Could the dust bag be removed and a shopvac attached? I have a reducer for the shopvac hose.
911947
Yes, the dust bag can be removed. I suppose is not difficult to attach to a shop vac. Luck!
911948
I don't see why you couldn't use a dust vacuum as long as you got the right fit. Think I'll try that myself!
911949
i would be very careful with the sander. it can eat your hand. for safety i would not put shop vac on it.. imo
342828
Like many shop vacs, the hose can be attached to the suction side for vacuum or the exhaust side for blowing. Will blow the debris out of my garage but certainly does not have the power of a leaf blower.
320896
Yes it hss a dust port. I haven't checked the size, but it appears to not be a common o.d.. bosch sells a dust bag to with it. I haven't purchased it though.
2080465
It has a reducer on it that looks like it will adapt to almost any shop vac.... but I can't guarantee that it will fit every shop vac... sorry.
319519
It comes with a "dust bag" that I find more trouble than its worth. I fit it to both my Ridgid 12 gal shop vac and Festool CT26 dust extractor.
75953
I haven't used it with a vacuum yet, but with the way the saw is set up, it is almost a necessity. The dust collection bag is worthless. It fills up fast, and if you don't empty it the sawdust dumps right back into the saw (making a mess). I have a flex hose attached, and will be trying out a shop-vac in the near future.
1333788
The kit is made for a small vac. I have a small ash vac and I still had to add tape to the connector of this kit because the hose opening to the ash vac is to big. So if it is a full size shop vac it probably won't fit.
27867
I have a 4" hose attached to the dust collector and a 2 1/2 " shop vac hose attached to that. It works great.
1443674
The long attachment comes off essentially leaving you with a dustbuster that has a round suction hole. I don't think you can buy a hose, but you might be able to rig something up with spare parts.
2133642
You have to have the other piece that attaches to the blower. It will have an opening that the leaf bag will attach to also. If you don't have this part you can't use the vacuum option.
507911
It does come with a bag but the shop vac hooked up to it works perfectly. ..the bag works alright,youlll have some dust in the work area
2263678
I am not sure about CFM, but the fan has no problem pushing all of the chips out. You don't need any dust collection as a result but it would make a huge mess. A shop vac should work with reducers for the hose.
1490239
I only use it outdoors, it's impossible to keep the dust from blowing around, I just point out away from where I'm cleaning, one disadvantage of shop vacs, make sure your filters are clean and bag is kept before 3/4 full and at least you won't be blowing the dust you've just sucked up back into the floor. with a little ingenuity you could make a short hose and zip tie a little high flow filter element, maybe like a lawn mower filter, but it would have to show high volume and you'd have to clean it too. Does the floor attachment fit, turn it face up, Still need a filter.
1969329
Place the hole over the intake nozzle then replace the top of the shop-vac. Unfortunately the vac motor does get in the way and does not allow the bag to fully open.
1048194
This is not a vacuum, it is strictly a blower. No disposable bag can be attached
723212
A shop vac nozzle is possibly too large, and there might be too strong of a suction for it to be effective. I can't say for sure, as I only use my regular vacuum on mine.
570055
There is a sonicrafter accessory called a "Dust Extraction Adapter", that hooks up to a shop vac. My guess the adapter screws into the holes. The adapter didn't have very good reviews, so I passed on buying one.