by Paul Welburn | Dec 6, 2017 | FAQ
FAQ – Dust Muzzle Crack Chaser All Dust Muzzles are sold round and unaltered but they are easily converted into crack chasing and cutting tools with four easy steps. This allows the users to set the depth of cut to their own preference rather than to a...
by Paul Welburn | Dec 6, 2017 | FAQ
Faux grout lines are commonly seen in decorative floors, either because they were specified or as an afterthought. In some cases the operator makes a “kiss cut” of less than ¼” depth and in other cases a slightly deeper cut is made and the groove is re-grouted. In...
by Paul Welburn | Dec 6, 2017 | FAQ
FAQ – Dust Muzzle – Close to a Wall Grinding If an operator needs to do zero tolerance grinding, it is recommended that one grinder/Dust Muzzle combination, normally a grinder with a 7” diamond cup wheel, be dedicated to the field and a second grinder with...
by Paul Welburn | Dec 6, 2017 | FAQ
FAQ – Dust Muzzle – Maximise Efficiency Maximizing the efficiency of the Dust Muzzle depends upon two things: 1) correct installation of the Dust Muzzle on your grinder. 2) having a vacuum that is powerful enough to collect the dust. For maximum...
by Paul Welburn | Dec 6, 2017 | FAQ
FAQ – Dust Muzzle For Hole Saws The 8” Dust Muzzle DC is a hands-off dust collector that can be easily used for dustless cutting with hole saws and core bits. It comes in two sizes. The 2.375” model, DM2DC will handle bits from 1-2” and the DM3DC handles bits...
