Ya, thru window will be another option.
Have to connect the hose to the extractor outside every time hahaha.

I am eyeing GLL3-15. Hup Sheng selling RM450.
Can'y justify buying it now tho...

Main difference is accuracy of the lazer over longer distance.
Cheaper one is ~5mm, more expensive one is ~2mm.

No self leveling.
I have one cheaper single laser version, trying to get a level line just by using the water bubble is a pain.
Thats why I wish to get one with auto leveling next.

I was thinking of making a vacuum cart that can slow down the high pitch household vacuum sound.
Can double up as a moving support top when cutting long wood.
I wonder how effective it will be

Low rumbling noise still better than high pitch sound.

Building this feels like building a speaker box hahaha.

I bought my cyclone unit from Lazada, deliver from China. I have seen people DIY the cyclone unit with water bottles, see youtube.
http://www.lazada.com.my/allwin-high-effic...e-11741372.html

Any type of vacuum cleaner can work, just make sure the hose fit or make it fit.

Termal cutoff... no idea yet. But for my DIY usage I doubt I need termal curoff.

My final target is to fit the cyclone into a centrifugal blower. Something like this
http://hupshenghware.com/Fan/Ventilator/Bl...oduct_info.html

I wonder Ozak's car muffler method will work or not...

This post has been edited by yushin: Aug 4 2016, 04:12 PM

Lithium ios batt charge 2/3 to full and leave long.

Almost done making the frame of my first workbench.
Learn many thing from the process such as:
1) The L ruler is very good as cutting guide.
2) Jigsaw is useful to cut 2x4, my circular saw can't make it.
3) Impact driver is damn noisy but its really powerful to drive big 3 inch screw into the wood.
4) Quickclamps are really very useful, would get another 2 later.
5) Jigsaw dust grain is bigger than circular saw.
6) Now I itch for a table saw. damn...

Sharing some pics:
1st day:
Trying to cut piece of 2x4 doesn't work, even the jigsaw can't cut the deep, so have to cut one by one, then all diffrent length. *facepalm* Spend more time sanding and cutting to align them to correct length.


Day2:
Cutting with a large L ruler as guide that stick on the first cut piece. Must better outcome as those wood now are same length. All required pieces for frame completed.


Day 3:
Assembling the pieces.. Straight rule, L ruler, quickclamp all used.
Drill a guide hole first before screwing in the large screws, then I realized impact driver is so noisy.
Now I am thinking should I add the final long piece at the front of just leave it like this. The frame already feels stable and strong.
Next need to think how to do the table top, end vice, dog holes...



This post has been edited by yushin: Aug 11 2016, 10:12 AM

3 inch screw with hex head. Metal shop got sell. The screw in about 5mm thickness.
Pardon the lousy camera in macro mode.


This post has been edited by yushin: Aug 10 2016, 11:05 PM

http://www.kerjakayu.my/

Found this site selling pine, spruce wood accidentally while searching for local Malaysia DIY woodworking info.

I got a 1 inch plywood as table top for now.
My circular saw is the smaller 10.8v type that can cut up to 25mm only. I was thinking my wood project will deal with max 1 inch thick wood only but my first project actually deal with 2x4.

Btw, table saw on the way.
Also say Hi to the dust extractor, the first corded tool in my workroom. the size ngam ngam can roll under the table when not used.

The orange clamp broke the first time I use it...



This post has been edited by yushin: Aug 12 2016, 09:27 PM

~RM1.7K
Made in Italy.
Very loud too...

This post has been edited by yushin: Aug 13 2016, 07:05 AM

Muffle box is for the cyclone + high CFM use. I am still looking for a suitable centrifugal fan...

This Karcher vacuum beside doing dust collecting, will double as house wet vacuum so can't put it in a box.
This vacuum is large.

I connect this vacuum to a jointer/planer that has 100mm dust output. 35mm to 100mm conversion using towel to fill the gap between 35mm to 100mm.
Work surprising well, that auto filter cleaning function of this vacuum keep the high suction power consistant.

Due to the noise of the vacuum + planer, I end up wearing earplug whole afternoon, now ear itchy.

Update:
After looking at some of the youtube videos, I think a box for the vacuum is doable.
Anyone knows where to get those sound absorbing foam in Klang valley?

This post has been edited by yushin: Aug 14 2016, 08:59 AM

Its a benchtop jointer/planer. Not extremely accurate but I believe its still better than me planing with hand/electic.

About RM2.2k.
My review, does the job but don't expect super accuracy like those big floorstanding jointer/planer.

You purposely buy the tripod or comes as a bundle?

Yes, they are using the same battery.
The bosch 10.8v batteries are marketed as 12v in USA while it stays as 10.8v in europe.
Probably because 12v sounds more powerful & the way USA law works.

GSR120 is the newer version of GSR1080, a little bit improvement on the torque I think.

Hammer drill and rotary hammer works quite differently, price also double too.

Working till 9pm still consider ok kua. You working in closed area or open area?
Karcher has a vacuum that has rated noise of 60dba. I think is T15/1 HEPA... I think more than 1K.

Actually that vacuum my office cleaner use also very quiet, later I check the model.

This post has been edited by yushin: Aug 26 2016, 09:55 AM