL.
I thought TM's and truck-mounted dustless vacuums made such an image, that they brought more work?
BTW, I saw your website, and have to say, that you do some beautiful wood floor work
Thx,
Dale
Isn't that what they call "the Bane Clene way"? LOL.
I thought TM's and truck-mounted dustless vacuums made such an image, that they brought more work?
BTW, I saw your website, and have to say, that you do some beautiful wood floor work
Thx,
Dale
