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I've just bought a Bosch PHO 1500 planer and need a dust collection bag for it. I can't seem to find any for less than about £25 plus postage - and I suspect if I get one it'll be a flimsy cheap thing worth about £1..50.

They really should supply one with the planer.

Anyone found one at a half-reasonable price?
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On 22/10/17 13:34, Murmansk wrote:
I've just bought a Bosch PHO 1500 planer and need a dust collection bag for it. I can't seem to find any for less than about £25 plus postage - and I suspect if I get one it'll be a flimsy cheap thing worth about £1.50.

They really should supply one with the planer.

Anyone found one at a half-reasonable price?

Before you spend any money, why don't you try an ankle sock and a rubber
band? (And if some of the dust still seeps through, try two ankle socks.)

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On Sunday, 22 October 2017 13:43:45 UTC+1, Nick Odell wrote:
On 22/10/17 13:34, Murmansk wrote:
I've just bought a Bosch PHO 1500 planer and need a dust collection bag for it. I can't seem to find any for less than about £25 plus postage - and I suspect if I get one it'll be a flimsy cheap thing worth about £1.50.

They really should supply one with the planer.

Anyone found one at a half-reasonable price?

Before you spend any money, why don't you try an ankle sock and a rubber
band? (And if some of the dust still seeps through, try two ankle socks.)

Nick


quite. IMLE planer bags are fairly hopeless anyway. Use a cyclone vac if you want extraction, or better something designed for the job.


NT
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