Cordless Dust Extraction with DeWalt DCV586M
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2019
- Many of you made the point that mains powered dust extraction for cordless tools completely defeats the object of having such a tool in the first place.
Now DeWALT have the answer to the problem with their DCV586M 54V XR FLEXVOLT M-CLASS EXTRACTOR with Wireless Tool Control allows the user to operate the extractor from a wireless remote.
Powered by 54V XR FLEXVOLT technology the DCV586M is the ultimate dust extraction solution for a new generation of cordless tools and the key to unlocking the cordless job site and compatible with all TSTAK storage boxes for the ultimate portability.
The DeWALT brushless motor and high capacity XR FLEXVOLT battery coupled with dual M-Class certified HEPA filters with automatic cleaning delivers powerful, constant performance and runtime for the most demanding applications. Other features include a remote for wireless operation, a recessed battery housing to protect from jobsite conditions and TSTAK compatibility.
#DeWALT #Cordless #DustExtraction
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I am painter and decorator bought myself one of those really handy little tool specially stack system saves space and you look absolutely professional with dewalt tool
Great video, just what I was looking into the actual dust collector. I just bought the the atomic saw (the baby one) just to cut drywall real clean work to put in our wiring
Very informative and just what I wanted to see thanks from vegas
I used that extractor on my table saw mitre saw and plunge saw. As a hoover I find it useless but on the tool it’s spot on.
9ah for run time I find is better. Worth buying. Also I strap the remote to the tool I’m using.
Protip.... Make a couple of bungs for either end of your hose to prevent dust falling out during transport. the extractor has an attached bung so making a couple for the hose too is a no brainer.
NB. Best place to put the remote is around the far end of the hose that way it'll always be right on whatever tool you're using.
Wow! Roger the skill you used that tracksaw with was unbelievable! You used it backwards at one point. Great dust extractor too!
Cool....its like My Festool
Once you use this system you will never go back...........great vid.
I got myself one and love it only thing I didn't like is it won't go into my tough system trolley or stack onto my tough system boxes
But still very happy with it one 6amp battery last me the day with lots of use
Awesome, thx. Very watchable.
Nice review and presentation.
The button with Bluetooth should be fitted on end of the your hose close to the tool.
pretty embarrasing. we all´ve been there :D
... or on your chest like Captain Picard , and is not blue ştuţ is radio control.
Great video, but it killed me that you didn't suck up the dust from your van at the end with the tool you're plugging
...I had big problem with this Dewalt hose , very stiff with big memory for the tiding around the vacuum and because of this I started locking for a better solution from other manufacturers.
I find out one piece of art clear material and extending from 1 to 10 and I changed .
... the new model of DCS520 has radio control includes in the circular saw this days.
Where'd you get the hose extension? Link would be helpful!
Can you wrap the hose around the vacuum while it's on the cart, or does the handle get in the way?
Can this be used/converted to an inhouse air conditioner duct dust remover?
You can't beat good old Henry the hoover.
Michael Thorne You can. Quite easily. A poor substitution for a safe extraction device. Henry’s are designed for around the home. Not for the site
Very, very bad advice, hse do not recommend un-filtered vacuums
Mdf is well known to contain formaldehyde ‘s that cause cancer. Cement boards are proven to contain silica particles that are as deadly for you as asbestos. This is not something to mess with, but hey go ahead!
You can buy hepa filters for a Henry. However they do clog with fines very quickly. Henry for bulk clean up and this for power tools.
You won't get far on site with that mate😏
Can you buy the button thing ? Or does it come with all dewalt dust extractors, I’m thinking of getting the smaller one you can put over you’re arm
How long a vacuum hose would it have to be for you to need a remote on your wrist that has a range of 30 metres? My guess, and I am just guessing here, a ridiculous 30 metres or so. Whatever happened to having a ‘Henry’ within arms reach and duct taping the hose to fit the tool’s dust extractor?
What adapter do I need to connect my DCV581H vacuum to my DWH050 dust extractor?
Where you do you get the wireless control button from ?
How do I hook it to a DEWALT DCD470B 60V MAX In-Line Stud & Joist Drill
What are the dimensions for the extractor? I cant seem to find them on the Internet
When will they have a power cord and model for Hercules tools
Hi SB team. I'd like to vote for a shop vac throw-down show down. A comparison of multiple shop vacs. I own two regular shop vacs and also have a Festool CT-26. My shop vacs suck, and I (still) hate them. They're poorly made - tops pop off when I go to lift them, tool racks have to be screwed in to the plastic siding or they'll pop off. I have to wear ear protection when using them because their miniature motors scream when powered on. They're top heavy and tip easily unless nearly full. And finally, their vacuum power is weaker than it should be for the cacophony of noise they make (I'd accept loud if they really sucked). Can you save us SB team? Can you find shop vacs that really add dust to our collections? Thanks in advance.
What I want is the tough system vacuum
No
For cordless dust extraction wait for a windy day.
I’ve had my hoover for about 4 years but my watch stopped working. I’ve changed my batteries but it still doesn’t work. Any Tips
Interesting one is cordless vacs or any type of tool extractors.
I think i'll keep with my corded extractor until we improve on battery power, as every vac i've known drain the batterys far too quick.
Disagree mate i have just bought one and now fully cordless router mitre saw the lot i wouldn't go back to mains and generator power
@@jasonwindebank5455 you seen the 10inch flexvolt chop saw?
@@Heaveho120 yes one of the guys have one and i have used it its a beast i have the brushless 36 volt makita and i love it
@@jasonwindebank5455 even with just one battery?
I had to buy another battery for the extractor it only lasts about 20 minutes on a 6amp so i boughr a 9 on ebay .Thats probably the only downfall but would you want to go back to generator and leads
How long can you vacuum with 1 battery? 54v 6ah.
