A 100 mm roto handle with vacuum extraction, pulling away nearly all the dust that brushing throws up.
That is a working-conditions feature rather than a tidiness one. Roto brushing puts fine wax and base particulate into the air at about head height, and a wax room with several people working gets genuinely hazy. Extracting at the source is the sensible answer.
- Fits Swix 100 mm roto brushes
- Vacuum suction removes nearly all brushing dust
- Driveshaft and protective cover included
- Ergonomic design
100 mm or 140 mm? The narrower handle is easier to control, asks less of the drill and suits a home bench. The 140 mm version covers a base in fewer passes, which matters in a shop.
Width commits your brush set, so pick one and build to it — 100 mm brushes will not fit a 140 mm handle.
See roto brushes and waxing equipment.
Extraction is worth more in a small space than a large one. A garage or a spare room has no air movement to speak of, so brushing dust settles on everything — including the next pair of skis you put on the bench, which then gets ironed into a base. A shop with high ceilings hides the problem; a home bench does not.
