Oh ya, that insulate.

I got 1 spray booth that like vacuum. 1 day suddenly blow out all the insulate. And getting noisy. The insulate will disintegrate after some time.

Have another sanyo dry/wet vacuum similar fate. Throw it away.

Thought you will going to do some muffle box?

This laser levelling make my measurement job much more easy. Speed up my project. But not cheap also.

All for RM750+

It is bundle.

Actually I just looking for the levelling only. But don't have.

That attachment is separated buy.

The tripod also not bad. Got liquid level too on it. And can use for my camera.

GLL-50. The leveling and tripod. Not 2 tripod.

The attachment is separated buy.

Having sale in lazada.

Drilling a big hole can really put the powertools to the limit.

Try drill a 125mm hole. 1st using the Bosch GRE16RE 750W. It struggle to drill and getting very hot. Almost cannot touch the motor body. The hole cut deep getting no where. Afraid it get spoil, I stop using it.

Change it to Makita HR2470 780W. Drill like a charm. Less effort to push. And speed more constant even pushing hard.

Despite the watt almost same, (different by 30w) Rotary drill are much more powerfull than hammer drill. If doing some big job.

What is the noise level for this vacuum ? How long the vacuuming can last per full charge ?

I strongly consider a handheld vacuum like this. When doing some DIY at night, I can't use my Hiatchi vacuum. The powerfull 2300w is very noisy even in low mode.

That restrict me from doing some drilling and dusty thing. Or quickly finish up before night. Sometime take few days to finish because of the time limit of not doing it continue till night.

Is there any place that I can try it out ? So I can hear it myself the noise level.

I want to consider the Makita vacuum. Cause the 12V battery is same with the current powertools I have. But it only can last for 12min percharge.

Yup, the mechanical is different.

The bosch GRE16RE cost RM376. Makita cost around RM485. No big different.

I brought the bosch because of smaller size. Can drill on tighter space.

Lucky the Makita still can go in to the TV cabinet tighter space. Otherwise I will cry continue using the bosch to drill.

9pm is quite late. If pass 7pm, I feel uncomfort to continue with loud noise. I don't like to cause any trouble to my neighbour.

Open and close. Sometime got to take out to car posh to do if big thing.

I consider handheld cause it more easy to vacuum, smaller size, doesn't need to drag with hose and more silent since it smaller size.

Both drill speed is controllable with the trigger you press.

Makita come with the chisel, some concrete drill and jaw chuck. Lucky it have jaw chuck. Otherwise can't drill any common thing. The SDS chuck mainly for concrete use.

Bosch come with all the low quality tools.

The bad of the SDS chuck is the accuracy. Even attach the jaw chuck on it, it still wobble abit.

That is also the reason I have to buy the bosch. Despite it power limitation.

I have tried to drill a 25mm hole using concrete bit with Makita. Still able to drill but a bit struggle.

I m thinking too much on the powertools and neglect the consumer side.

Find out that Dyson V8 handheld vacuum is quite silent. Will go and try it out at some HN.

Check at SenQ few model.

Attract to Dyson model. But price is expensive. Not the silent wan. Around 100db. But accessory is more complete.

The most silent is the LG handheld. Around 83db. But less suction power. Not so versatile using and lack of accessory. Not cheap also.

The rest like Electrolux, Panasonic etc, is very noisy.

All is built in battery with require to charge.

There is no use for me if it noisy. Even it can change battery or can fly. I still can't use it at night.

Download the DB apps into your HP.

I feel like different frequency pitch given out different db even it not loud. I wonder frequency will cause db high/low.

I measure my Hitachi 2300w vacuum in low mode. Given out about 90+db.

Decibel 10th

You need to do calibration.

If just DIY, that B&D is good. Save some cost and tools.

Not for heavy user.

A measurement tape you must have.

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This post has been edited by ozak: Sep 10 2016, 11:47 PM