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Big Horn 11269 Stepped Adapter Review

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Description of Big Horn 11269 Stepped Adapter

Adapts hose to portable or stationary power tools. Made of flexible rubber. OD fits 1-1/4, 1-1/2, 2-1/2-Inches. ID fits 1, 1-1/4, 1-1/2, and 2-incues. For best connection use hose clamps (not included).

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best Recommended in Vacuum Cleaners & Floor Care

I'd happily pay €5 each for these (bought 3) but still satisfied. They are made of durable rubber that never needs replacing and can be adjusted to fit 4 different tube sizes. I would definitely buy them again. For combining the suction power of 3 vacuum cleaners when cutting plaster and plastered walls with an angle grinder. Crazy Dust. It's a tiny job, but if this thing works, it will pay for itself tenfold. Wish me luck.

Pros
  • Vacuum Cleaners & Floor Care
Cons
  • old

I am buying these adapters to connect my Shop Vac to various power tool dust collection ports. Where necessary I trimmed off the excess taper of the adapter to ensure a perfect fit. So far I've hooked up a Dewalt DW705 miter saw, a 10" Kobalt table saw, and a 12" Shop Fox bench drill. I also created a dust bin to sit between these tools and the vacuum cleaner using this adapter.

Pros
  • Hoses
Cons
  • Modern

. The first thing to know about this is that it's hard rubber, not plastic. I bought this for a Kobalt portable table saw to upgrade to my super old shop vacuum with a custom hose size. It turned out that the hole on my table saw was exactly the same size as the large end of this adapter. The reason I give it 5 stars, however, is because I cut four triangular pieces out of the big end, squeezed them together, stuck them into the exhaust port of my table saw as hard as I could, AND IT REALLY…

Pros
  • household and kitchen
Cons
  • out of style