Chaser-Vac connection

[bobodhi]

Ok, bought a sparky wall chaser the other day and it's got a connector for dust extraction, thing is how do I connect it to my vac. Obviously I want a simple connection not a permanent one. Any ideas?

 

[pennywise]

maybe something like this.

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[bobodhi]

Now that's why these forum's are great! Thank you.

 

[AEC]

What was wrong with some good old Black Tape!!!!

 

[Amp David]

Ok, bought a sparky wall chaser the other day and it's got a connector for dust extraction, thing is how do I connect it to my vac. Obviously I want a simple connection not a permanent one. Any ideas?

What vac do you have?

 

[bobodhi]

Hi, a cheapo from argos, don't know the diameter of the hose.

 

[Amp David]

Does it do the job, or are you left with a room full of dust afterwards?

 

[bobodhi]

To AEC, I'm looking for something of a more versatile nature such as the reply above yours, thanks.

To Amp David, not sure where you're going with this? Are we talking vac or chaser, I'm looking for a method to connect both.

 

[Amp David]

Looking to buy a new one myself you see, a vac that is

 

[bobodhi]

Ah! I see. I think the cheapo is great, only £15 and does a great job, great suction and I just bin the bag afterwards.

 

[AEC]

To AEC, I'm looking for something of a more versatile nature such as the reply above yours, thanks.

To Amp David, not sure where you're going with this? Are we talking vac or chaser, I'm looking for a method to connect both.

Ah! I see. I think the cheapo is great, only £15 and does a great job, great suction and I just bin the bag afterwards.

Firstly it was a joke hence the .

As you only spent £15 on your vac then keep us upto day on how long it lasts.