Pretty simple. All of my equipment is on mobile bases and I roll them out
and hook the DC hose on to them. Seen here the DC with the hose in a
normal "not being used" setting, hooked up to the Drum Sander, and laying
across the garage floor. It easily will stretch across the garage when it
is not routed up to the ceiling hook.
I use the hose on the ceiling hook when using the planer, router table,
drill press, and drum sander, which are on the same wall as the DC. I
unhook and lay the hose on the floor when using the BS, TS, Disk Sander,
Spindle sander, or when I need to sweep up a pile of saw dust. Those are
located on the other side of the garage.

Nice hose! =8^0

I noticed the Tundra made the shot, too!

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
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Nice hose! =8^0

I noticed the Tundra made the shot, too!

Yeah and I noticed some of the friggin license plate made it also. ;~)

Where did you get the hose and what appears to be "quick disconnect"
fitting ???

Leon wrote:

Pretty simple. All of my equipment is on mobile bases and I roll them out
and hook the DC hose on to them. Seen here the DC with the hose in a
normal "not being used" setting, hooked up to the Drum Sander, and laying
across the garage floor. It easily will stretch across the garage when it
is not routed up to the ceiling hook.
I use the hose on the ceiling hook when using the planer, router table,
drill press, and drum sander, which are on the same wall as the DC. I
unhook and lay the hose on the floor when using the BS, TS, Disk Sander,
Spindle sander, or when I need to sweep up a pile of saw dust. Those are
located on the other side of the garage.

On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 16:38:40 GMT, Pat Barber
wrote:

Where did you get the hose and what appears to be "quick disconnect"
fitting ???

Leon wrote:

Pretty simple. All of my equipment is on mobile bases and I roll them out
and hook the DC hose on to them. Seen here the DC with the hose in a
normal "not being used" setting, hooked up to the Drum Sander, and laying
across the garage floor. It easily will stretch across the garage when it
is not routed up to the ceiling hook.
I use the hose on the ceiling hook when using the planer, router table,
drill press, and drum sander, which are on the same wall as the DC. I
unhook and lay the hose on the floor when using the BS, TS, Disk Sander,
Spindle sander, or when I need to sweep up a pile of saw dust. Those are
located on the other side of the garage.



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http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?FamilyID=3947



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"Leon" wrote in message
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Yeah and I noticed some of the friggin license plate made it also. ;~)

Duly noted (and recorded)

--
NuWave Dave in Houston

"Leon" wrote in message
...
Pretty simple. All of my equipment is on mobile bases and I roll them out
and hook the DC hose on to them. Seen here the DC with the hose in a
normal "not being used" setting, hooked up to the Drum Sander, and laying
across the garage floor. It easily will stretch across the garage when it
is not routed up to the ceiling hook.
I use the hose on the ceiling hook when using the planer, router table,
drill press, and drum sander, which are on the same wall as the DC. I
unhook and lay the hose on the floor when using the BS, TS, Disk Sander,
Spindle sander, or when I need to sweep up a pile of saw dust. Those are
located on the other side of the garage.

I have a similar setup but I gotta get me a couple of those hangers.

--
NuWave Dave in Houston

"Dave In Houston" wrote in message
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"Leon" wrote in message
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Yeah and I noticed some of the friggin license plate made it also. ;~)

Duly noted (and recorded)


Thanks Dave, I'll give you a call if I ever forget the number. ;~)

"Pat Barber" wrote in message
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Where did you get the hose and what appears to be "quick disconnect"
fitting ???


Except for the DC itself, I got all the hose, fittings, clamps, and hooks
from Rockler.
Actually every thing is clamped and does not come off quickly except the
attachment of the flared end to the tool

"Dave In Houston" wrote in message
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"Leon" wrote in message
...
Pretty simple. All of my equipment is on mobile bases and I roll them
out and hook the DC hose on to them. Seen here the DC with the hose in
a normal "not being used" setting, hooked up to the Drum Sander, and
laying across the garage floor. It easily will stretch across the garage
when it is not routed up to the ceiling hook.
I use the hose on the ceiling hook when using the planer, router table,
drill press, and drum sander, which are on the same wall as the DC. I
unhook and lay the hose on the floor when using the BS, TS, Disk Sander,
Spindle sander, or when I need to sweep up a pile of saw dust. Those are
located on the other side of the garage.

I have a similar setup but I gotta get me a couple of those hangers.


They work great however I cut the end off so that I could easily lift the
hose up and off of it. Typically the hook end of the hanger is longer and
you have to spring it open to get the hose in and out. I have never had a
problem with the hose coming out with out me lifting it off. Rockler has
them and IIRC they are a buck or two each. I bought it all when the DC
accessories were on sale.

http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...=hose%20hanger

"Pat Barber" wrote in message
...
Where did you get the hose and what appears to be "quick disconnect"
fitting ???

Leon wrote:

Pretty simple. All of my equipment is on mobile bases and I roll them
out and hook the DC hose on to them. Seen here the DC with the hose in
a normal "not being used" setting, hooked up to the Drum Sander, and
laying across the garage floor. It easily will stretch across the garage
when it is not routed up to the ceiling hook.
I use the hose on the ceiling hook when using the planer, router table,
drill press, and drum sander, which are on the same wall as the DC. I
unhook and lay the hose on the floor when using the BS, TS, Disk Sander,
Spindle sander, or when I need to sweep up a pile of saw dust. Those are
located on the other side of the garage.



http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=17336

http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=16971

"Leon" wrote in message
...
Pretty simple. All of my equipment is on mobile bases and I roll them out
and hook the DC hose on to them. Seen here the DC with the hose in a
normal "not being used" setting, hooked up to the Drum Sander, and laying
across the garage floor. It easily will stretch across the garage when it
is not routed up to the ceiling hook.
I use the hose on the ceiling hook when using the planer, router table,
drill press, and drum sander, which are on the same wall as the DC. I
unhook and lay the hose on the floor when using the BS, TS, Disk Sander,
Spindle sander, or when I need to sweep up a pile of saw dust. Those are
located on the other side of the garage.





A note to all those interested about the Rockler hose connectors. The screw
in type may or may not screw on to the hose. Apparently some hoses have
reverse threads. The wire type hose clamps work much better than the
stainless steel clamps.