HERZO Dust Shroud for Angle Grinder 4/4.5/5 inch Universal Surface Grinding Shroud (125MM)

Muy buen producto

Works better than expected highly recommended. fit flawlessly on my no name grinder. Included a good number of spacers to ensure a proper fit.

It does a great job of removing the dust. Different sizes of sleeves make it easy to mount on your grinder. The swivel part of the shroud gives you access right against the wall. The hose attachment comes off a little too easily. Taped the connection ok!

I tried this with the Dewalt dust shroud and it won't fit, also the wheel is a little uneven making the grinder jump all over the place, you get what you pay for.

Mine is the black 4.3 amp Drillmaster 4-1/2" angle grinder and I had no trouble attaching this dust shroud. I was actually very impressed with the solid build of this thing despite the low price, and AMAZED by how well it worked. Practically eliminates dust completely. I purchased a different (and much more expensive) shroud previously and returned it immediately because I wasn't able to fasten it solidly to my grinder. No such trouble with this one. A few important observations I made: - "Universal" doesn't mean "no adjustment required." You might have to tinker with it to get everything right, so be patient. These are dangerous, high-speed tools. Take your time. - Don't try to just use the clamp arm to get a tight fit. That will get it snug, but then you have to tighten it fully with a metric socket. Once I did that, the shroud never wobbled once. - Setting the shroud so the bristles just barely extend past the surface of your grinding cup is critical. If your cup extends past the bristles, it will allow the dust to escape. There is some minor up/down adjustment possible with the shroud itself on the grinder's collar, but not much, so the height of the cup you have is important. I see some reviewers using nice DeWalt cups that seemed to be the right height. Me? I had the cheapo HFT Warrior brand and at first it was too tall even with the arbor ring removed (the cup extended beyond the shroud's bristles.) So, what I did was cut about a quarter inch or so off the cup's spindle using the angle grinder and a cutoff wheel (also HFT.) There is some stock beyond the threads, so I cut that part off and was still able to fully thread the cup onto the grinder arbor after the modification. After that, I was able to set the shroud to the correct depth and was off to the races. - Opening the hinged red cover on the front will allow you to get closer to a wall (if you're grinding a floor) but not completely flush. It'll get you maybe a half inch away. I found that having that cover open still didn't allow much dust to escape - definitely some, but nowhere near as much as if the shroud was off. - Go slow, make sure you're keeping the cup flat against your surface, and apply slight pressure to keep the shroud's bristles sealed against the surface. If you're doing this indoors, still staple up plastic sheeting and wear a dust mask, because it isn't 100% dustless, but the difference is night and day. Best tool purchase I've made in a long time!