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Splash Shield With Bottle

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Splash Shield With Bottle
$99.95 USD
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Product Features

  • fits around any grinder to catch water spray and keep your work area clean
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Product Description

Water Right Where You Need It!
Fits around your grinder to contain water "spray" from bits or disks. Water bottle has a regulator valve to control the flow of water to bits or disk.

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Product Details

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  • Package Dimensions:
  •   OPENED - 42.75" W x 16" H
  •   CLOSED - 16.25" W x 16" H
  • Weight: 1.11 lbs
  • UPC: 79436650172-0

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Necessary Item!
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Pros : Waited too long to buy!! Like everyone says keeps wet area to a minimum. Tall enough and water bottle is a great reserve.
Cons : Wish wings were longer. My bottle did not come with tapered tip on hose shown in picture? Would have been helpful as now I have to use a tie wrap to secure hose to grinding area!!
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4 out of 5 stars
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Pros : Keeps my area clean. No more wiping up all the over spray around the grinder.
Cons : Would like the side panels to be slightly longer to encase the grinder.
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   great water source
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Pros : Always had trouble with a water source for grinding (not impressed with the little sponge business)and this works great. Used a clothes pin to anchor tubing to face shield over grinder and can now position dripping water exactly where I want it. Did have to think about what to set it on as my grinder is on a small, movable cart and there was not enough room for the wing span of this device. I put a dish drainer tray underneath the grinder and it is a perfect fit. If I grind for a long time, water pools at the edge that normally goes into the sink and I can put a papertowel there to keep it from dripping onto the floor.
Cons : As above, need to provide "counter" space large enough to accommodate the wingspan.
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