Dust Extracting Nozzle

Great dust adaptor for the Makita 5007Mg. Fits, no mods, but there are tricks to getting it to stay on. Some use tape, I used zipties. I did have to buy the hose and connector but once on, it works great and collects so much dust (90%). A little still gets out but it makes a huge difference on cleanup.

Had to cut small piece from blade guard an siliconed around edge works very good with 2 stage shop vac. 2 stage means have dust an chip collector hooked to vac. With out it filter doesn't last very long before it plugs up with saw dust.

I bought this knowing it would not fit my Makita. However, I was able to modify it, with some careful trimming, to make it fit my Makita and function as a dust extractor. This item was built well enough to accept my modifications and still function, which is why I gave it 4-stars.

Going on memory on the model number. I think this was sold to fit a mg008 (the 08 part is right, not sure about the letters). Anyway, others said if fits the 007 so I bought it and yes, once you saw off that tab you see sticking up, it covers the dust port as needed. Doesn't come with a screw so I found one in my parts bin that worked, couldn't tell you the size.

Other people have said they had to cut the tab off of the dust collector to make it work, but I did not find that to be the case. On my 5007MG, the whole thing slotted right into place. and if there was a hole at the bottom of the fixed blade guard, I would have only needed 1 bolt. Instead, i drilled a hole through the fixed blade guard and the little tab on the attachment piece (2nd photo). then, on the bottom, i modified a washer and kind of just wedged it in place (3rd photo). the last thing i had to do was cut part of the handle off of the movable blade guard, or it wouldn't slide past the new port attachment (2nd photo and 4th photo). i've used it a couple of times now with just a shop vac and it's a fantastic difference. wish i would have known about this a long time ago.

I have a Makita saw, but I had to cut a notch in the guard to make it fit, but it works.

I took a shot, not knowing if this would work with the 5007MG, but its mostly compatible. It stops the blade guard from going all the way back, but its like 90% back. You do have to cut off a small tab from the nozzle and it will only have a single screw point, but it still fastens on pretty well and manages to collect most of the dust produced. I found a screw that fits in the spare parts bin, so I couldn't tell you what size it was, but if you have a 5007MG you can even leave the dust port on when it goes back in the case.

This fits, but is not great. It interferes with the blade guard and requires a screw which is not included. I think it is an M5, but need to go buy one to be sure. The saw has the screwhole, but no screw. Until I take the trip to The local hardware cannot assess how it does with dust.

Fits well on my Makita 5007MG with some modification. Works great but it would be nice if it came with the set screw

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