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I moved recently and i got some more place for a shop. I am getting some new tools etc to outfit it, slowly but surely!
I saw on craigslist a 8 gallon(i thought it was a 4, but i’m not complaining) RIDGID wet/dry vac for 15$
i called the guy and today i went to check it out. it works great, and it has a nozzle and hose. just a bit dirty but the suction is good.
WHAT A DEAL!
does anyone know any attachments that could help it be a makeshift dust management system?
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lazyfiremaninTN
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posted 264 days ago
You can get a lid that goes on a 5 gallon bucket that turns it into a 2 stage dust collector. I got on for 20 bucks and it works great.
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EEngineer
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posted 264 days ago
Or make your own. This works well.
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John Gray
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posted 263 days ago
I can recommend The Thien Cyclone Separator Lid that EEngineer talks about above.
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