Bead Blaster Extractor

[MikeP]

Sorry if this isn't in the correct forum, hope the Admin will correct me if so.

I've had a bead blaster for a number of years and have got use to keeping the bikes under covers due to the dust. But now the dust piles are beginning to get a little hilly, and I'm getting a little worried about the finer particles .

Anyone got suggestions for a good extractor?

[z1bman]

when my sons extractor packed up i used a wet & dry vacuum from wickes only about £35 did the job better than the industrial one he had

[MikeP]

Might have to have a rethink as I dismissed the wet and dry vacs as the dust is still abrasive, hence my reason for getting that stuff away from the engines and the paintwork. At £35 It's worth a punt.
Thanks z1bman

[z1bman]

my sons blaster was used every day & he used the finest grit which i thought would ruin the motor but was still going when he sold the blaster with the vacuum to a friend of mine & he still uses it & the filter in them is very good quality

https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Wet+Dry ... GwodW_wObQ

[hartyb]

along the same lines I just uses old give away hovers and run them till the are dead normally a good few years of shed working which give you time to find the next one to have as stand by

[MikeP]

Thanks everyone. I've invested in a Wickes wet and dry vac and preparing for a weekend blast session on yet another Kwaki 500 triple . . . . definitely addicted.