Is this heavy duty enough to use on a 1.5 H.P wood shop vacumn ?
1085622
Have no idea, sorry. Mine's just so my grandson can turn a lamp on in the living room before he enters it on dark wintry mornings when he visits. Perhaps you could email the manufacturer. Wish I could have helped you.
492660
Is it a kirby vacumn? I would try calling a vacumn repair place locally they can tell you if they will work. As long as the opening where you attach the bag is the same size and shape it should work ok.
412191
Should be no problem. I have a 1.5 HP Sears compressor and it handled it with no problem. It doesn't demand much from the compressor to work. This is by far one of the most brilliant tools I've used in years. I lent mine to my brother to use on an old Mercedes. Good luck.
1929420
A big maybe. Mine works great for my wood working, not sure about the environment you're talking of.
1747137
I used it on a 1/2" thick MDO plywood. By the end of the cut, the friction heat build up was considerable. I think the problem would get worse if the material was thicker or harder. I would estimate for soft woods, up to 1" thick is the limit. Be sure to reverse the work piece and start from the other side when about half way through in order to get a clean cut on the reverse side. I initially used a Makita battery powered drill and I think it was too much for the drill. It went much easier with a heavy duty corded drill.
496547
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.
1245946
Yes, perfectly. And the Shop Vac works GREAT in place of a 'regular' upright house vac, as the suction is so much better!
1842569
This will fit a shop vac IF the smaller hose is used. It will not work on the larger 2" hose many shop vacs use.
449697
I believe it will without any problem. The important thing to remember is to use an "allergen" type bag regardless of the brand of vac.
723213
Sorry, I haven't tried a shop vac. But, I assume if you get the opening completely covered; it should work. I'd try on smallest unit.
2272921
I have several brands of vacuums including a shop vac and this attachment has fit all of them. Hope this helps.
1164586
Here's how to handle the ridiculous lack of model numbers that this fits; if it fits all models,they should say so. Measure the opening on your unit- it should be 2 and 1/4 inches, like most Shop Vacs. If so, this 1.25 inch hose with the provided adapter will fit.
535666
I wouldn't be able to say. I've only used it for a couple of house hold chores. This is on the lower end so I'm going to say it's probably not some sort of commercial grade for working with heavy duty materials but it might do the trick. I'd see what someone else says.
671427
My shop vac is a Channel Lock 4 HP with a hose connection of 1.625 inch diameter. Works perfect without tape.
1589160
I am a contractor and I bought this to use primarily for auto and boat detailing. It works great for this and is very heavy duty. I'm guessing it would work fine for wood working applications, but I wouldn't want to mix the two uses for fear of introducing sawdust into wax products and vice versa. Sawdust gets everywhere!
1844585
not sure. vacume was to heavy for me. gave it to my daughter. would not recommend it.
578213
The outside diameter is 1 7/16 inch, so maybe it would fit inside the shop vac tube. You could measure. If you wanted a more permanent connection, even if the fit were a little off, you might use duct tape.