I have the incra fence and will be buying this. Can anyone point me to a Y splitter to connect to my shop vac (Rigid 16gal 1.87in diameter).
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If you're just running a shop vac, I wouldn't recommend this. It won't pull enough air to make a difference, especially if you're splitting the suction between the Incra fence and the Cleansweep enclosure. The gate on the Cleansweep is 4 inches in diameter and I would recommend that you run at least a 1.5 hp impeller style dust collection system to gain benefit from this accessory.
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I had mine mounted on a cabinet saw/ router table w a 50" fence. It works just couldnt rip anything wide while incra is on table.
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The other comments say you need an adapter, so I'm not gonna go over that again. Here is an adapter you could use: http://www.amazon.com/VONOTO-3-5mm-splitter-adapter-Female/dp/B00RMJKO80/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid;=1431913064&sr;=8-9&keywords;=2+female+1+male+adapter
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i am use with 3 conection diferent one 1 1/2" and the other is 1" and 1/2" for diferent i get adapter to be remove and ad to the one i am using from pvc (plastic) to metal or metal to pvc and for garden hose i get from ace harware i only bring the intruccion and i ask what i need and the get everyhing for me and was good price no more than $ 12. i hope i give you a good answer
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You need a splitter. Support/warranty is dubious. Mine 'failed' and I could not return it under warranty. Known issue with cutting out randomly.
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This would have to be answered by the manufacturer. I would assume with a y splitter, you could add additional emitters
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I have a small shop, 14' x 16', with a 5' double door. Everything is on wheels so I just move my saw to where I need it. With outfeed rollers I have ripped 8' material. A little tight, but I get the job done. I would not give up my Incra fence. It is one of the best investments I have made in my shop. I know I can go back later and set it for the same size cut and it will be the same.
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Realistically, you are not going to get a satisfactory answer to this. Every company that makes dust collection equipment has a different idea about how to couple their hoses to the collector or vacuum. What you do is you go down to the local hardware store and you find PVC fittings that you can adapt. For this saw, I cut down an old vacuum cleaner hose and then used a length of mountain bike inner-tube to fit tightly over the dust outlet and the vacuum cleaner nozzle end, then snugged everything up with hose clamps.
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I use the 2.5in hose. It produces OK results. But the suck power is not as strong as my shop vac. It is better to have the 4 inch hose to run the distance and then reduced to 2.5in at the saw or the planer.
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It does not connect to a shop vac hose at all. I am returning mine. You might be able to cobble an adaptor with duck tape but why bother as other sanders are connectable. The little bag is not adequate for heavy sanding and a shop vac in necessary when doing heavy sanding to keep the dust down.
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Frankly, it took me a few trys (and maybe a couple of dirty words!) to figure this out. The larger attachment with the smaller end fits on the wand of my vac. I then take the clear rubber hose and put the end w/o the black adapter on the small end of that. Then any of the little tools will fit on the black adapter of the clear hose. I got this to vac my sewing machine out after a big project and really like it. I think it does a great job! (with and without dirty words!)
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A smaller shop vac would probably work fine, if you reduced the end of the hose for the vac to match the outlet for the dust bag. I do not think a large powerful vac would work as well as it would not draw enough air... but a smaller 5 gallon size should. Have not done this myself... I just take it outside and work there with a mask.
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You need these two items. R134A will not work.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00159WZ12/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1Ductless Mini Split System charging vacuum port adapter, Converts new R410a style 5/16 SAE service ports to accept older 1/4 SAE gauge hoses.
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One can buy an adapter/splitter at a pet store. mine is held in place with O-ring clamps at the appropriate places. then you attach your tubing to the splitter. I currently have six stones running off my pump bubbling at various places in my pond, though they are smaller than 8-inches I think the principal is the same.
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Yes u can easily it connect to your shop vac using a reduction collar. Fits my Rigid shop vac no problem. Does a decent job reducing dust when u are using pad sander but using the as i call them "finger" sanders, no so much because there aren't suction holes in them.
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Hose must be the size of the dust port. A reducer or expander could be coupled to the hose of the vac to make a good fit.
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I assume you mean shop-vac, and yes. But there are different shop-vac wand diameters - this one is 1-1/4. Make sure you have that size, or get an adapter.