Use Whip Hose for Enhanced Flexibility (Optional)

now you're ready to go with using your shop vac now if you want to use your shop vac you don't want to purchase a hose which i highly recommend you purchase the hose and it's about 25 for this hose if that's not in your budget either and you're going to try to adapt just the shop vac hose and put that shop vac hose back on there what i'm going to do is take the shop back end right here which is a lot shorter hose it's not very flexible not very ideal but that's where this whip comes into play this whip is going to make the end of the shop vac hose a lot more flexible and workable with your sander so i'm going to it's got a thread in i'm going to reverse thread this thing on there now somehow i got to connect these two ends together that's where this fitting will come into place that's available on paint life supply slips in on one end and then it's going to slip in on the opposite end just like that and now once again i'm adapted with a whip hose to my shorter shopvac hose turn it on all adapted right there so really it's going to come down to what's the inside diameter of your shop vac whatever style shopback you have there's some with smaller diameters some with larger diameters you're just going to have to measure figure out what you need we also have got soft horse hair vacuum in so when you're vacuuming your cabinet doors that you don't mark scratch or leave black marks on your cabinet doors when vacuuming or your trim also simple little fast easy way how to adapt a shop vacuum to the echo sand 3x4