Re: Mirka Ceros the whole kit
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Also, there is the Mirka Smart Cart which holds all your sanding gear, including extractor:
http://www.mirkacollision.us/mirka-smart-cart.html
$698.75 here: http://www.abglovesandabrasives.com/body-shop-supplies/mirka-mai-cart-912-smart-cart-trolley-qty-1/
Or perhaps use some 1/4" rod bent as shown on the smart cart holding sanding heads and attached to the extractor? |
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Mon, Feb 6, 2017 6:13:35 AM
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So Cliff,
Do you have the power supply mounting bracket to attach to the extractor with your Ceros setup?
http://www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/mirka-min6519111 |
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I got a Mirka a while back when I restored my large living room. It was
great. I've used it a lot since.
I did the gorilla hose thing to make the power cord and vacuum hose all
one unit and that is a real improvement. Too bad they didn't make them
unified at design.
But it's still a bear to put away
The hose has to be coiled and there's nothing on the vacuum unit that
is designed to accommodate the hose and sander head.
I never liked the transformer location because of the on off switch
location. It's as if these parts were all brought together from
different suppliers with nary a thought about integration. YA gotta
reach around back and fiddle with the transformer switch, then to the
front for the main switch.
Any one figured out how to bring it all together into a smoother unit
with the switches all facing the front side a place to coil the hose
and a rest for the power head?
I know, it'll be crickets.
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