does the vac 005 fit this sander?
1121774
My sander came with a small flexible rubber adaptor that I've jamed on fein vacs shop vac and festool vac. A zip tie or two I was in business. I would say if the dia is around 1.5 inches it should fit with the supplied flexible adaptor.
1121775
Thermoplastics. Pick up a piece of thin wall pvc pipe about 4" long. Heat it with a heat gun. Form each end either larger or smaller while hot to fit your sander and vacuum. There you go- an instant adapter and it only took 5 minutes. Thermoplastics.
1121776
That sander is adaptable to three different hoses. the 005 is not one of them.. Bosch does make an adapter for the 005 but that is not to say that you could not fashion something from other manufacturers hose parts.
113965
That depends on your backing pad rather than the sander. If you buy a pretty standard hook and loop (velcro) backing pad... pretty much all the pads you see will fit.
498127
It should work if it has the correct thread to match your tool. Mine was a porta cable sander and the thread is 5/16 by 26 if I remember correctly? Check carefully the specs on your tool. RC
1859027
I am not sure what the thread size is, but it fit the original DeWalt Sander configuration. The screws that hold the part in place don't screw into this part, they are inserted through this part and screw into the sander.
873327
I don't know. However you can take off the sawdust bag and see if the vac hose will fit. If it fits, or is close use some duct tape or masking tape to make the seal airtight. Obviously, you will lose some flexibility with the sander, but it will be a easier clean-up . If you use the plastic plate with the nubs on it to pierce the sandpaper, the sander does a pretty good job of capturing the dust in the collection bag. I strongly suggest using ear plugs and/or protective headphones when using the sander, especially if using the sander with the vaccum.
1814312
There is a 5/16-24 thread on the backing plate that fits most DA sanders. If your sander has this thread it should fit.
1960789
I'll do the best I can here. A quick peak at the AG50-10 on the manufacturer web site advertizes it to have 5/8 -11 UNC spindle thread. If yours is metric for whatever reason it may not work. The actual diameter on my DW4774 is 4+5/8 inches instead of 4+1/2 inches. Your shroud in question is advertised as a 5 inch and it looks so much like mine when I hold mine up that I'm going to guess that shroud should be compatible. Can't imagine Bosch reinventing industry standards. Most importantly I know I'm not your nanny but for the sake of your and bystanders' lungs you might want to consider your vacuum standards. Concrete dust will make it through membranes water cannot. Once in the lungs you know the rest. My Ridgid drywall vac wd40700, originally sold as a drywall vac but now sold as a general vac wd4070, had a new drywall bag along with a HEPA filter - That was sufficient for my needs. A professional contractor may want to go higher on their vacuum standards, all things not being equal. Hope this helps.
594419
The outsize port from the sander is 1 and 1/4". My shop vac is 2 and 1/2". I use the adapt. that comes with the sander and attach it to a 1 and 1/4 x 2 and 1/2 adapt. to my hose,zip tie the power cord of the sander to my vac hose to hold them together then away I go. When I'M done I cut the zip ties,then stow away. It works great. I got the adapt. at Home Depot.
1155748
My sander has a 1 1/16" outside diameter on the vacuum port and the armorall vacuum fit right on it. It's a dewalt sander and I bet it's a standard size port. The vacuum works GREAT at keeping the dust down, way better than the little bag the sander came with. I don't think you will need anything extra.
1885758
This question was asked once before. It's got a 7/8" OD exhaust port and even if you could adapt it up to shop vac size it's just not worth the hassle of having to deal with the hose and the problems that will cause always being in the way. I don't even use the little dust bag that comes with it, I toss them, I wear a dust mask and periodically I blow the dust out of it as everybody should regardless if you use the little dust collection bag or not. If you want your sander to last a long time blow clean dry air into all the ports on the sander whenever you see it's getting really dusty. I hope this helps because I like the sander, I had the old version of this sander and liked that too, even better but companies always figure they have to make their products look new and improved.
2064334
I bought this for my son, and he already had batteries for his Makita drill and other tools. I am certain the Sander has to be the same brand. Lowes could resolve the question though. Good luck
496548
I have a rigid shop vac. I use it to vac the dust from my work piece and keep my sander clean as I work the wood.
1037933
The filters won't fit if your model has a aero vac like mine did. The brushes also didn't fit mine 585, but I was able to cut some of the plastic off and it works good. The spinner thing fit.
944324
Yes. I looked up the B05010, and it meets the criteria. The things to look for are: 5" Orbital, 8 hole disc sander. Without question, this pad will work with your sander. When you take off the old pad, save the three screws because you will need them for the new pad. �
1022980
Thank you for your question. The VAC024 adapter will connect to the 1250DEVS sander with an 1 1/2 vacuum hose. Bosch VAC024 Vacuum Hose Adapter If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)
544155
It fits my Ryobi, the original design, very snugly. I like them very much because of their snugness. If I may offer a suggestion? You might want to lube up the shaft of your sander with a little graphite bearing grease. You will have a much better experience with getting the units on and off. It doesn't take much and graphite bearing grease will not eat the rubber. Hope this helps and happy woodworking, Best regards, PFirefly
120591
Definitly not .It will damage the sander and void the warrenty. Best answer is to shop vac seperatly as you go or when you get so far sanding vacume up dust.