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Reviews (3)
Apr 05, 2017
Does Exactly What It's Supposed To Do: BLOW
I purchased this item to go with the full face 3M mask I got to do sanding and grinding work on a home remodel. The mask and I have problems with my beard and glasses allowing air to get in through places other than the filters. There was also a problem with the mask fogging up to the point that I might as well been in the San Francisco Bay Area, I couldn't see a foot in front of me. Having the air hoses feeding to the mask complicates the putting on process, but that was expected.
Assembly was not a problem, I did have to remove the 3rd function system for two reasons; 1: I didn't need to feed air to a spray gun and 2: The fitting supplied do not fit the ones on my air system. I simply unscrewed the “T” fitting and replaced it with a standard ¼” male connector fitting. I adjusted the supplied belt, put it on, and went to work.
The adjustments for air flow are easy to figure out, and I’m not using the humidifier function. I decided on a flow rate that forced enough air into the mask for me to feel airflow around the face gasket where my glasses frame pieces create a gap. I was able to wear the mask for a much longer period of time, and had considerably less problems with sweating. I did not have any fogging problems, and there was no dust trapped on the parts inside the mask this time. Mask problems solved.
Having the air hose attached make using this system a bit cumbersome. I’m going to reconfigure the air connection to an “L” that points the connection downward and get a more flexible air hose system, so that should help. Overall I have to say the product is what I expected and needed to solve my problems, so I would recommend it to others with the same problem.
Sep 26, 2021
NOT a replacement for Ryobi Drill Press (DP120)
0 of 1 found this helpful I purchased the set of belts sold here, and while I was able to adjust the drive pulleys on my Ryobi (DP120) drill press to accept two identical belts instead of different length ones which are no longer available, the replacements only worked for about 5 minutes. The product may be fine, but not for this application.
The belt width is a match but the configuration of the urethane "teeth" which should be a "V" allows the belt to ride up the side flange on the pulley and eventually eject itself from the drive. I've tried different positions and tensions with the same effect, in less than a minute the belt (the rear one attaching to the drive motor) ejects.
The remaining original "Short" belt is 19.75" long by 5/16" wide and 1/4" deep. The ones received from this source are 20.5" long by 5/16" wide and 1/8" deep. If the belts had deeper teeth they might have worked, but given the current dimensions they will not. The rear belt in this case has deformed due to its climbing the pulley flange and now has a "dish" shape (one edge is longer than the other due to stretching).
Nov 12, 2015
Fit 6 year old L130 perfectly
Original bags had reached the point where Gorilla Tape wasn't going to hold them together another season. The ropes on the bottom had long since pulled out of the material bottom on the originals. One of the first thing I noticed was that these bags have an ABS plastic bottom that looks like it'll hold up much longer.
No problem drilling out the rivets on the original, but had to mount the first bag a second time after I put it on upside down!. A bit of a struggle stretching the bag around the frame, but not impossible.
First use didn't show up any problems, if any develop I'll be back to let you know.