Does the Jet Dust Collector come with eveything I need to hook it up to a Jet Disc Sander?
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No, you will need to order a connector of the proper size and hose, as well as hose clamps.
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No! It is just a dust collector. You will need some flex hose and hose clamps to connect it to your tools. You should be able to connect to your sander without any reducers.
489168
No, you also need to buy a 4 inch hose and what ever adapters you need. Also need hose clamps to hold the hose on.
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Standard 4" hose fits the Jet's dust collection hood, and then a reducer (http://www.rockler.com/woodworking/Dust-Collection-Reducers) gets you down to the 2 1/4" diameter. I'm doubtful that the shop vac is sufficient to cope with the dust load when sanding, however.
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It doesn't come with the vacuum cleaner. That's extra and there are a number of different models of the vacuum. However, there are packages that group the sander with different vacuums at a discounted price.
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It does but getting the replacements is a big nightmare. The sander does not fit standard polishing pads at all. So if you want a fluffy buffer and maybe a sponge type pads you are out of luck with this sander. It only comes with ONE type made for just this sander alone. So there is no post/nut to attach a regulare pad too. The one it uses just slips on with a tie. It is dumb. I ended up buying Makita 9227CX3 7-Inch Hook and Loop Electronic Polisher-Sander with Polishing Kit. Love it.
2054410
Yes, but no bag attachment. You will want to attach your shop vac as this sander does produce alot of dust. It is an amazing sander for the price!
2109035
Put a few drops of air tool oil into the actual metal coupler that attaches your air sander to the air hose, its the thing at the bottom of the handle of the air sander. This is also the same spot where the coupler (the thing that attaches the air sander to your air hose) threads onto the air sander (underneath the handle)
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This question was asked once before. It's got a 7/8" OD exhaust port and even if you could adapt it up to shop vac size it's just not worth the hassle of having to deal with the hose and the problems that will cause always being in the way. I don't even use the little dust bag that comes with it, I toss them, I wear a dust mask and periodically I blow the dust out of it as everybody should regardless if you use the little dust collection bag or not. If you want your sander to last a long time blow clean dry air into all the ports on the sander whenever you see it's getting really dusty. I hope this helps because I like the sander, I had the old version of this sander and liked that too, even better but companies always figure they have to make their products look new and improved.
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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 has an available dust collector port. Search for part # PL1251DPS It is $24.99 + Shipping on Amazon
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I have used it with a palm sander. The only issue is with the connection on the hose. You need to insure that you buy DEWALT DWV9120 35mm Rubber Adapter. It is the one I bought and I had to flip it to get it to work. The vac itself is great. No dust is released from the canister. I would research the hose connectors and attachments to insure that you have what you need to connect it. I was able to flip the adapter and push it into the main hose and it worked fine. But I recommend getting the right ones. I am doing that now as well. Great as a dust collector and as a shop vac. We do a lot of interior remodeling and this thing is great for collecting dust and cleaning up and other messes.
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Yes, the sanding pad/paper attaches to the sanding disk like "Velcro". It is a hook and eye setup, and works well. I have had Makita and Porter Cable palm sanders (1/4 sheets)for years, but I like this better because of the variable speed control. Good luck with you choice
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The default dust collection could be more accurately called a 'dust sampler'. Pretty useless. On my saw, I removed the useless tiny plastic scoop thing and fabricated my own custom scoop out of thin cardboard and masking-tape. It actually looks rather like the scoop on the Festool Kapex, and works quite well, considering. Then i hook up my shopvac to the saw.
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This saw does not have a dust collection system or port. I use the saw outside only.
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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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Attachments are sold separately. They do have a sander attachment available.
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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.
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DUST HOOD? It did come with a dust collector that I hook up to my shop vac.