It creates tons of dust (despite the shopvac attachment), is a bit hard to control, and doesn't work quite as well as I hoped. But yeah, feel free to borrow it. I'll be in CCL until at least 6 or so. I can show you how to use it.
Definitely need a good dust respirator, and you should probably keep the door closed. ..
Patrik
HelenPatrick -Do you have the tool? Can we borrow it? The downstairs kitchen also needs grinding, but we thought we would have to rent a grinder. Do folks think the concrete prep tool would work on the kitchen floor?--On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 12:13 PM, Patrik D'haeseleer <patrikd@gmail.com> wrote:PatrikThanks!It would be good if someone can check this with John as well, since we'll be making noise right underneath him...I know this is short notice, but I hope we can make it work - the floors are the #1 obstacle holding up progress getting our lab up and running right now, and there's just not that many times I can carve out a big chunk of time.I'm not planning to use a heavy-duty grinder, just a concrete prep tool like this. I've never used one of these, but I would still expect it to make a substantial amount of noise - at a minimum like running a high-powered vacuum for a couple of hours. I may try to cut down on dust by running it wet, if that is an option.Hi all,I have an unexpected chunk of free time on Saturday, and I was hoping to use it to start prepping the floors in CCL. Should be done well before the CR event at 6pm.
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