I am trying to find a source of supply for dust collecting bags ( the type which fit on power tools with a spring clip ) . I can make adaptors easily enough, if only I can get the bags! I have tried the usual suspects, B & Q, Homebase, etc. and I've also rummaged the internet, but I can't find a supplier. Can anyone help, please. Thanks in advance
A pair of toddlers dungrees, with the bottom sewed up.
Erm! I'll reiterate :-) A pair of toddlers jeans with the lower legs cut off and the hems sown up. ;-)
Unfortunately my toddler is 36, besides which I can't sew!. More practical suggestions please ?
Tool spare parts suppliers?
You cant get more practical than what I've stated.
You can aquire toddlers jeans at car boot stalls at 20p/50p second hand? and sewing is the most easiest task anyone can do,you don't need a machine just cotton and thread. How hard is it to pass a needle and thread through material,you go in one side and out the other.
Sorry,you can.
Womens tights or Mens socks.
Well the first beats "the fan belt has broken" as an excuse. Somehow I just don't fancy the second option.
John
A friend deals with second hand parachutes and will offer to sew the ends up for you!
What type of dust bag? I have a biscuit joiner, 3 routers, 2 circular saws,
2 mitre saws, a planer, 2 random orbit sanders, a detail sander, a half sheet sander, a belt sander and they all use completely different systems for dust extraction. Only 1 has a spring clip.Are you after cloth material or paper?
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Wonderful for vacuum cleaner bags, £1 p&p for any size of order.
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sorry, should be
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Talking of vacuum cleaners - I'm probably going to sling my Panasonic having discovered they want around £25 for a new beater-brush thingy. I can get a good second hand Dyson for that much, and spare beaters for them are a couple of quid.
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The very concept of second hand parachutes fills me with unease...
What happened to the original owner?
Does the friend make up shrouds from the remainders?
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