I'm unimpressed by the picture of the "crevice" tool. Doesn't look like it would go deep in the side of a cushion on a chair. Can someone describe?
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the crevice tool is good until mine jammed and I can't extract it from the unit. Also, the battery on this doesn't last long. I would look for another product.
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That round devise on the end pulls off, then an x tension can be pulled out to go into cushion. The end piece has a brush rotating device just like a regular vacuum cleaner. Nifty The only thing I don't like is that it makes more noise than it picks up. Jacques
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Yes, great tool long enough to fit the "crevice" area along with strong suction power. You won't be dissatisfied with your purchase.
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it's actually quite powerful the picture shown is with it's pet hair attachment which is removable and then you have an extendable nozzle for tight spaces.
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It's not a great tool, I'd sell it. I'm sorry i even bought the product, it didn't do anything it's packaging said it would do.
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I'm incredibly annoyed by the back cushions. They do not look right when the thick part is shoved through the slats and folded over. I assume these back cushions are being used for a number of chair types. Otherwise, the chairs seem great.
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Hi Steven. Yes, the vacuum has a nifty 3-in-1 tool, which includes the crevice tool you describe, a little round brush and a furniture nozzle (you can see them on the second photo, behind the vacuum). This tucks neatly under the hood of the machine when not in use. There is also a separate carpet nozzle which is very effective. It is an excellent vacuum -- light, powerful, quiet, maneuverable, with a nice long "arm" for reaching under furniture and a long extension cord.
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Impossible to find one. I tried everywhere. Also, the bench sucks. Very wobbly, frail, feeling. I would not recommend it. Look for a bench that already comes with the cushion, I saw some at Target. The storage boxes that come with this are also very cheap looking and small.
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I used this on a chair and it works very well. I would suggest that you move the furniture away from the walls because the tool may spray over the furniture and onto the wall.
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No - It's not like the mat you put under the chair by your computer...its WAY thinner. Ours keeps getting crumpled up when we move the chair around so its not my favorite purchase. However, for the price it does the job of protecting the carpet. I don't try my vacuum over it as I'm sure it would try suck up the edges - I just shake off crumbs and/or wipe it down with a cloth.
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The edge is not sharp. It's more like a giant flathead screwdriver. Even though the edge is not sharp it digs into hard-packed ground very efficiently.
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The cushion can be unscrewed from the legs and should be easy to recover. However, it is very cheaply made, and I would not recommend buying it.
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Yes, I agree it looks like you could remove the cushion then recover it with new material. It's only attached to the swivel and chrome ring with screws.
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Keep in mind that most furniture is built using existing generic parts. If you reach between the cushions to pull the handle, you're on the right track. Also, if your handle looks like the one in the picture, I'm willing to bet that this is the part you are looking for.
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I'm assuming that you're lifting the long black lever located on the back side of the blade shroud (I've been teaching the basics of power tools to a few dads that never owned one before). If it seems soft to the touch when you move it to an upward vertical position to adjust the blade depth, but the shoe fails to move, the lever has either come loose and backed off of the nut that tightens the depth adjustment. or it has been rounded out during assembly from being over-tightened. Other than that, this is the best explanation I can give you based on my ownership and experience of this same model. And I've had mine for over 7 years. I'm assuming that you're lifting the long black lever located on the back side of the blade shroud (I've been teaching the basics of power tools to a few dads that never owned one before). If it seems soft to the touch when you move it to an upward vertical position to adjust the blade depth, but the shoe fails to move, the lever has either come loose and backed off of the nut that tightens the depth adjustment. or it has been rounded out during assembly from being over-tightened. Other than that, this is the best explanation I can give you based on my ownership and experience of this same... » Read More I'm assuming that you're lifting the long black lever located on the back side of the blade shroud (I've been teaching the basics of power tools to a few dads that never owned one before). If it seems soft to the touch when you move it to an upward vertical position to adjust the blade depth, but the shoe fails to move, the lever has either come loose and backed off of the nut that tightens the depth adjustment. or it has been rounded out during assembly from being over-tightened. Other than that, this is the best explanation I can give you based on my ownership and experience of this same model. And I've had mine for over 7 years. « Show Less
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Not a good way to use it .... Too small . Perfect to sit under with some folding chairs
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I honestly don't know. I removed the cover of mine but did not see anything that stood out. I can tell you that the cushion works great for me. I plan on purchasing another one for my home office chair.
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In my 26 yrs. of business as an owner and tech, I haven't seen a tool yet nor can think of a savvy way for extraction. Looks like a cylinder head removal. Real bummer!!! My heart would be sinking, too.
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Haven't installed this yet; still using one with side opening only. I just pull it to one side and drape it over a corner chair. Works fine.
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Only one small attachment not a group like other makes. I think you would call it a crevice tool.