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Ridgid 12-Gallon 5.0-Peak HP NXT Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum w/ Accessories Expired
$80
$134.94
+ Free S/H
Home Depot has Ridgid 12-Gallon 5.0-Peak HP NXT Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum w/ Accessories (HD1200E)on sale for $79.97. Shipping is free. Thanks Rokket
Note, item will not be shipped to certain homes in AK, GU, HI, PR, or VI. Temporarily on backorder but can still be purchased.
Includes:
Note, item will not be shipped to certain homes in AK, GU, HI, PR, or VI. Temporarily on backorder but can still be purchased.
Includes:
- 2-1/2" x 7' Hose
- 2 Extension Wands
- Utility Nozzle
- Car Nozzle
- Wet Nozzle
- VF4000 Filter
- VF6000 HEPA Media Filter
- 2x VF3602 Cyclonic Dust Bags
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Edited May 20, 2020
at 03:52 PM
Home Depot [homedepot.com] has the Ridgid 12 Gal. 5.0-Peak HP NXT Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum with Filter, Hose, Accessories, OSHA and HEPA Filtration Kit for $79.97. Shipping is free.
This item is backordered, but will be restocked soon. We won't charge you until it ships
Includes:
This item is backordered, but will be restocked soon. We won't charge you until it ships
Includes:
- 2-1/2" x 7' Hose
- 2 extension wands
- utility nozzle
- car nozzle
- wet nozzle
- VF4000 filter
- VF6000 HEPA media filter
- 2 VF3602 cyclonic dust bags
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Doing woodworking, you'll empty the dustopper bucket about 10-100x for each time you replace the bag, and you'll replace the bag about 20x before you need to replace the pleated.
Handy hint: The way this kit is sold, the vac still comes with the cheap white paper pleated filter, and then the HEPA bags and pleated filter are in a separate package. So you end up with another filter you don't need. I turned mine into an exhaust diffuser: https://i.imgur.com/JPBIHID.png
Without some sort of diffuser, the exhaust stream is such a powerful jet, it'll tend to stir up dust in places you haven't vacuumed yet. The "muffler/diffuser" thing they sell is crap; it restricts the airflow and muffles very little. This cost me like $3 for the PVC parts and a few minutes with a heatgun to soften them so they'd stretch into place, and it reuses something that was otherwise gonna be junk. The resulting exhaust is so gloriously isotropic you barely feel it, and it doesn't stir up anything. And the paper filter is basically transparent to airflow; it doesn't noticeable inhibit suction.
(And yes I know this is how shop vacs are rated. Just think it's kind of silly)
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Get this and a dustopper or a cyclone. DusTopper is cheaper but cyclone works a little bit better. The large 2 1/2" hose is very helpful
Whatever vac you get , I recommend the 2.5" hose. It's large enough that most things can easily be vacuumed up.
Get this and a long hose (Home Depot has a 20' hose for $20 bucks every few months.). Leave this vac in the corner and you are set.
Then you need stationary dust collector.
Woodshops will typically have a stationary vacuum so an extended hose will benefit you created. There's a 20ft one that goes on sale every now and then.
A dust separator helps but you still need to empty it. I find it more convenient throwing out a 5 gallon bucket than it is having to open the top and hauling the vac out of it's corner to a trash can.
Depends on the setup you want. If you plan to have machines and stations then you'll probably prefer a dust collection setup than a shop vac.
(And yes I know this is how shop vacs are rated. Just think it's kind of silly)
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(And yes I know this is how shop vacs are rated. Just think it's kind of silly)
Found the electrician. Yeah 15 amp breakers are basically 2.4hp with the watts. The vacuum guys do some weird math and also at "peak" to the rating.
(And yes I know this is how shop vacs are rated. Just think it's kind of silly)
Haha yea. Actually I don't know how they rate them, what's the deal?