HERZO Drill Dust Collection Attachment, Hammer Dust Collection Attachment, Universal Dust Shroud for Drilling,with a Max Drilling Diameter of 70 mm
$25.99
Price: $25.99
(as of Jan 09, 2025 01:43:27 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Herzo universal dust extraction for hammer drills
Compatible with all standard hammer drill or impact drills
A brush ring around the drill opening keeps the dust in the collection chamber for smaller drill diameters. With larger drill diameters, the brushes can be easily removed without tools.
– Maximum diameter 70 mm dust collector attachment
– Double air chamber ensures dust collection and vacuuming on the wall
– The system is universal and can be connected to a vacuum, so it can be used with any hammer size and is suitable for all drill bit diameters.
-The rubber seal keeps the suction upright on the wall and ensures dust trap.
– Vacuum nozzles and can also fit other nozzle sizes with adaptors.
– The hose holder can be swivelled so that the hose can be repositioned if necessary.
Dust extraction with a maximum diameter of 70 mm
Hammer drill dust extraction ensures dust collection and extraction on the wall
The rubber seal keeps the extraction upright on the wall and ensures dust containment.
Equipped with a solid rubber adapter that makes it compatible with most hoovers
The hose holder can be swiveled so that the hose can be positioned as required.
8 reviews for HERZO Drill Dust Collection Attachment, Hammer Dust Collection Attachment, Universal Dust Shroud for Drilling,with a Max Drilling Diameter of 70 mm
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Jeff bezos –
If hilti came in blue
High quality heavy wall plastic. The gasket are heavy duty as well. Not cheap foam
SadSack –
Not perfect …but pretty darn good!
I used this to suction up the dust while coring a 2 inch hole through a cinder block wall with brick on the outside. The boring process involved driling a 1/2″ pilot hole first and then using the 1/2″ bit as a guide for a coring bit. I had my doubts about whether or not the attachment would adhere to a painted cinder block wall but it did. In my situation I had to hang the attachment from a hose running down to it rather than up but it seemed to have a good grip. If a person were working high on a wall with a heavy hose weighing it down he might have to support the hose. I used a standard ShopVac for suction power.I think on any smaller diameter holes a person would have no issues and it would suction the dust very well. Also, I think it would no doubt have a stronger bond on a drywall surface than cinder block but I’m not sure how well it would be able to maintain suction with a larger bit as there appears to be more ‘leakage’ after removing the interior seal to accomodate larger bits. I have not been able to try that as yet. The 2″ hole I bored was with a wet coring bit and this attachment is not suitable for or designed for wet work. It does clean up nicely with a garden hose too.
Varghese devassy –
Not use full
Canât see what happening drilling area
Tim Bingham –
Excellent quality
I used this for the first time the other day drilling a hole in sheetrock and I left no mess. Using it in combination with my 20 Volt DeWalt shop vac it suctioned to the wall and collected all of the dust. The brush bristles clean the drill bit and keep anything from falling out I love this tool.
A. McKinnon –
Works great
I have only used it on a wood surface so far but it works. The suction holds it in place like it’s supposed to. I have different vacuums that I hook up to tools like my chopsaw or sanders. The same cuff on the end of my hoses fit this without an adapter. It does come with one though. All my vacuums run in the 145-150 cfm range. It’s worked great for me.
Vince of the Midwest –
Very good drill dust collection attachment
What it is: Blue and black plastic and rubber drill dust collection attachment for a vacuum. Features brush opening (removable for large holes), 70mm drill/drill saw capacity, rubber gaskets, swivel vacuum head, rubber hose adapter, instructions.Why I like it: This is designed for masonry, brick, drywall, and concrete core and hammer drilling. It will clog if used for wood drilling, as the shavings are too large. The vacuum base does hold the unit to the wall really well (shop vac and battery powered vacuum compatible). It contains the dust and debris as designed. The only issue I had is that it doesnât work with all common vacuum hosesâyou may need to find a compatible adapter or modify the included one. Itâs also on the larger side, so it may not work in all instances. Overall, it is an excellent addition to your tool kit!
NuiG –
Must have for plaster walls
I finally got tired of cleaning up the mess every time I drilled into my plaster walls. It’s an old house with plaster and lathe construction so drilling even a small hole makes a big mess. I attach this to my vacuum and drill away – most of the dust is gone. It actually saves me a lot of time since the cleanup is super easy.
Charles –
works great!
I used this while drilling about 50 holes in concrete for tapcons.It caught the vast majority of dust – especially the lighter stuff that seems to hang in the air after drilling concrete. I still had to sweep up some of the bigger pieces of spall afterwards, but there was by far less mess to clean up than without it. I think some of the small pieces it missed slipped out from behind it due to my uneven walls.I think this will also work well when drilling holes in drywall too.