Kapex hose
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Not that I know.
Two things you could do.
1: buy a cheaper hose and cut it.
2: buy a longer Festool hose and cut it down and have two.
I went with a Bosch hose, and cut it in half.
Btw I went with a non anti static hose.
Charlie
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Two things you could do.
1: buy a cheaper hose and cut it.
2: buy a longer Festool hose and cut it down and have two.
I went with a Bosch hose, and cut it in half.
Btw I went with a non anti static hose.
Charlie
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StanB said:
Hi [member=45856]StanB[/member]
I had a rush of blood a while back and bought a 5m anti static 36 mm hose. I cut about 1.2 m off for the Kapex and the remainder stretches perfectly from my centrally positioned CT to my tracksaw cutting station where I connect it to my TS55.
Although I deliberated on the purchase for a while it has turned out to be a really good investment.
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elfick said:
There would be a slight improvement but a short 36 mm works brilliantly.
Peter
elfick said:
Here's a less expensive way to test your theory: https://www.oneida-air.com/flex-hose/vacuum-hose/2-5-inch-5-5-foot-wire-reinforced-vacuum-hose
That hose from Oneida is very well made and a perfect fit in the Festool vacs ... and $17.
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Interesting. Is the hose an anti static hose? Presumably to get it to work you would need to cut the ends odd and attach festool ends.
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