Makita Power Sweep Attachment A-67480 *The fluttery one
Makita Power Brush Attachment A-67474 *The brush one
The other day, I bought it for cleaning purposes.Makita Power Brush Attachment A-67474 *The brush one
The power brush itselfis quite heavy in weight, making it difficult to move around.
Even when using it for work, the pushing and pulling motion requires quite a bit of physical effort,
so I thought I’d like to use it more casually.That’s what I thought. *I’m sure everyone thinks the same way.
It really is the kind of item that matches the reviews online.I felt that deeply.
But wait! I couldn’t give up, so I used the internet to research how it’s used overseas, and
sure enough, it exists in the USA! Of course, the USA!
I quickly started exchanging emails and they sent it right away.
America, the mail-order superpower, truly lives up to its reputation.
Should I make it or should I buy it? You always need to make that judgment call.
The attachment is structurally very simple and rationally designed.
It’s not impossible to gather materials and make it yourself, but there’s no guarantee of yield or that it will work perfectly on the first try.
Considering the material costs plus manufacturing time, if I could get a perfect finish in one day,
that would be great, but I don’t think reality is that kind.
If I made it myself, I’d be unsatisfied with various aspects, and I could predict it would inevitably evolve into version 2, version 3, and never stop.
$240 (unit) + $75 (shipping) Total amount: ¥48,433 (including shipping)
Payment is made via PayPal, so you can purchase with confidence.
The shipping cost is not listed on the site.
First, after purchasing the unit, I contact the seller by email
and they issue an invoice via PayPal, which I pay through PayPal and we’re done.
Then it’s just a matter of waiting for it to arrive! Exciting, right?
Hmm, ¥48,433… you might think that’s a lot,
but when you consider your daily wage, it feels like quite a good deal.
The key point is “the wheels are positioned close to the brush”
With the wheels positioned close to the brush, it should have good maneuverability and operate even more smoothly.
The wheel mounting can be adjusted arbitrarily from multiple holes, which is very helpful.
It also seems like a good idea to later experiment with different wheel sizes and diameters to find the optimal setup.
I think this would be incredibly useful for people in snowy regions.
Since it rarely snows in Tokyo, I don’t think I’ll purchase the sweeper, but when I watch videos from this seller,
they also use it to blast away snow and such.
I’d like to try it out once it arrives if I get the chance, and my expectations are quite high.
Basically, I’ll be using it for cleaning the ground and such (*´ω｀*)
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