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Re: ROS and shop vac
By:Chris Menard
Date: 4/23/2001, 11:40 am
In Response To: Re: ROS and shop vac (Don Price)

I have added a fine dust filter (looks like a household vag bag) to my shop vac...actually I've been usige one since I skim coated plaster walls...the filter bags are good enought to trap taping compound dust....they'll hold cedar dust.

: pete- i attach my ros to my shop vac and still have a dusty shop(garage). i
: think most of it comes from the exhaust on the vaccum.cedar dust is so
: fine it will go around the filter. all in all though its much better than
: nothing.a word of caution, if you start to hear the vac motor start to
: labor make sure you clean the filter

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ROS and shop vac
peter czerpak -- 4/23/2001, 11:24 am
worked great - thanks - NM *NM*
peter czerpak -- 4/24/2001, 8:46 am
Huge Difference, But Don’t Burn It Up!
Dwight -- 4/23/2001, 10:54 pm
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Larry C. -- 4/23/2001, 8:36 pm
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Rehd -- 4/23/2001, 3:18 pm
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Byron -- 4/23/2001, 2:48 pm
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Jim -- 4/23/2001, 1:29 pm
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Re: ROS and shop vac
Chris Menard -- 4/23/2001, 11:36 am
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Don Price -- 4/23/2001, 11:35 am
Re: ROS and shop vac
Chris Menard -- 4/23/2001, 11:40 am
Re: ROS and shop vac
peter czerpak -- 4/23/2001, 11:39 am