Get the stanley if you want cheap.

Bosch similar power with stanley cost RM330. Which kits.

Hi all sifu sekalian, wanted to ask whether this can hold the Ikea Besta shelf? Sorry I'm a newbie in this kind of things. Need to get confirmation before proceed.
The shelf will be install with the rail. Question is, the screws as attached good enough to hold the weight? Roughly what is the estimated weight it can hold?






TV Bench
TV bench will be install with the metal wall plug. Ok right?

1 PVC wall plug should be around 1~2kg (MAX) only, you should monitor closely on weight applied.

For the TV, metal wall plug is strong enough to hold the cabinet and TV. M8 wall plug can hold at least 10~20kg each.

That CSK screw is Ø4.8 can load 20kg/pcs and shear load of 30kg.

Hi Everyone,
I'm new here and am wondering if there is anyone that have setup up a dust extraction project using a Bosch GAS 15 PS. Need advise whether I can get Y connector, reducer and hose that fix the vacuum and the power tools such as the table saw and sander.

Thank you.

Alright . Thanks ya

Really cant think of any situations where shop vac based DS system called for a Y connector for dual port.
a normal shop vac IMHO just dont have the power for it.
As for the reducer/enlarger you any make your own with some PVC pipe with a heat gun to virtually any size.
After watching some Russian's youtube review on this shop vac, I'll avoid it.

The bosch original hose is quite small already. Reduce somemore ? It might not enough suction power if too long and branch.

Maybe yushin can help.

Plan to do some woodworking?

The Bosch GAS 15 PS can work on handheld power tools and Bosch GTS10J table saw.
I think when you buy the vacuum it already come with the powertool adapter right?
As long as you use Bosch or Makita powertools the adapter will most of the time works.
Btw why you need a Y connector?

If you plan to suck from machines that generate lots of wood chip like planer and thicknesster, its better for you to make a cyclone pre filter so your vacuum bag doesn't get filled up that quickly.

In Summary:
Vacuum:
small air volume, large pressure. 25-32mm hose. Usually has small dust holding capacity, 10-25 liter. Suitable for handheld powertools and small bench powertools that are designed for it. Eg: Bosch table saw and miter saw.

dust collector:
Big air volume, small pressure. 100mm hose. Large dust holding capacity, easilly 55-100 liter. Suitable for large stationary machines that generate large piece of wood chips or lots of tiny dusts that can be suck off by large volume of air.
Planer, thicknesster, router, bench sander, band saw.

I use both.
Vacuum for general handheld powertool and floor cleaning.

Dust collector for table saw, band saw, planer, ticknesster.

This post has been edited by yushin: Jan 30 2018, 09:22 AM

Hi All, thanks for the reply.

I was thinking of converting one of my room as a woodworking station hence need a better dust collection setup using my existing GAS15PS. That's why I need at least 2 outlet from the vacuum and also new hose setup hence the y connector and reducer. Also I need to setup another extraction from the top of the Table saw.

I even try using a multiple power socket for the auto on/off. Somehow is not working. Think the power strip somehow hinder the detection of the power tool when is on.

Tq.

Look like Bosch L-boxx OEM by BS System.

They even OEM for some brand too.

In their website, L-boxx come with wide range of type and accessory. http://www.l-boxx.de/en/system-overview/

Given you many idea and choice of how to use it.

I m copying it....

How you make the multiple power socket ?

There're few solutions for the master slave socket. the easiest just buy from TB as per Yushin used. second would be use current transformer based Arduino module to drive two 555 timer for delay on delay off and finally a SSR.
I had traced out the schematic of chinese master/slave module.

so for holding pendant light around maybe 5kg what type of wall plug is required (for concrete ceiling & also plaster ceiling)?

what about short T5 casing on concrete? these plastic plug good enough (4 plugs)?

those metal ones, once you turn the bolt, can you still remove the attachment in future and reuse the bolt again or need to drill new holes and put new plugs?

Metal pendant light approx 3~5kg, normally 3~4 1.5" PVC wall plug on concrete ceiling is good enough. For plaster ceiling, you'll need to look for the metal supports, 4~5 self tapping screw on the metal support should be enough. Else, use 2 stud bolts anchored to the upper concrete and hang your light.

For metal one, it's too hard to be removed. Making new holes is much faster and worthwhile.

hi, i only know plug based on drill bit size 3~4 is equivalent to how many mm diameter?

regarding the metal ones, say if it's used to install something, later want to remove that item is it easy to take out the item. i don't mean remove the whole plug from hole as when you turn the bolt the metal plug already distorted in shape. but i mean reuse the same plug in the same position after removing old item. based on what i understand metal plugs you have to insert the item mounting before inserting the plug into the hole versus normal plug after insert plug then insert mounting + screws.

L-Boxx Mini

1. lucifah (no ayam not gonna be the one doing the buying from SG LOL)
2. ar188
3. odour_stop (I can collect from KL)
4. Yushin (collect in Subang)
5. Ozak (Collect in Sunway, Subang, Puchong, PJ)
6. Yen

Guys....pls pm me your phone no, already have Ozak's no. Will order once got all ur numbers and confirmations

cheers


Yen

They are in inches size, I don't quite remember what is it. Should be around 3mm++.

You can recycle the plug but it's risky. You don't know if the "claw" and thread of plug are still in good condition to hold your next item. If you persist, maybe you can try applying adhesive on the bolt before securing it.

Does anyone knows where to buy this jigsaw attachment?...pls tunjuk jalan


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those plastic wall plugs use 6mm drill bit.

the metal ones got many different size......just choose the drill bit size that is one size smaller than the metal wall plug size.......in case you over do it with the same size drill bit.........

and if you meant the metal plug like these in the picture.......you better google a video up on how to anchor it properly........or else you will end up not gripping or destroying the thread making the plug unusable.

yes you can reuse the plug in the same position......changing the position after it is fixed will be impossible anyway.