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Question: does it work for mk 101 24" tile wet saw
Document: ...the hood itself is great. I use it for my wet tile saw and it keeps the area a lot cleaner and drier.Beware of the clamps they sell to affix the hood to any saw. It is not well built.I wrote a review on the clamps as well.
my fastcap saw hood woks great, were doing trim work in a new construction with ceiling tile, carpet and paint finished so we MUST keep the dust under control, wish i had bought one years ago
This saw hood is a great concept. It does a good job of centralizing the mess of a chop saw and keeping the work area much more tidy. The downside is that the tubular frame and the method by which it mounts are not reall strong enough to support the rather generous size of the fabric shroud. We work with a lot of green wood so the sawdust is wet, heavy and sticky. It does not slide down into the basket as intended and creates a weighty load on the frame.
The purchase of the Fastcap Chopshop Sawhood was one of the best things I could have purchased for my husband. He just can't rave enough about this product. He builds alot of crafts in his workshop and was always making a mess. He used to hook up his wet/dry vac to catch the sawdust, but there was always a fine dust that collected all over his shop. Not any more!!! He put this up around his radial arm saw and it catches everything. It's very easy to install.
I'm going to modify mine to incorporate an intake port for a dust collector and to use the rain flap to enclose  more of the area in the front of the saw to increase the draw of the dust collector - hopefully without cutting into the functional space of the saw itself.For work site use, this may be useful in keeping the debris closer to the saw, but don't expect the hood to capture everything.
I used this hood in my workshop rather than in a work site. It does a great job of capturing the spread of dust from my Bosch sliding miter saw. It is rather bulky as you can see from its picture or from the setup video on YouTube, but it goes together easily and folds up into an easily transported hood if you do want to take it to a work site. The only issue I had with its setup is with the side-bar connectors to the saw.
I bought this for home after I had used one at work. The new version has a cutout on the front flap that fits around the saw and contains about 90% of the dust when making 90 degree cuts. I have mostly used it for framing my basement so I will see how that feature works with other cuts.The back of the hood sticks out rather significantly which can be a problem in a small work space.
I like using my miter saw, but the amount of sawdust it generates makes for a tedious cleanup process when I'm through chopping. This sawhood is like a big enveloping umbrella around the saw. It comes in a fairly flat big box with minimal instructions. It's not hard to figure out what to do, but there are slight production quality issues. Some of the connections require some filing down a surface or, in one case, some dremel work to grind down a protruding part that hinders the saw's operation.
I can count on one hand the number of times in my life that a company's customer service impressed the hell out of me, and that includes the company I work for. I purchased this item earlier this year after seeing it on some DIY show, left it attached to my table saw for a better part of three months and only used it periodically. I tried using it last month and discovered that the plastic mount on the left side cracked thereby rendering it completely useless.
This item was exactly what it was advertised to be. It all but eliminates clean-up and has turned work that was typically done outdoors to an indoor task.
Answer: yes