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I recall that there was a thread... seems I remember posting to it.
I purchased a plastic sanding block that had a vacuum hose connection on the handle. You attached the sander to a shop vac. It worked great for me. Keeps the dust down. It's is a little ackward getting use to sanding with the hose flopping, but it was a lot cleaner without the dusk floating throughout the whole house. I don't care how careful you are closing off the room, you still get drywall dust everywhere.
I bought the sander at Lowes for about $12-$15
| Originally Posted by scaesare Quite a while back, there was a thread on a handy-dandy power drywall sander w/ vacuum feature to suck up the dust. I cannot find the thread. Can anybody refresh my memory? Or provide a link to where I can rent one? Thanks. |
I recall that there was a thread... seems I remember posting to it.
I purchased a plastic sanding block that had a vacuum hose connection on the handle. You attached the sander to a shop vac. It worked great for me. Keeps the dust down. It's is a little ackward getting use to sanding with the hose flopping, but it was a lot cleaner without the dusk floating throughout the whole house. I don't care how careful you are closing off the room, you still get drywall dust everywhere.
I bought the sander at Lowes for about $12-$15
