🌀 RotoZip DM10 Spiral Vault Attachment Review

I had about 20 windows in a new house where the contractor left drywall right on the window trim. I used this tool to expose the gap between the studs/lintels and the window frame so I can insulate and complete the installation. one more thing. However, several windows were tilted from 1/8th to 3/16th of the plane and much dust was thrown out when the nozzle could not be pressed against a flat surface. I also had to clean the filter a few times for each window to make it work. If I had to…

I bought this tool to remove a laminate that had been water warped over the winter. What garbage! First I tried adjusting the bit so I could cut to ground depth - good luck with that as the minimum depth is at least an inch. So the bat had to cut through not only the floor but also the sub-floor. Needless to say it was tough so I ended up breaking the racquet on the ground. Even more embarrassing is that I paid extra for a dust bag. Couldn't use it because with the filter on you can't see where

This product works but requires practice and the RotoZip disclaimer. The device works, but is limited to cutting in small, confined spaces due to the limited ability of the small fan to create a vacuum to suck in the cutting dust. To create a vacuum, the device must be placed flush with the work surface and held securely. I used this on a small drywall project at home. It kept the dust at bay, but only when used like this: When cutting drywall, the dust head needs to be flush with the surface…