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$99.99: DeWALT Portable 6 Gallon 5 Horsepower Wall-Mounted Garage Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner (DXV06G) at Amazon
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Never mind... watched the video... Looks pretty handy for certain situations. Super long hose and remote switch AND you can pull it off the wall and take wherever you want...
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Edit: super discount, so I'm in for one. I had the DeWalt wet/dry hand vac on my Xmas list, but this should reasonably replace one of my existing 18gal Ridgids (taking up much less floor space) *and* offer enough of the portability I wanted in the hand vac Thanks, OP!
Never mind... watched the video... Looks pretty handy for certain situations. Super long hose and remote switch AND you can pull it off the wall and take wherever you want...
In for 1.
Never mind... watched the video... Looks pretty handy for certain situations. Super long hose and remote switch AND you can pull it off the wall and take wherever you want...
In for 1.
Vacuum-a-holic here. For sawdust you want air flow, not necessarily the "lift height". For wood working, larger hoses are generally better, but it depends on the toll you have connected. Table saws will gladly take 2" hoses, but miter saws are significantly smaller, as well as grinders and hand tools. My planer will also take 2in hoses. Taking rough sawn boards down will easily fill a 30 gallon container.
You can however get a dust deputy , or another cyclone pre separator. It gets 95+ of the stuff, and you rarely change a bag. Maybe every few years.
Wall mount feature is good for in garage cleaning and car detailing, where your not moving it around. It also gives you a place to hang your hoses- and if the need arises you can take it off.
1-7/8 is the largest hose generally available in this class.
You can convert your vac to remote activated very easily, they have plug in adapters on amazon. If your doing wood working, they have tool activation plug in devices that auto power up the VAC when you turn on the tool.
Remotes are not so useful for"wood working" as those other devices are more handy, but if your vacuuming a car and need to stop the vacuum, you don't have to walk 20feet to get to it.
The 5-6 gallon size is the optimal size for bag purchases. The smaller vacs either have odd uncommon bags, or your forced to use the 5 gallon bags in a 3 gallon unit.
For reference, I use a fein extractor for things like sanding and dominos backed by a fleece bag and hepa filter, a 4" daton extractor for the planer and joiner.
Bags are the way. Filters clog too fast.
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$100 is a great deal if it shows in stock for you. Must be targeted because it doesn't show in stock for me either.
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