Does what it is supposed to do it is a cyclone unit, (Dyson spent a fortune advertising how good these thing's are)
I have used it to as a dust/debris interceptor for a large house refubishment i am working on. It has been used to vaccum 6 old chimney harths most with large amounts of rubble, lime mortar and soot in them, it has also cleaned under the floors where workmen have just swept piles of debris down under lifted floorboards it has been used to catch the dust from wall chasing, tuck pointing and sanding plus every other thing you would normally use a vaccum for. Yes it looks like it has been through the wars the paint has been heavily scratched and 1 good dent in it but it works fine. On this on job it has saved me using several expensive industrial fleece bags for my vaccum so 4 more jobs and it has paid for its self.
I purchased a long hose to go with this and luckily it fitted with only a very small modification (I cut a piece off the hose attachment) and it fitted tightly this gave me 11m metres of hosing from my vaccum to the work space which is awesome I dont have to move around a heavy site vaccum I can just grab a handle and move the interceptor if i need to.
One thing I would advise is dont open it immediately after using it especially if it was fine dust it takes a little while for the really fine particles to settle.
| Brand | DUST COMMANDER |
|---|---|
| Model | localization-B06XW9H1DF |
| Product Dimensions | 34 x 34 x 82 cm; 4.9 kg |
| Part Number | localization-B06XW9H1DF |
| Compatible Devices | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Certification | (unset) |
| Material Type | Carbon Steel |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 4.9 kg |
