Hi Ed
The vac. pickup hose on the portable router can be a pain, this is what I did to help with it.
The boss had a old vac. and I took the small hose and used it on my router ,it's about
1 1/4" in dia. and about 4ft. long then made a apt. to use it on my 2 1/2" hose shop vac.
It's works great because of the smaller size hose that I need to drag around with me over my shoulder.
Here's a link to the vac.pickup on my router,the insert is about 1 1/2" deep to hold the hose end in. ( made with MDF stock) not glued in just a press fit.
With that and a remote switch in my pocket for the shop vac. it's a great setup.
http://www.routerforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2485
Ya I know the Lo-Jack plastic card box is a bit cheap on my part but I'm from the old school, reuse if you can if not make one and then at the last buy a new one.
Bj
The vac. pickup hose on the portable router can be a pain, this is what I did to help with it.
The boss had a old vac. and I took the small hose and used it on my router ,it's about
1 1/4" in dia. and about 4ft. long then made a apt. to use it on my 2 1/2" hose shop vac.
It's works great because of the smaller size hose that I need to drag around with me over my shoulder.
Here's a link to the vac.pickup on my router,the insert is about 1 1/2" deep to hold the hose end in. ( made with MDF stock) not glued in just a press fit.
With that and a remote switch in my pocket for the shop vac. it's a great setup.
http://www.routerforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2485
Ya I know the Lo-Jack plastic card box is a bit cheap on my part but I'm from the old school, reuse if you can if not make one and then at the last buy a new one.
Bj