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Probably, but I would also suggest just connecting a shop vac to the dust port of whatever tool you're using. It's not as good as a real dust collector but it's
by erellsworth 4y ago
Probably, but I would also suggest just connecting a shop vac to the dust port of whatever tool you're using. It's not as good as a real dust collector but it's a lot cheaper and a lot better than nothing.
- walterbell 4y agoHow about a shop vac with HEPA filter? It would get clogged quickly and need to be emptied, but that might be ok for twice-a-year usage.
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