need good vacum for 5 c box will do it ?
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Depends on your usage. I use mine for bagging carbon fiber parts and drawing vacuum. It works pretty good.. No issues. Reasonable speed, quiet..
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Yes, however to be efficient you would need to consider hose extentions and attachments to reach areas and concentrate air. Vac has sufficient power to do the job
1869947
I used my old C style bags with this vac. It took a bit of jiggling to get it aligned because the C style bags have a smaller cardboard face but I just slipped that on and carefully closed the vac and had no problems. I'm sure the newer bags fit better but I did not want to waste the spare bags I had on hand.
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B Bags. Any generic B bag will work. Unfortunately, the bags featured along with this vacuum are not the correct ones. The cardboard part that slips into the bag holder needs to be larger than the ones featured. B Bags have the wider cardboard.Update:Just checked the listing of this vacuum cleaner and see that the bags recommended for it are now the correct ones. When I purchased mine, they had the wrong bags shown.
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Absolutely! We've had Kirby, Orec, Hoover, Electrollux & other vacumes. I bought this one because most of our flooring is tile or wood, for which it does a superb job, but I was astounded at how well the powered worked on the carpet. The unit is light, versatile, powerful and gets under nearly everything except our sleeper sofa and Chinese hutch. It is by far the best vacume we've ever owned.
850476
I think any vacuum cleaner will work just fine. Mine is a dry vac, and it does great! I really like this system. Being on chemo/radiation, I don't have the muscle power to use the big ones, this one is so easy, and does not require doing the whole floor at one time.
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I'm still looking around for the right vac, but on the Miele website it says you can get 15 - 2.6 qt. bags for $49.95 (if you order it from the Miele site. The vac itself costs the same over there.
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I'd strongly suggest a higher capacity pump if you're using a vacuum chamber. I'm using this pump (1.5cfm) on a 1 cu ft chamber, and it takes six minutes of pumping to get down to a useful degassing vacuum. It's a problem when the liquid in the chamber has only a 20 min pot life. A 5cfm unit isn't that much more expensive.
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Until you have a decent vac, you think it's suction is ok. Our kenmore upright and Electrolux canister can fill a quarter of a bag in 2000 sq foot carpeted house even after using that bissell. Save your money for a long term, more useful alternative
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It should work, but is worth the chance it doesn't. A shop vac is a whole lot cheaper
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Good Morning Ralph. i have the manual that came in the box with the actual vaccuum. What information would you like to know?
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Dust pick up works well. It will some what depend on the vac. My commercial vacuum works well. With my small 5 gal. shop vac it picks up about 75%. It will not get all of the dust but easily enough to cut in the room you are working. For the price this is a nice saw.
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Yes. MSD #8428. I would use a ported vacuum source, and play with the mechanical advance to get optimum timing curve for your power needs.
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I don't think it would be easy for anyone to do that. It's big. I bought a shop-vac to suck everything up -- it's nice and easy.
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Hello, any household vacuum cleaner will work even the size does not matter as long as it has good suction. All you do is remove the Vacuum Handle and place the hose on top of the suction cap and turn it on; it will do the job. Thank you
1047946
no likely. you would be really overworking a household vac. you might burn out the motor.
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Yes the vacuum will work great for this. But I recommend that you buy the ShopVac #9066700 1.5 Gallon all-around collection bags in 3-pack for $7.28 on Amazon. They do not come with the vacuum!