Understand Sander & Vacuum Compatibility

this christy idaho painter here on paint live tv today in this video i'm going to show you how you can adapt a standard uh vacuum that you can buy at your say like your big box stores to work with your unita 3x4 sanders they keep getting a lot of people on social media remains on our store asking what adapters do i need to get my vacuum to work with this sander because they can't afford to buy the expensive unita sander so i'm going to show you some tips and tricks how we go about adapting a sander to work with a rigid vacuum right here and it's going to apply to a lot of different vacuums out there so if you want to see how to adapt your vacuum to work with a 3x4 stander sander stay tuned for this video [Music] all right here we go we're going to show you how you can adapt your uh shop back to your 3x4 sander right here now one of the things about this whole system right here the three by four um echosan sander with the yo need a vacuum this is a professional system the vacuum is not cheap but it's all integrated a self-cleaning vacuum with a tool stand on it one of the great things about it you push the trigger vacuum turns off vacuum shuts off integrated system with a self-cleaning feature that cleans out the filter on it and it is a hepa vac system it's perfect for sanding cabinets and keeping a dust free environment now i know not everybody can afford this vacuum it's quite a bit of money um it's available on paint live supply but how do you go about using a three by four sander because that's the best sander you could possibly use for interior extra sanding and it's got the most versatile profile on it a three by four profile there's nothing better for cabinet sanding than that sander so if you can't if you can afford the sander but you can't afford the vacuum how do you adapt a shop vac that you just get in your local hardware store to the sander so we're going to show you how you can go about doing that now the the recommended way to do that