Does this mask work to capture sheetrock sanding dust?
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Make sure you use the right filter for sheet rock and replace them regularly.
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Hi, I use my mask for dust mostly,, It does have a charcoal filter in there so it may do pretty good , if the stink isn't too bad..
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I don't think this would be a good filter for paint fumes or smoke, I use this for work daily to protect me from drywall dust when we sand. Sometimes we are sanding and the next unit over the painters are painting and I can smell a slight hint of paint
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It should work very well. I use mine for sanding wood on my lathe and it does not let any of the dust in. This is what this respirator is made for and I would suggest purchasing an extra set of cartridges when breathing becomes difficult. I'm still on the original set of cartridges with well over 100 hours of use on them. Those disposable masks are no comparison and for the price this respirator is amazing. Just follow the instructions to make sure you get a good seal on your face and you should get used to wearing this in no time.
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This mask is sufficient for many different task. The filter is what dictates the appropriate safety. A pink n95 rated filter will handle particulates fine.
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I don't know. However you can take off the sawdust bag and see if the vac hose will fit. If it fits, or is close use some duct tape or masking tape to make the seal airtight. Obviously, you will lose some flexibility with the sander, but it will be a easier clean-up . If you use the plastic plate with the nubs on it to pierce the sandpaper, the sander does a pretty good job of capturing the dust in the collection bag. I strongly suggest using ear plugs and/or protective headphones when using the sander, especially if using the sander with the vaccum.
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It will suck-up about half of the dust when used on drywall joints. Better than nothing but a shop vac attachment would do better.
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Dust collection works ... Meaning it captures some sawdust .. But let's face it saw dust is very fine and unless you attach a vacuum system most of the fine dust will just blow out
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This is more for lead/asbestos abatement purposes. I've also used this while sanding and scraping paint off. It picks up finer particles. But I would definitely recommend it for sawdust and dirt applications. Better safe than sorry.
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I think it would work very well for bird seed, or grass seed, etc. If you are sensitive to dust, or there is any reason why you should not inhale particulates from the seed, you should probably wear a dust mask.
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These should work. I use them in my wood shop and they work great for saw dust.This 3M system ( the P100 filters mounted to the mask ) work FAR better than the paperand rubber band things you see at the local hardware dealers. Amazon was the best price too.
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I doubt it. It is just a thin carbon filter. Plus the mask doesn't conform tightly. I have a gap under my chin. It is ok for dust, but I wouldn't trust it for anything else. For health reasons alone, I'd go with a more serious mask.
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Any sand papper will work . You will just have to punch holes in the papper for the dust collection slots
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I can't say for sure on drywall dust but I use it for separating sand blast dust which is as fine or finer than drywall dust and it does a good job. I was plugging up the vacuum filters in a manner of 10 minutes. Now no plugging.
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The dust bag does catch sawdust, but not all of the dust. It does cut down on the sawdust better than it would without it. It does have to be emptied frequently, as it is undersized if you plan on doing much sawing. I have thouht an old pair of ladies hose may work as good if not better, but I don't know if they would hold up. You may try that first.
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It might but not without proper adapters. Your tool might work with the SawStop dust collection blade guard in place on the saw side but I'm confident your collection efforts would be miserable with just that in place. A better alternative is to use a Clear Vue Cyclone as your dust collection method. I did after much thought and have never been disappointed. The Bushey family runs this business and are the best group of folks I think I have ever worked with when it came time to buy and assemble my dust collection system. I wouldn't shop anywhere else for a dust collector.
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You can buy different filters that fit the mask. I have used the 3M 2091 in a dusty woodworking environment and have been very pleased with the results. Here is a blurb from the product sheet for the 2091 filter: "* OSHA substance specific particle exposures: - Lead -Asbestos -Cadmium -Arsenic - 4,4' Methylenedianiline (MDA)". Another filter is the 2097, which provides relief from particulates and organic vapors. Just do a Google search on 3M 2091 or 3M 2097, but it looks like you should be protected. I love my mask. Good luck.