That cable you mentioned is the attachment for the hose inlet plug. If you remove the hose for cleaning or transportation, you just unscrew the cap attached to the cable and place it over the hose inlet.
This works great when cutting fibre cement sheets, doesn't need to be emptied very often surprisingly, it actually makes sense to use the tstak system great for indoor work and most the tools come with tstak boxes plunge saw etc, i made a dust seperator out of another tstak box get very little dust in th actual vac.
Hi you want to know what that plug was on the side of the Hoover when you take the hosepipe out on the side with that button follow the metal ring and you will find a piece that you pull out and pushes in where you’ve taken the hose out
Thanks for the review. A few questions - What's the run time on a 9 ah battery? Does it have variable suction? Is that 125 cfm at the end of the hose or the inlet?
I have 2 of them. One stays hooked up to my table saw and the other travels about with me. There great on the rail saw. Very portable needs the big batteries for run time but great kit. The tank in the bottom could be bigger and I don’t use the bags. They should be reusable with a zip.
It's so close to what I want, but just not quite. Dewalt really needs to make one that either acts as a base cart, or clips into the toughsystem. Give us 120v capacity like the Miter saw and you've got something.
I dont have one but I want one. I wish that dewalt would come out with a vacuum thats small and it connects to the dewalt cordless track saw, and you could be completely cordless and hose less, like it wouldbe just for the track saw and be a stand alone unit. I have an idea in my head of how it would work and attach to the tool.
I have one of these and it works like a champ. www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-20-Volt-Max-2-Gallon-1-85-HP-Cordless-Portable-Wet-Dry-Shop-Vacuum-Battery-Not-Included/1000318555?cm_mmc=shpUerLXVagk0PJ3RNI03BJpn7zNaFQfatunFUd9ZXR2IOBoCrTEQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
I have a milwaukee backpack vacuum hooked up with a dust deputy going into a paint can. Removes just about all the dust into the paint can and extra fine dust enters the vacuum (mostly sheet rock plaster is whats being sucked up)
@@DoubleD72 have you seen how much dust and debris goes into the vacuum part? Practically nothing enters into it. Plus its hepa filter for fine particles.
@@Zombieboxx1 That is also not the point. a Dust collector has more seals between the motor and collector to prevent damage caused by dust... Hello? anyone in there? this is common sense knowledge.
@@Zombieboxx1 I suggest you do some research on the differences between a Dust Collector and a Shop Vac. lol maybe do that FIRST. then come back. did it ever accrue to you WHY a Dust collector is far more expensive compared to a Shop Vac? lol or Why a Shop Vac has WAYYYY more suction then a Dust Collector? simple knowledge. pay attention. Damn Milwaukee/China fans boys with their Chinese Brand Tools. lol Idiots I tell ya.
So right now I use a 20v Dewalt shop vac with a hepa filter bag for dust collection on sanders and smaller tools. It’s only 33cfm though, so the 125 on this sounds great! What’s the run time on a 9ah 60v battery?
I don’t have it anymore, but I some times wish I did. However now I have the Milwaukee backpack vac and I absolutely love it for drywall jobs. Especially if I’m high up on a ladder cutting out pot lights.
@FoxRcng708 of course, but I'm showing all the possibilities, you never know when you're going to get into a jam at work and need to suck some water. thanks for watching
Why would it need to? it's a damn dust collector NOT A SHOP VAC. In dust collection applications a dust collector isn't ran as much as a Shop Vac. because this isn't a shop vac. everyone needs to research the differences between Dust Collector and Shop Vac, they are drastically different.
Brad, I love t stak ( versa stack) but I’m noticing wat less selection at Lowe’s for versa and no t stak in my home depot. I’m getting nervous they r getting out of the tstak line? Any news or rumors u know. Or is this just one of those scarce products with covid and China over last ten months. Just bought some family dewalt for Christmas. Wondering if I should encourage them to get out and return before I bought a product that will be discontinued. . Thx in advance
DeWalt actually just reinvested in both the t-stak this year, launching a line of new IP rated boxes (new versions of previous boxes effectively) but still a sign it’s not going anywhere. Tstak is overwhelmingly popular in the European markets so id be very very surprised if it went away
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