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    Domino Vacuum Hose

    Hi all,

    Well, I finally purchased my DF 500 that came today. My small shop vac hose does not fit the port as well as I would like. I have no plans on spending $$$$$ for a Festool vac. What other hose can I use to fit either a Rigid or Shop Vac and also be compatable for my Domino.

    Thanks,

    Mike

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    Look at Rockler

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    You can buy just a Festool hose. For $135 (high for a hose, I know) you can get a festool antistatic hose that will plug right into the standard shop vacs. https://a.co/d/f4exn1i

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    I think there is a Bosch hose on Amazon that fits.

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    Rockler has their Dust Right Flexiport shopvac hose and adapter kit that fist onto most tools, such as your Domino. At $60, it's cheaper than a Festool hose (but the Festool hoses are definitely nice!)

    https://www.rockler.com/dust-right-f...2-fixed-length

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    The rubber end of a Porter-Cable portable tool vacuum hose fits the D500. A common adapter connects the other end to a 2 1/2” shop vac.

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    I bought this set for my Kreg track saw. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...e?ie=UTF8&th=1. It probably has a connector to fit. Like Aron said Rockler has a similar kit.

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    I use a Bosch hose.

    Mike
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    I use the Rockler Flexiport hose. Being able to switch out the adapters let's me connect to my Festool sanders and Domino, track saw, Dewalt routers and my Ridgid belt/spindle sander. The Festool hose is hanging in the corner because I can only use it with festool items (except the ts 75). The Rockler hose works with everything.

    Cliff
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    I also use this Centec set. The ends fit both sizes of Festool (domino and track saw) and other brands as well. The hose is robust - I have one I’ve been using for about 4 years and it doesn’t look worn. I’ve trodden on it a few times and it is fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Henderson View Post
    I use a Bosch hose.

    Mike
    Thanks all. I went with the Bosch hose. It will be here Saturday.

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    I think there is a Bosch hose on Amazon that fits.
    There are several. The one most guys talk about a good hose at a bargain price. However, it is better suited for shop cleanup, and bigger tools like a tracksaw, planer, and a router. It's too big and cumbersome for a sander or domino. They also make a narrower anti-static hose that is sized for sanders, domino and other small tools - but it's a lot more expensive. So much so that ya might as well buy the festool version. They'll work , but better options exist.

    The rubber end of a Porter-Cable portable tool vacuum hose fits the D500.
    That's been discontinued and was hard to find when it wasn't. Not a great value purchased as a spare part either.

    Look at Rockler
    look.............but don't buy.
    Their connector system is first rate. Their vac hoses are just shy of garbage.


    This is the sweet spot right now:
    https://www.amazon.com/Cen-Tec-Syste...-17-spons&th=1

    Cheaper than rockler with much a much better hose.

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    I use the Rockler ends but their prices have gone pretty high on stuff. Watch for a sale. I have the "Expandable" hose which is all they offered at the time. I find it heavy and it will fight you a bit. Fixed length hoses of smaller diameter can be stiff and will fight you a bit. If possible get the one you are looking at in your hands to see how it feels to you.
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    Regarding your comment about Rockler, is this just your opinion or do you have legitimate facts to back that statement?

    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Congiusti View Post
    Thanks all. I went with the Bosch hose. It will be here Saturday.
    Good choice Mike. The smaller Festool hose is really nice, maybe not $135 nice though.

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