couillion wrote:
> "Ben" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>I have a Ridgid 12 gal wet/dry vacuum and it works great I tried the
>>shop vac brand but are very LOUD. And I just got the thing called
>>Bagkeeper that I ordered for my 12 gal Ridgid wet dry shop vac and
>>it
>>works great. I first tried to make my own from seeing the one on
>>the
>>web site but the ones I made kept getting crushed just like a pop
>>can
>>from the power of the vacuum. I used wire fencing from Home Depot
>>by
>>the time I was done trying my own design I spent more than what it
>>would of cost me to order one off the web. Well anyway now I see
>>that
>>they have a $5.00 dollar rebate on each one ordered....THIS IS A
>>GREAT
>>IDEA I WISH I THOUGHT OF IT!!!
>>
>
>
> how forgetful of you.
>
> you wouldn't happen to have any financial interest in this product,
> would you?
> http://groups.google.as/groups/search?hl=en&q=bagkeeper&qt_s=Search
>
> or this one?
> http://groups.google.as/groups/search?hl=en&q=know-dust&qt_s=Search
ooh a marketing virus!
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I have a Ridgid 12 gal wet/dry vacuum and it works great I tried the
shop vac brand but are very LOUD. And I just got the thing called
Bagkeeper that I ordered for my 12 gal Ridgid wet dry shop vac and it
works great. I first tried to make my own from seeing the one on the
web site but the ones I made kept getting crushed just like a pop can
from the power of the vacuum. I used wire fencing from Home Depot by
the time I was done trying my own design I spent more than what it
would of cost me to order one off the web. Well anyway now I see that
they have a $5.00 dollar rebate on each one ordered....THIS IS A GREAT
IDEA I WISH I THOUGHT OF IT!!!
[email protected] wrote:
I purchased a new filter from Lowes that fit the Rigid vacuum and then
I went back and bought one for my Lowes vaccum.
It's the Heppa filter for these vacs. They work great. I've sanded
drywall and no dust gets through the filter and I've also ahd the
canister completely full of saw dust and dust/dirt from the floor od my
shop and it keeps on sucking. It seems like the filter never clogs up.
here is my latest project.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/karson
couillion wrote:
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Karson" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> >>[email protected] wrote:
> >>I purchased a new filter from Lowes that fit the Rigid vacuum and
> >>then
> >>I went back and bought one for my Lowes vaccum.
> >
> > I didn't say above quote
>
> "ben" has been shilling his stuff in a couple of newsgroups, almost
> verbatim. "ben" took the opportunity to use the post from "me" to
> slip in a legit sounding plug for his crap. Frank may have grabbed
> your name because you started this subject. I checked some of the
> posts made by "ben" before throwing his name out to the wolves. I
> think "me" has been cleared on this one, Karson clipped a little too
> much or not enough before the start of a reply. The quote you are
> referring to as not being yours is the start of Karson's reply.
Thank you for bring this to our attention.
After checking this out I found out that my Daughter was trying to help
by telling wood workers and others about our products for dust
collection. Well anyway she has promised not to do it any more she is
in the senior class. I also noticed that nobody said anything about the
comments that I gave about radiant floor heat for the basement or about
240 volt power for this guys son-in-laws house.
Well anyway after this is posted I am dropping out of groups.
Thanks again And I am very sorry that this has happened.
Ben
"Karson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>[email protected] wrote:
>I purchased a new filter from Lowes that fit the Rigid vacuum and then
>I went back and bought one for my Lowes vaccum.
I didn't say above quote
"couillion" <couillion@no_spam_mail.net> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Ben" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>I have a Ridgid 12 gal wet/dry vacuum and it works great I tried the
>> shop vac brand but are very LOUD. And I just got the thing called
>> Bagkeeper that I ordered for my 12 gal Ridgid wet dry shop vac and it
>> works great. I first tried to make my own from seeing the one on the
>> web site but the ones I made kept getting crushed just like a pop can
>> from the power of the vacuum. I used wire fencing from Home Depot by
>> the time I was done trying my own design I spent more than what it
>> would of cost me to order one off the web. Well anyway now I see that
>> they have a $5.00 dollar rebate on each one ordered....THIS IS A GREAT
>> IDEA I WISH I THOUGHT OF IT!!!
>>
>
> how forgetful of you.