Big enough for the dust? greeting pat
Depends what you're doing mate. Lasts ages on a mitre saw
Great review. I actually purchased one a few weeks back. My vacuum keeps beeping can't figure out why. Any reason why? Checked for low battery aswell.
I had the same issue. I was using an attachment for cleaning which reduced the the hose end and it would beep like mad if set to 32, on 20 it was fine. I guess it feels the restriction and assumes there is a blockage. I have not attached it to any tools yet so not sure if I will get the same issue then, I really hope not.
Everyone shouts fire when it starts beeping, it was funny the first few times but not anymore :)
@@rob8978 The bumping is to self clean the filters. It's a wonderful feature to prevent clogs. The device taps the hepa filters every few minutes, totally normal self cleaning function. Trust me, I had a $1,000 extractor that didn't have a bump feature and it required new filters every other month, it sucked.
@@settlors Was talking about the beeping. The bumping is a great idea but the rest of the unit is badly designed imo. Bags fit badly, partly due to how the filters share the same space and the tube comes in side which blocks easily.
I have only been using it for cleaning so I guess it will be fine when using on tools and it's just sucking dust.
Corbit Don’t use it for cleaning, that’s a bad investment. Buy a $75 shop vac for that and save your hepa bags and filters for your dust extractor
Marcus Leach sounds like you are not familiar with dust separators like dust deputy, same concept here the vacuum it’s designed to create a vortex to keep dust away from filters. Thats why filters are in the middle and tube entrance place the way to create the vortex. This is a small portable dust extractor its not designed to vacuum big debris cause hose is kind of thin. Overall I’m happy with mine. Its been great I love it.
So what are your tools of choice.. Hikoki or DeWalt?
Neither..... Milkwalky 🤣
Does the vac turn on automatically if you have a bluetooth battery in the saw?
No it has a remote that you strap onto the hose
Hi mate ,where would I get the Bluetooth adapter watch ?? I'm Ireland 👍👍
I discovered, courtesy of our viewers, that the watch is actually meant to strap around the hose. DeWalt supply the whole kit so they must have it at their dealership or online.
2000w on single battery welldone dewalt
Been using it for about a week just for cleaning and its been very useful, the 6ah batteries run out quite fast but thats to be expected. Not had a chance to try it out on any tools yet.
Not sure if I am doing something wrong but I find the bag fit is very bad. The unit was beeping because the bag was full but once out there was still lots of space, probably a third left to fill. Couldn't get the top back on without spreading the contents of the bag evenly or it just obstructed the filters.
Almost seems like the bag needs to be slightly smaller or the bottom of the unit needs to be bigger.
UPDATE: I recommend against buying this. Been using for a few weeks on a mitre saw and the bags will only fill halfway before needing to be changed due to terrible design as I mentioned before, absolute rip off.
I've found best way is to have a few bags, fill them all, then empty them somewhere safely and reuse, easily get half a dozen uses from each bag with no fall in collection/suction rate, but manufactureer wont tell you that,wonder why. Becomes quite economical then.
Can it be used with a wall chaser
I would say not. Wall chasers need a bigger unit with mains power
Does it make pancakes and scratch your balls for you?
Has it got a recognition camera that safely collects spiders and contains them without causing harm to them?
What the fuck you on about😂
I would buy it in a heartbeat if they would have a ac adapter possibility.
How good is to be used like a hoover? Is this powerful enough?
Thank you
Not good for brick rubble but you can clean up wood shavings etc.
I think they could make one that starts suction when it detects the sound of the tool
Makita has bluetooth connectivity for this
Are there really sites where they give a shit about dust extraction class that don't have 110v power distribution?
All the tools boxed and stacked on a trolley , perfect for me to make a quick get away with all that kit when Roger is busy buying his doughnuts ...... hang on that van is fitted with some fancy locks and has a flashy light in the cab . I’ll nick his doughnut instead
Gixer
Good plan but I never eat doughnuts. I don't have the time to run the 3 miles it takes to burn off one doughnut.
Skill Builder haha! That explains why I’m getting fat !!!
Yet all dust is not extracted, can see it in the air. Is there no way of extracting all of it? Otherwise your still breathing it in
Cat! 4:59
You're right! What a rare sight, a cat walking up a road!
Rule 12. Pet a cat when you encounter one on the street.
Chapter 12, 12 rules for life (Prof. Jordan B Peterson)
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I was about time stamp it too. 😅
@stephen ribchester He does come across as rather opinionated and I do have some reservations regarding some of his more eccentric, "cooker" opinions. Sanctimonious is, perhaps a tad reactionary, imo. Are you familiar with Sam Harris' thoughts and opinions? His recent podcast with Ricky Gervais was both funny and thought provoking.
@@loafersheffield I keep forgetting to cancel my audible account so I've got like a million credits, this reminded me to get the 12 rules for life book on there. I have the hard back somewhere but it's massive. He does sound a bit like Kermit the frog.. beyond that I'd say what he's verbalising is interesting and helpful, at least to me
L8
Too long hose decrease your suction power! Your hose is definitely too long for this vacuum
That is the hose they supply with the kit, what are you going to do?
Price is rip off at least Dick Turpin wore a mask when he robbed you DeWalt do it with a smile ridiculous price
Absolute rubish and a waste of money - I bought one and it became clogged with saw dust on the first use
This is silly, if the tool requires a dust extraction station then buy the tool as a plug in, if you have to plug one thing in then you may as well plug two in, thats, table saws, drop saws, routers and track saws everthing else battery.
You are assuming you can plug in. Many sites won't allow trailing leads.
@@SkillBuilder valcro the trailing lead around the suction hose
Battery extractor!? No thanks