I have no clue what exactly these are. Can someone explain it to me CLEARLY what a dust plug is?
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they're not really ment to keep out dust but you can buy them with different shapes ���
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They are little plastic starbucks drinks. The pieces go into where headphones would go in any electronic device. for example your phone or computer, instead of putting headphones in that spot, you could put this cute little piece
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Sorry I can't help - I threw mine away... I am sure I kept the AC-DC adapter, but I have a big box full of those and no idea what they originally went to!
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cant answer this as my dust collectors, both of them, quit working in less then 5 months!
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They r hard wired nit u can easily buy a plug adapter at home depot for pennies. Very very easy with a screwdriver.
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Not quite sure what you mean. All I can say is that they are garbage. Worked for about 5 minutes before quitting.
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I really don't know. Those plugs were for my car as advised by the mechanic.
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The plug is a thin one with two black rings around it. It measures about 1/2" long. They also include an adapter plug (much thicker, gold, 1" long with 2 black bands. The smaller plug fits the speaker outlet on my desktop. The larger one would probably fit an audio-out jack on a TV?
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I'm not sure what the plugs are actually called, there is a plug for hearing and a plug for speaking...can use them on my pc and laptop.....hope that helps
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I believe its the small vacuum port for like a 4x4 model or so on. I plugged all vacuum lines on mine except the one in the back for the vacuum advance.
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There is a small rubber flap that covers and keeps dust out of the port. I just flips down and you can plug in your charger.
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These would be useful if you're making a gadget which you will end up plugging something else into (as though it were a wall socket). For example, you could make a gadget that turned on and off a normal plug-in lamp when the gadget detects there is a duck in your house. Internally within the gadget you'll need to use something like a quick-disconnect terminal to crimp onto the wires and then slide onto the blades sticking out the back of these. With all that said, these are meant for 110v systems, please be careful both from an electricuting yourself and starting fires standpoint. It would be wise, if you're an electrical dummy to have someone check your work, and also use a GFI (Ground Fault Isolator?) to put in line between your newly created gadget and the actual wall outlet until you're very sure everything is setup correctly.
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Mine came with an electrical plug and then a USB...Or I had a USB cable already; don't remember exactly. We had some details on Zip files and it was great to be able to get them off and use them again. I have not regretted my purchase at all!
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They're oriented in the same way as the slots for the plug. The ground is the middle bent down pin. As far as which is which for the other two it doesn't matter (assuming you're using it for 120V AC).
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No idea. Mine came with them, too but I couldn't figure out what they were supposed to be for either.
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The Festool dust extractors currently sold in the U.S. all plug directly into 120V outlets. The earlier versions required a supplied pigtail to plug into 15-Amp outlets but no longer.
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They are adapters for an electric impact drive when they dont come fitted for sockets.
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Those are just exhaust kind of thing where the air blows out from once the vacuum machine is started for use. I have never cleaned them and don't think they open for cleaning.