tazprime38
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Rigged up a dyson cyclone cannistor to my nilfisk attix 33-2m extractor.
This was only a trial. I got the dyson cannistor for a bargain £1 at a car boot sale so I thought its worth a go.
I was surprised at the suction, it was quite strong and hardly any loss compared to without the dyson attached.
Only thing I need to find out and am hoping someone can shed some insight on is by using this set up have I compromised the antistatic function of my extractor?
The black hose is not antistatic just normal vacuum hose but it is connected to the extractor using the nilfisk antistatic connector. The othet connectors are pvc pipe and old vacuum connectors connecting to the dyson.
Update. I used it yesterday on a skirting job and I just used th bungee strap that came with the nilfisk attix 33-2m to stap the dyson to the top of the L-box on the Nilfisk. Absolutely no movement and did not fall over. So I basically do not have to make or adapt anything to strap the dyson collector to my extractor. Takes 10 seconds to strap on and off.
This was only a trial. I got the dyson cannistor for a bargain £1 at a car boot sale so I thought its worth a go.
I was surprised at the suction, it was quite strong and hardly any loss compared to without the dyson attached.
Only thing I need to find out and am hoping someone can shed some insight on is by using this set up have I compromised the antistatic function of my extractor?
The black hose is not antistatic just normal vacuum hose but it is connected to the extractor using the nilfisk antistatic connector. The othet connectors are pvc pipe and old vacuum connectors connecting to the dyson.
Update. I used it yesterday on a skirting job and I just used th bungee strap that came with the nilfisk attix 33-2m to stap the dyson to the top of the L-box on the Nilfisk. Absolutely no movement and did not fall over. So I basically do not have to make or adapt anything to strap the dyson collector to my extractor. Takes 10 seconds to strap on and off.