best "dust catcher" for use when cutting 12v's

[LukeD]

Fancy a new "dust catcher" at the moment i have been using a old tupaware !! lasted me 3 years but i fancy the real thing!


Thanks

 

[BluSparx]

D.A.D.E (Dust and Debris Eliminator) around £15

 

[ukpablo]

Im with blusparx, top bit of kit!

 

[BluSparx]

Can't believe how I managed without this bit of kit

 

[High Tower]

Wet sponge

 

[LukeD]

Thought CEF was the devils den ? !!

Ok..will buy tomorrow .

 

[BluSparx]

they can be alright for some stuff and other stuff you just need to negotiate your price

 

[GrannySmiff]

I worked with a guy and he used this, it looked like something out of a museum when I first saw it but I think I am going to get one.

Adjustable Hole Cutter with Cowling 40-200mm cowl on eBay (end time 01-Mar-11 21:33:59 GMT)

Thats not the exact one, but almost the same.

 

[RobSparky]

I am also a fan of the D.A.D.E and have recommended them to other people on sites. I found a really good website for cheap electrical gear and they also sell the D.A.D.E at the cheapest I've seen it on the web.

D.A.D.E Dust and Debris Eliminator, UK Electrical Supplies

 

[RAD_22]

Discontinued on there website now.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

apprentice under it with gob open?...

 

[MarkieSparkie]

I'm also a confirmed DADE user and would not be without it when drilling vertically.