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Location: NYC
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Burn out my shop-vac motor by using it with sander?
I was delighted to find that my Rigid shop-vac hose fits perfectly into the dust collection socket of my Rigid random orbit sander. The only thing is that it shuts down the intake quite a bit so that the vac is really screaming. I'm wondering if I'm risking burning out the motor on the vac by using it this way.
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