Shop Vac Attachments REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

duct tape nigger

pvc pipe to make quick connectors

They'll usually fit without a problem with a shopvac made by the same manufacturer as the tool... they want you to buy theirs.. but yeah as other guy says... duct tape.. or for small diameters those rubber plumbing fittings with a hose clamp on either end work pretty well...

>>1195983
use cut sections of bicycle inner tubes

>>1195983
>Shop-Vac 8018200 2.5-Inch Deluxe Pick-Up Accessory Kit
>https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004RHKX
exactly what i bought for mine

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It takes a certain kind of retard to make a thread instead of using duct tape.

>>1196077
>It takes a certain kind of retard to make a thread instead of using duct tape.

but he has a point, if you've dealt with enough shop vacs you learn that they are either incompetent or are scheming in some way. It would have been very simple for all the copy cats to go with the original plan, but no, some weenie thought his way was better, so you end up with what he described: the exact same diameter on both parts you wish to mate.

>>1196077
>Covering all your tools with duct tape
>Accepting an industry which has been around for many decades and can't even agree on basic standards for fittings for a product which millions and millions of people use daily

Some standards you have for quality in your life. Can you post a picture of your wife so we can see if that standard applies in that aspect of your life as well?

>>1196091
I'm convinced they make connections non standard so they can sell you adapters.

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>>1196091
>>1196105
Jesus Christ more fucking potatoes, if you don't want duct tape then fucking fine. Make something better, like heatshrinking pvc or some shit. You're fucking grown ups figure this shit out for yourselves!!

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>>1195983
Damn dude, do you even diy? I picked up a similar kit at home depot when I built my cyclone dust separator. Even though I used an old vacuum's wand tool to fit inside my old miter saws port everything else was fitted by this kit. Belt sander, orbital sander, table saw, planer .. everything. Oh, and I used a flexible rubber plumbing connector thing (hose clamps on both ends) for the cyclone input because metric/imperial.

BTW a heat gun works great on pvc when you need to open up a an end to fit something inside it.

>>1196063
That's fucking good anon.

Also, PVC pipe fittings from your big box wherever you are

>>1196284
but this is a discussion board, for discussing things.

If you want to bitch and moan go to /b/

finally, a job for 3d printers.

Shit's gonna pay itself off any decade now.

>>1195983
Don't buy shop vac brand, they are the cheapest Chinese grade crap, buy ridgid.

>>1198749
If living in Canada i recommend the canadian tire maximum brand vacs. They have nicer, more flexible, hoses than ridgid's stock ones. Maximum stuff is hit or miss but the vacuums are good. And cheap if you wait for 50% off sale.

>>1195983
Buy a 150€ printer and print as many as you need