Quite a few people have had the problem when using a cyclone between the vacuum and tool of finding that the Festool Vacs are so powerful that they collapse the container used under the cyclone.
Well I found that that was also a problem for me when I changed from a cheap wet & dry vac to my new CT22. But I was a two hour round trip from anywhere that I might have found a better container.
Another point is that I am going to build an integrated cart that will hold a CT22, Mini CV06 Cyclone and a water pipe boom arm with a sysport section under the CT22. So will not need the current setup for long
So I thought this was a perfect opportunity to try out some of my new toys. So using the MFS700 and OF1400 I cut a reinforcement ring from 20mm ply then as it was a bit of a loose fit attached three legs with 30mm pins.
As you can see it is not very pretty but it gets the job done. I filled the paint bucket three times and had less than a very small handful of very fine dust in the CT22 bag.
Well I found that that was also a problem for me when I changed from a cheap wet & dry vac to my new CT22. But I was a two hour round trip from anywhere that I might have found a better container.
Another point is that I am going to build an integrated cart that will hold a CT22, Mini CV06 Cyclone and a water pipe boom arm with a sysport section under the CT22. So will not need the current setup for long
So I thought this was a perfect opportunity to try out some of my new toys. So using the MFS700 and OF1400 I cut a reinforcement ring from 20mm ply then as it was a bit of a loose fit attached three legs with 30mm pins.
As you can see it is not very pretty but it gets the job done. I filled the paint bucket three times and had less than a very small handful of very fine dust in the CT22 bag.
Don't exaggerate, I had the same problem with my 15 year old household vac.