Vacuum Hand Sanding Block Multi Review

Does this need to come with a way to connect to a vacuum? Not busy, I ordered it and it arrived but I can't figure out how to connect it to the vacuum cleaner.

I bought this unit to reduce sanding dust after patching holes. Before that, I moistened the sand and / or manually. I use it to attach it to my shop vacuum cleaner and hardly ever clean it afterwards. The problem I had was the sanding sheet wouldn't read and then understood that the grit is listed on the back of each sheet.

I recently started a project to renovate the stairs in my apartment. I didn't want to spread dust everywhere considering the apartment is small and full of furniture and carpets. only half as much because the dust was sucked in during sanding. It worked very well and it made a small project a lot easier.

Works very well. Easy to use, good size, keeps dust to a minimum and the velcro paper is great. Drywall sanding still sucks, but a lot cleaner now. I saw someone use one of those clunky looking and poorly controlled vacuum sanding blocks and thought it was a great concept but just a crappy execution. Too big and wobbly when sanding. Then I discovered such blocks! Low profile and you can grab right by the base. A premium setup cost around $200 and was a little hard to swallow at that price…