Is there a way to secure the extra tools, i.e. crevice tool, onto the wand or hose?
1159866
Not that i have found. The entire top of the vacuum cleaner is the dirt canister. The back bottom side has the wind up cord built in.
1159867
...sadly, no. I have to just store them in a closet. Kind of a bummer, and one of my few complaints about this model
1159868
No there is no place to attach the extra tools on the handle or the vacuum itself. You would have to come up with your own creative way of connecting them. Hope this helps. Awesome vacuum by the way!
1094521
It comes with a crevice attachment and a small brush attachment, but other than that, I doubt it.
196987
I think it's called a crimp and you might be able to get something at a hardware store. It just has to be a ring of metal strong band soft enough to squash and stay put. But pretty sure there were four that came with mine originally, so check both handles. There might be an extra one in there somewhere.
927274
Hose aperture aside, Dyson attachments use a particular locking mechanism in the hose which I doubt you'll find on another brand of vacuum.
584630
I used the Dirt Devil Simpli -Stik vaccum which has a crevice/corner attachment. It's not expensive. Amazon sells it for $19.
949025
None that I know of. The only way is to change the hose. That is what I did.
915649
You should be able to slide the hose right onto the fan and secure it with the screw down clamp.
196447
DeWALT makes a "universal connector" to connect a shop vac hose, but it's hard to find. I simply taped a 1 1/2 shop vac hose to the shroud using heavy-duty duct tape. It worked fine, and was hanging on tight after I ground 580 sq ft of concrete. Probably would have stayed connected forever if I hadn't cut it off when I was done. I wouldn't bother with the special DeWALT connector, since its so hard to get and costs another $20 or so. Next time I have to use the dust shroud with a vacuum, I will just use some more duct tape!
976665
I don't believe there is any way. The manufacturer doesn't provide an attachment.
21120
No. I would love it if there was a way to do this, but the design does not lend itself to being able to have anything else attached as the thumb screw lever prevents the attachment of any other apparatus.
264602
Yes, The hose pulls up out of the handle . There are other attachments you can purchase.
2194195
Yes it does, the little thing jutting up on the wand, is a crevice tool, that can be used in place of the wand, or at the end of the wand. The wand is about 18 inches long, and it has the crevice tool, and the floor tool, that can connect to the end of the wand, or the end of the vacuum without the wand.
1766574
You would need to measure the diameter of your hose then check the measurements for the wand.
1106005
The brush and small crevice tool is stored on the shark. The wand and expanding crevice tool, well, is stored in my closet. The long crevice tool is handy and has a soft tip so it doesn't scratch baseboards, etc. the wand is also very useful. This is a great vacuum.
1659312
So far as I know you can't. I was going to make extras with dowels & fish tank air hose suction cups!
2033032
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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I agree with William Miller. You can only attach the wands to the unit itself. The brushes I keep in a bucket for occasional use.