On sale: Shop-Vac 9066200 10-14 Gallon Disposable Collection Filter Bag, 3-Pack
Shop-Vac 9066200 10-14 Gallon Disposable Collection Filter Bag, 3-Pack
Disposable Collection Filter Bags Easy to use and install, these disposable filters come in a package of three and can be used for your everyday pick-up needs of fine dust, dirt, and debris. Fits 10-14 gallon vacs (side inlets only)
- Disposable collection bag makes clean up easy, just throw bag and dirt away
- Fits 10 to 14-gallon side inlet tanks
- Dry pickup only
- 3 per pack
- Easy to install
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Sam takes you on a tour of his woodworking and woodturning shop. He shows you around his well-equipped 1650 square foot shop, as well as a proper floor plan and how wood should “flow” from the first cut to the finished project.
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Great Filters for my old Shop Vac.,
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|CLAMPS! CLAMPS! CLAMPS! – My kinda guy. Great shop. Looks like whatever the size of the shop, you can almost fill it!
Thanks for your vids
BJE
Just watched your video, very impressive!. I just left the biggest shop I've ever had , to move here to AZ. I managed to buy a piece of property that has left room out behind the usual house yard etc for a reasonably large shop. Benefits are that it has a walled space for the shop (4 to 5 feet high) and its about 80 x 45 ft. and a 12ft gate. So am perusing shops to get some ideas on ways to improve on what I have done before. Thanks for the video, will be back to look at various aspects in the future.
Holla! Have you heard about – Bammu Incredible Woodworking Guru (google it)? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got excellent results with it.
Nice shop! Thanks for the tour!
Wonderful shop Sam. I work out of an attached 3 car garage. But my wife said I had to leave her space for her car, plus I rode a motorcycle and that takes up room. But I have a full size table saw, drill press, bandsaw, joiners 6ft, dust collector and a small portable planer. I just added a jet 1642 – 2hp a year or so ago and have enjoyed learning to use it. If it was not for you, captain Eddie and Mike Waldt and others, I would be lost using it. So thank you for sharing your knowledge with us…; all of us amateur lathe turners ( junkies ).
Alright there! Have you heard the talk about – Omazi Easiest Woodworking Template – (do a quick google search)? I've heard some amazing things about it and many woodworking pros and beginners can't seem to stop talking about the many beautiful successful projects they've done easily with it.
Thank You so much for the good advise!
Thanks for the tour, very impressive shop. I am considering buying a lathe, would you have any recommendations for first time buyer?
Thanks Again,
JT
It's really challenging to start a wood working project. I had created wasted so much time & money on my previous work. Then I discovered the reason, that is I didn't have a exact plan & diagram. I always let things even worse when it could be solved quickly if I had some experience. Then I discovered a woodworking program which contains all the detailed diagram, tips & guides – it help me lots.
Really nice shop. Nicely laid out. Well done.