CTL 26/36 and accessories question.

[Henning]

Does anyone know where this one goes? I've found the nozzle holder position in the CTL- brochure but not the other part.
Not a big deal since i have a SysIV for the 36mm. hose and the parts, but always looking for ways to improve my setup  ;D
TIA!

 

[Brice Burrell]

The larger item in the upper portion of the picture goes inside the hose garage to store nozzles as well.   

 

[Henning]

The larger item in the upper portion of the picture goes inside the hose garage to store nozzles as well.    

So it goes where the hose usually goes? It's a nogo, then. I have trouble enough with my 3 hoses already, if i'm not going to loose the storage on top  [scared]  [smile]
Thanks for your help!

 

[Frank-Jan]

The first one is to store the pipes, the second one for nozzles, I decided to only get the one for the nozzles, (it's available seperately, and there's also a version with some nozzles included).  I tought the one for the pipes was supposed to go on top of the hosestorage, and I would have to get the pipes out everytime I would need the hose.
But the things are supposed to go at the bottom of the hosecompartment; so the hose would fit on top of the pipes (I wouldn't know how well this fits, since I don't have the part, and I think it's already enough of a challenge to get the hose in without it being there.) I believe the lower part is also included with the boom-arm, so if you intend to get one of those later on, I wouldn't bother getting one beforehand.

 

[Henning]

The first one is to store the pipes, the second one for nozzles, I decided to only get the one for the nozzles, (it's available seperately, and there's also a version with some nozzles included).  I tought the one for the pipes was supposed to go on top of the hosestorage, and I would have to get the pipes out everytime I would need the hose.
But the things are supposed to go at the bottom of the hosecompartment; so the hose would fit on top of the pipes (I wouldn't know how well this fits, since I don't have the part, and I think it's already enough of a challenge to get the hose in without it being there.) I believe the lower part is also included with the boom-arm, so if you intend to get one of those later on, I wouldn't bother getting one beforehand.

Thanks Frank-Jan!
I came to the same conclusion. The part for the pipes is going to make it hard to get the hose in there and the nozzle thing comes with the boom arm which most definitely is on my list of things to get. So no reason to buy that separately.

 

[woodguy7]

I am sure my Cleantex 26 came with an attachment that goes on the back to hold nozzles ect.  I just threw it back in the box.

Woodguy.

 

[Frank-Jan]

That part would be the powercord storage. The part for nozzle storage has to be bought seperately. (Maybe you got it as an extra from your dealer, but it comes in its own little box)

 

[woodguy7]

No, not an extra.  It was in a plastic bag inside the vac.  It is curved & has the little notches in it for the hoover attachments.  I think you could possibly wind the power cord around it though.  Anybody else here with the Cleantex, did you get this part ?

I will dig it out tomorrow to check.

Woodguy

 

[Frank-Jan]

I didn't get the nozzle thing with mine, I ordered it later.

In this picture both are installed, the one at the top came in a plastic bag with the vac, the lower one came in a box:

 

[woodguy7]

Yep, that the one i got.  But, whats the difference ??

Edit - the one in the second picture is the one i got free in a plastic bag.

 

[Brice Burrell]

If anyone wants to see a pictures of both the nozzle holder for the hose garage and the one for the back of the vac, there are pictures on the AU Woodwork forums (post #37). They were posted by Anthony of Ideal Tools, he's an Australian Festool dealer.