My shop is very easy to keep clean and it's all because of a "Shop Tip" that was in one of the woodworking magazines, all of 18 or 20 years ago. this little addition to my shop vac lets me clean in 20 or 30 mins. Also being a Garage shop, every once in awhile I put a 20" window fan in, open the door, fire up the compressor and blow everything from the rafters on down to the machines and benches. Don
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Pretty good Idea helps keep the nozzle up off the floor just about the right height. Thanks I may give it a go."Still Montana Mike"
"Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
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Originally posted by ubgoofy2003 View PostIf that is your vacuum, it's a great idea. But, why not do that with your leaf blower too.
Just so it wouldn't blow it back at you, being lifted like that. It would save your arms from holding it up off the floor. Just a thought !
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Originally posted by Hawaiilad View PostGreat Idea Don...I see one of those set ups in my shop as well very soon. How do you keep the wheels and axle attached to the vac head?
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Very good setup for any shop vac. Shops need to be kept clean, not only for efficiency, but also for safety and good work habits. Your vac jig is awesome and may help some folks keep their shops clean and injury free. Thanks for the post!It's never hot or cold in NH, it's always seasonal!
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