Thor Filtration TF470 - Small Workshop Air Filter - Review [0043]

In this video we do a #review of the #thorfiltration #tf470 Air Filter / Air Scrubber.
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[@LonghornWorkshop]

Good job and any dust collection you can do is good.

[@NomadMakes]

Thanks for checking in :D Yes, any dust that ends in this filter does not end up in my lungs. And that is a good thing :D

[@MarkMcCluney]

Well of course it's noisy, you can't expect Thor, god of Thunder to be quiet and unobtrusive, can you? (If Thor was in a bluegrass band he'd be the banjo player...) Any reduction in airborne dust has got to be an improvement but surely it should be reducing dust-content while you're using a dusty tool rather than just clearing the air faster afterwards. Have you experimented with placing it in different places in the workshop? Anyway, excellent vid well made and very fair-minded review, thanks mate. Good job!

[@NomadMakes]

Hi mate! And thank you for checking in :D I totally agree with you that collecting dust at the tool is the most efficient way of reducing airborne dust. I have not experimented with placement as of yet. But according to the specs it should handle this space. Maybe I come across as disappointed with the product. And while I am not super exited, I still think it is a good air scrubber. I am just sad that I cannot do away with the dust mask.

[@bewnie]

Hvor har du kjøpt den partikkelmåleren? Har den mulighet for signal ut for å trigge en styrestrøm til en ventilasjonsenehet?

[@NomadMakes]

Jeg kjøpte den på ebay. Det er mange navn på de, men de fleste er bare samme modell. Jeg aner ikke om du tappe et signal fra den. www.ebay.com/itm/2-8inch-Module-Household-LCD-Display-Digital-Air-Quality-Detector-PM2-5-Analyzer-/184517371323?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292

[@MMRails]

Good review. Is it easy to clean? How many times did you bang your head on it? I liked that little black marker trick with the screws. A hidden tip!

[@MarkMcCluney]

Yeah, head-bumping; good point!

[@NomadMakes]

LOL :D Thanks for watching and commenting. I am rather short. And I have also made sure to place the thing so that I do not bang my head on it. If there is one thing I have no patience with, it is stuff that I bang my head on. LOL. I haven't needed to clean it yet, but from what I have seen other guys do, they just take out the filter and clean it with an air gun.

[@NomadMakes]

I just noticed that I have Mark and Mark commenting :D Cheers guys!