>
> you wouldn't happen to have any financial interest in this product, would
> you?
> http://groups.google.as/groups/search?hl=en&q=bagkeeper&qt_s=Search
>
> or this one?
> http://groups.google.as/groups/search?hl=en&q=know-dust&qt_s=Search
>
Wow! If he has something to do with the product and this is his idea of a
marketing plan he is a total POS.
On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 12:22:29 -0600, [email protected] wrote:
>I don't do any woodworking but figure this is as good
>of place to ask as any
>
>I'm in need of a modest size shop vac for general home
>use
>
>I see where they make some that hang on the wall.
>
>any opinions on these good or bad?
Hi, John!
Matt
"Ben" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I have a Ridgid 12 gal wet/dry vacuum and it works great I tried the
> shop vac brand but are very LOUD. And I just got the thing called
> Bagkeeper that I ordered for my 12 gal Ridgid wet dry shop vac and
> it
> works great. I first tried to make my own from seeing the one on
> the
> web site but the ones I made kept getting crushed just like a pop
> can
> from the power of the vacuum. I used wire fencing from Home Depot
> by
> the time I was done trying my own design I spent more than what it
> would of cost me to order one off the web. Well anyway now I see
> that
> they have a $5.00 dollar rebate on each one ordered....THIS IS A
> GREAT
> IDEA I WISH I THOUGHT OF IT!!!
>
how forgetful of you.
you wouldn't happen to have any financial interest in this product,
would you?
http://groups.google.as/groups/search?hl=en&q=bagkeeper&qt_s=Search
or this one?
http://groups.google.as/groups/search?hl=en&q=know-dust&qt_s=Search
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Karson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>[email protected] wrote:
>>I purchased a new filter from Lowes that fit the Rigid vacuum and
>>then
>>I went back and bought one for my Lowes vaccum.
>
> I didn't say above quote
"ben" has been shilling his stuff in a couple of newsgroups, almost
verbatim. "ben" took the opportunity to use the post from "me" to
slip in a legit sounding plug for his crap. Frank may have grabbed
your name because you started this subject. I checked some of the
posts made by "ben" before throwing his name out to the wolves. I
think "me" has been cleared on this one, Karson clipped a little too
much or not enough before the start of a reply. The quote you are
referring to as not being yours is the start of Karson's reply.
In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] says...
>
> It's the Heppa filter for these vacs. They work great. I've sanded
> drywall and no dust gets through the filter and I've also ahd the
> canister completely full of saw dust and dust/dirt from the floor od my
> shop and it keeps on sucking. It seems like the filter never clogs up.
>
> here is my latest project.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/karson
>
This is not a shopvac, but we bought a Miele vacuum with Hepa filter.
We were told if we ever get the smart idea of sucking up drywall dust with this
machine we'll be shit out of luck trying to claim on warranty. That was the one
and only thing, but they made a point of it.
-P.
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"Ben" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Model WD5500 I forgot to post the web site for the Cage that I bought
> that holds a trash bag in place so it wont get sucked up to the filter
> here it is http://www.bagkeeper.com
Do you and [email protected] have anything to do with this product?
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I don't do any woodworking but figure this is as good
> of place to ask as any
>
> I'm in need of a modest size shop vac for general home
> use
>
> I see where they make some that hang on the wall.
>
> any opinions on these good or bad?
I have a Hoover GUV and love it. It is quiet, powerful, and the filter is
easy to clean.
Had a shop-vac hanger, but it was not nearly so good; I exiled it to the
garage.
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Toller" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>I have a Hoover GUV and love it.
>
> Is the GUV light enough to take off the wall hook and
> walk around with while vacuuming?
>
> That's my concern with the heavy duty GUV
>
> Whereas the cheaper, plastic ShopVacs would be light
> enough. No?
No doubt the GUV is heavier. It is made of steel and has a larger motor.
But with a 20' hose, moving it around isn't necessary.
"Ben" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I have a Ridgid 12 gal wet/dry vacuum and it works great I
Does it hang on wall?
If yes... what model number?
"Toller" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I have a Hoover GUV and love it.
Is the GUV light enough to take off the wall hook and
walk around with while vacuuming?
That's my concern with the heavy duty GUV
Whereas the cheaper, plastic ShopVacs would be light
enough. No?
"Frank Drackman" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Do you and [email protected] have anything to do with this product?
No