Frank Pellow
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Here is what I use in order to keep the hose above my work and manageable:
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There is about 130 centimetre's play in the hose on the bench. That is enough for most tasks, but I certainly could make use of a longer hose. One is on my Wish List.Corwin said:I don't know, but it look as though you are at the end of yourropehose. Looks to me that you either need a taller ladder or a longer hose for that setup to have enough slack in the hose to be useful. Or, am I not seeing something?
Corwin said:Wonder if Festool will pull the opening post for safety purposes... [unsure] just kidding.
I also have a CT22 and I have used it on a ladder. But, the Midi is a lot easier to lift up there.Corwin said:Really doesn't matter how much the Festool Boom Arm costs for those with a Mini or Midi -- the Boom Arm only fits the larger CT extractors.
... and you may want a larger ladder to balance a CT too. [scared]
Wonder if Festool will pull the opening post for safety purposes... [unsure] just kidding.
It's actually a lot more secure than it looks. Two bungee cords hold the vac quite securely to the ladder and the ladder is stable with rubber feat on a level wood floor.NVA_WW said:I hope your vac doesn't fall [scared]. If so, the boom arm would be a lot cheaper [wink]
Peter, I think that this is the picture that you recall and it's me on the ladder, not the vac:Peter Halle said:If I remember correctly, Frank's dust collector isn't afraid of heights. I believe that there is a picture around here when he was sanding his cabin that is more drastic. Looked in his gallery but couldn't find it.
Peter
Andreas, although it looks like I might have set this up as a joke, I really do work with this arrangement from time to time.EcoFurniture said:That is too funny! Well done [big grin]