Trend M Class Wet Dry Vacuum and Plunge Trade Router Set - 110v

This versatile Trend T33AL M Class Wet Dry Vacuum features auto-start power take-off, ideal for co...

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This Trend 110v set is for trade professionals seeking a robust wet/dry vacuum for dust extraction and a powerful plunge router for precise woodworking. The key benefit is enhanced safety and efficiency on site, particularly when dealing with hazardous dusts, though users should be aware of the 110v power requirement which necessitates a transformer or site supply. The vacuum features auto-start functionality, M Class dust compliance with an H13 HEPA filter, and wet/dry capability, while the router offers variable speed control and professional-grade safety features.

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Model Part NumberT33AL
BrandTrend

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FAQs

What type of dust can the Trend T33AL vacuum capture?

The vacuum is M Class compliant and equipped with an H13 HEPA filter, capable of capturing harmful dusts including silica and MDF dust, down to 0.3 microns.

Do I need a special power supply for this set?

Yes, both the vacuum and the router are 110v tools. You will need a 110v site power supply or a suitable step-down transformer.

How does the auto-start power take-off work?

When a power tool is plugged into the vacuum's socket, the vacuum detects the current draw when the tool is switched on and automatically starts its motor. It shuts off shortly after the tool is turned off.

Can I use the vacuum for fine sawdust and wood chips?

Yes, it is designed for both dry debris (including fine sawdust) and wet pickup. For dry use, a dust bag is recommended for efficient and safe disposal.

What is the benefit of the variable speed on the router?

Variable speed allows you to match the router's RPM to the type of cutter and material being used, providing better control, a cleaner finish, and extending cutter life.

How often should I clean the HEPA filter?

The push-button filter cleaning system should be used regularly during operation to maintain suction. The filter itself should be inspected periodically and cleaned or replaced if visibly damaged or significantly soiled.

What is included with the vacuum?

The vacuum is supplied with a 5m hose, a 5m cable, a dust bag, and a full set of cleaning tools suitable for various applications.

Troubleshooting

Vacuum not starting when power tool is switched on

Ensure the power tool is securely plugged into the vacuum's auto-start socket and that both the vacuum and the power tool are connected to a live 110v supply. Check that the dust bag or tank is not overfilled, which can sometimes impede the auto-start sensor.

Reduced suction power on the vacuum

Clean or replace the H13 HEPA filter. Ensure the dust bag is not full or damaged. Check the hose and connections for any blockages or leaks. Activate the push-button filter cleaning system.

Router motor will not start

Verify the router is correctly connected to a functioning 110v power source. Check the power cable for damage. Ensure the on/off switch is correctly engaged.

Router RPM seems inconsistent

Adjust the variable speed control to the appropriate setting for the material being worked. Ensure the tool is not overheating; allow it to cool if necessary. Check that the power supply is stable.

Liquid stops the vacuum mid-operation

This is the auto-stop function activating. The vacuum will need to be emptied. Remove the liquid, ensure the float mechanism is clear, and then reconnect power.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent dust extraction capabilities meeting M Class standards for hazardous dusts.
  • Integrated auto-start feature simplifies dust management when using power tools.
  • Versatile wet and dry vacuuming functionality.
  • Router offers precise control with variable speed and soft-start.
  • Compliant with health and safety regulations for construction sites.
  • Includes a comprehensive set of cleaning tools for the vacuum.

Cons

  • Requires a 110v power supply, necessitating a transformer or site-specific power.
  • The vacuum's tank capacity may be limiting for very large-scale debris removal.
  • Hose and cable lengths (5m each) might restrict reach in some larger workspaces.
  • The router is a plunge router, which may not be ideal for all routing tasks (e.g., edge profiling without a separate base).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Vacuum Setup:

  1. Ensure the vacuum is connected to a suitable 110v power source, using an appropriate transformer if necessary.
  2. For dry use, insert the supplied dust bag into the tank.
  3. For wet use, remove the dust bag and ensure the float mechanism is unobstructed.
  4. Connect desired accessories or hoses.
  5. Use the auto-start power take-off by plugging your power tool into the vacuum's socket and connecting the vacuum's power cord to the 110v supply.

Router Setup:

  1. Connect the router to a 110v power source.
  2. Insert the desired router bit securely into the collet.
  3. Adjust the plunge depth according to your requirements using the depth stop mechanism.
  4. Familiarize yourself with the variable speed controls and soft-start function.

Compatibility:

The vacuum's auto-start socket is designed for 110v power tools. The router is also a 110v tool.

Care & Maintenance:

  • Vacuum: Regularly empty the tank and clean or replace the dust bag as needed. Clean the H13 HEPA filter using the push-button system or by gentle brushing if visibly soiled. For wet use, ensure the auto-stop float is clear of debris. Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth.
  • Router: Keep vents clear of dust. Periodically check the collet and spindle for debris. Store in a dry place.

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