Expert Surface Grinding Dust Shroud for Angle Grinder,Universal 5-Inch Dt1701-125

Franchement il est de belle qualité je suis même étonné le système d'ouverture pour faire les bord fonctionne très bien. Pour ce qui est de l'adaptation il est fourni avec toute les cales qu'il faut pour correspondre avec sa machine c'est parfait.

This works really well for my DSG415 DeWalt cordless grinder. I had to remove the guard release lever for it to fit. Even though it doesn’t sit all the way down it’s about 80-90% down and after I tighten it down, it’s firmly on there. I hooked it up to my 10G Ridgid shop vac and amazingly no dust escaped. Even when I opened the front of the guard to get close to the edge it barely let any dust out. In my case I noticed that the guard stuck out a little further than the grinding wheel so I needed to push down or tilt the grinder a little to get good contact with the concrete but that’s because my wheel is a little worn down and I should notch out the shroud collar to fit more flush with the grinder - which I’ll eventually do. All that said, this is a fraction of the cost and works really well for my situation.

Fait le job

I am very pleased with this savior of a product. I used it with a Dewalt DWE4011 angle grinder and Dewalt DW4774 diamond cup grinding wheel to grind off primer, excess tile mortar and peaks off a concrete subfloor. The one-touch guard adjustment feature of my angle grinder made the fit not quite perfect - there’s a built-in thing in the way on my grinder, and I had to jerry-rig a cut piece of rubber and 2 hose clamps to attach my vacuum hose, but it made a potentially hazardous job into an almost completely dust-free project. I expected to find a thin layer of dust on things outside my work area but to my surprise there was none. The one time my vacuum hose broke free showed me how much this dust shroud was working as a small cloud of dust was instantly released into the air. I would have bought Dewalt’s much more expensive shroud (more expensive than my grinder) had it had rave reviews, but it had worse reviews. I would highly recommend this Dastool product for use with a thick grinding wheel - it would be too deep for use with standard grinding wheels. An added bonus was keeping the sparks within the dust shroud. But do use a serious fine-particle respirator, goggles, and good gloves - angle grinders are serious tools with crazy high RPMs. The only issue is I wish it didn’t require a metric socket wrench to tighten it. A regular wrench is too bulky and U.S. socket wrench heads don’t work (I tried the 3 sets I had) so I had to use a pair of needle-nosed plyers which somewhat stripped the nut. I’ll get a metric set one of these days. BTW I have no idea what that wrench-looking thing is for, and expect to spend some time with this thing to get it to fit right.

bof cela peut sauver la mise si on doit vraiment bosser sans poussières et sans eaux, perso j'ai arrêter au bout de 5mn. j'ai préféré poncer avec l'ajout d'eau pour éviter la poussière.