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Old 24th Dec 2007, 12:10 PM
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this machine is specifically build for sanding and it says you can sand but will need to change the bag after 3 mins.

Well i tried it last night and it lasted more than 3 mins. i stretched it for 2 hours at the end the fine dust was leaking through the bag so it was time to change but i didnt buy any extra bags.

The sanding tool vibrates which was a suprise to me (and a bonus).

i recommend this this product as the was minimal dust (depending of your technique) and i didnt even wear me mask and goggles.

still worked up a huge sweat tho.
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I'll add a big to legacy GT.. and thank you! I was searching for something for a small job I'd been doing to reduce dust and keep me out of trouble with the wife.. this is perfect for DIY plaster jobs.. and it makes a good shop vac/blower as well! Very impressed!!!! I went out and purchased one after reading this thread.. just thought I'd let anyone else out there reading it know
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