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Lumberjack Replacement Paper Filter Bag For Extractor BDE1200 & BDE1100
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Lumberjack Pack Of 5 Replacement Paper Filter Bags For Extractor
Replacement outer filter bag. A thick paper-based filter bag which sits over the outside of the cartridge filter to protect it from flying chips. Under normal hobby use, these filters need replacing every 6 months or so. A visual inspection will soon determine if there are any tears in the bag.Tip: By rotating the lid of the extractor round by 90 degrees each time you empty the drum, you can extend the life of the filter bag by 4 times.
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Pack of 5 Replacement outer filter bags.A thick paper-based filter bag which sits over the outside of the cartridge filter to protect it from flying chips. Under normal hobby use, these filters need replacing every 6 months or so. A visual inspection will soon determine if there are any tears in the bag.Tip: By rotating the lid of the extractor round by 90 degrees each time you empty the drum, you can extend the life of the filter bag by 4 times.
