Does Porter Cable make an attachment for the chip chute so that a shop vac can be connected to it?
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Your question would be better answered by Porter Cable's technical department at 1-888-848-5175
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No you cannot easily connect to a shop vac. The port coming off the sander is too small and the connector to the bag is oddly shaped so you can't even tape a hose to it. You could order a special adaptor from a third party and hope it doesn't fall off. For less money both DeWalt and Milwakee make sanders that easily accept shop vac hoses. There is much less dust when connected to the suction of a vac than used with just a tiny bag for collection.
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No. This is made to attach to a dust port such as a table saw or router table.
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I never tried it but I doubt it would. I suggest you contact Porter Cable directly.
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I wrote Dewalt a similar question and this is their word-for-word response: Thank you for contacting DEWALT on-line support. It is not recommended to attach a vac to this unit as the vac will fill up in no time due to the efficiency of the DW735 (95-98% of chips) versus other planers with dust extraction via a vac adapter and vacuum. The port or opening on the planer is there by design to pass a UL probe test, it is not designed to attach a shop vac to it for dust collection. We would recommend using the DW7353 Dust collection system instead of a secondary collector.
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No it is not. It comes with the attachments so you can hook it up to one. It will work with one of the cheap wet vacks.
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I think any power tool will star up the vac if you will plug it to onboard socket.
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I don't know you'll have to ask porter cable or look omn there web site for answer to that. Sorry i couldn't help you more good luck
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Yes. Remove the dust bag and push on the shop vac hose. You,ll see the connection for the hose when you remove the dust bag. The dust bag is not very good but bettr than nothing.
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No sawdust bag is included. It comes with the standard exhaust port opening size to easily attach your shop vac. I slide my Ridgid vacuum hose right onto the opening, turn it on, run the saw... and boom... done. Hardly any mess left to clean up at the end of the project.
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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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No, this model doesn't have that attachment. Though, I think you can separately buy this and use it with this model.
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I used it with the shop vac, but, I feel sure it would work with a household vac.
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No, but the bottom of the blade is completely enclosed with a three inch diameter tube out the rear for a dust collector or shopvac to be attached
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I have a standard dust collection system, readily attaches to saw, it then hooks to my vacuum system and it works well, as does the saw. You will need the adaptor which has a 4 inch and a 2 inch connection, I utilize the 2 inch as that is the size of my vacuum hose. It keeps the saw dust vacuumed up well.
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Yes, it does! If you listen to the video it says: that it takes "industry standard guides!" So please unless you know, don't answer a question! It can use Porter Cable Guides because they are industry standard!
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The shop vac hose does NOT "twist and click" connect to this shroud without having an adapter. Without the adapter you can duct tape the connection. The adapter is NOT included with the shroud (very misleading in my opinion). The adapter is DeWalt part # DWV9000. It costs roughly $20 and can at times be difficult to find in stock. DeWalt makes a combo kit (DeWalt part # DWE46151) which includes a 10amp grinder,dust shroud,diamond cup wheel,kit bag, AND the adapter. It sells for about $180. If you don't already have a grinder and diamond cup wheel, then this is the way to go.