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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Question about a shopvac
Hi,
How do shop vacs deal with the dust and such that comes into them?
Do they blow it back out through a hole in top?
That is the feeling I am getting.
I am using an old plastic one I have had for years.
I mainly used it for ou
I had both a sleeve that wrapped around the motor housing and the cloth in
a ring that sat atop the tub.
I think there must be something finer as the exhaust smelled dusty, and it
did bow a fine mist when working on floods.
On Wed, 16 Apr 2008, Victor Gouveia wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> The shop vac
Matt,
Without a filter on it, a shop vac is just a really good blower. *GRIN*
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Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
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Hi Matt,
The shop vac does require a filter, which usually looks like an accordion
style round tube that fits over the cage with the ball in it, otherwise the
dust and sand will pop right out the exhaust hole on top of the unit.
There are different types of filters you can buy, depending on the
Hi,
How do shop vacs deal with the dust and such that comes into them?
Do they blow it back out through a hole in top?
That is the feeling I am getting.
I am using an old plastic one I have had for years.
I mainly used it for outdoor use, and I intend to try and clean some drains
with it today.
An
