Here is my wall mounted vacuum system links. Thanks for supporting the channel. www.amazon.com/shop/hawaiitesladetailing?listId=13TFAK2JVPN88&ref=idea_share_inf
Your garage is my dream, but I can not do it because I have neither the money nor the equipment in my country, I just watch and enjoy and wish to have a garage like you one day
I am absolutely loving your setup. Do you find that the 5.0 rigid vacuum has enough sucking power for detailing? I have 6.0 SHO-vans but I’m thinking they might be overkill. I’d love something much smaller.
Thanks for watching the channel. The rigid is a great little machine that does a great job. It provides a good amount of suction and I don’t notice any noticeable loss from the 35’ hose reel. More is always a good thing as long as the machine is actually producing more suction. The rigid is known for being a powerful small machine. Thanks again and don’t hesitate to ask any questions you may have. Did you check out the pressure washer vids. You may like that setup too.
@@HawaiiDetailing Try this one too, works like a champ, I could see it sitting just below the current shop vac and next to the hose reel. You could even hide it in a home made wooden box. ruclips.net/video/oCuaPcuaf6g/видео.html
when it's time to empty, you need to climb up to get vac from high up wall?! so you do not/did not empty every night? I know you have a different setup now but wondering when you have this set up and it needed to get empty every night Was it a pain to do so?
Easy and only would empty when needed. I have a small step stool that reaches it easy. You could have it lower to the ground depending on your setup. Thanks for watching
Great Video!👍🏻 Do you by any chance know if you loose a lot of suction power using that long hose with that ridgid vacuum? I have the same ridgid shop vac & debating on getting that same hose reel & hose but worried that I will lose suction power.
The suction is great. I don’t notice any loss at all. You will be happy with it for sure. That setup is one of my favorite tools in the garage. Thanks for watching.
The hose comes with the reel. It’s a coxreels. There is a link in the description to the exact one I use. I am not sure about Con Tec I have never seen it.
I was wondering how you were gonna turn the vacuum on and then you flipped on the light switch, the planning is insane with the studs and light switch, massive respect haha
Please respond. I was having trouble connecting the center hose to the reel. The end of the hose that’s suggested with the cox reel is 2-1/2 OD. ANY TIPS PLEASE
Your videos are awesome and I have learned so mucn from your videos. Can you please tell me outside to outside width dimension including the handle end to the inlet end? Thank you
I realize a 50 ft. vacuum hose can be used on this Cox reel instead of the 35 ft. you are using. Can you, or any others, give assurances that it does indeed work as effectively with a 50 ft. hose as it does with the 35 ft? Want to use with OVO 700AW central vac unit but don’t want 50 ft. hose to be difficult reeling in.
Good evening, Great video I appreciate it! I am using a rigid shop vac that has a 1 7/8 diameter hose. Rigid HP pro pack. I purchased the hose reel. Any idea on how I can attach my hose or link for reducer of some sort?
Check out the fitting in here. It worked great with the rigid portable vac. www.amazon.com/shop/hawaiitesladetailing?listId=13TFAK2JVPN88&ref=inf_list_own_hawaiitesladetailing Here is the vid with it installed. ruclips.net/video/BgIXIrFU8F0/видео.html Thanks for watching Hope that helps.
Curious if you'd ever used something like a Master Blaster with this system to blow off a car after a wash. I wonder if you would lose too much air volume with that much hose though?
Question for you. Did you need an adapter to get the hose from the vacuum to the reel? Using a rigid vacuum that has a 2.5" connected instead of the 1 7/8" that you have.
Anthony Torrence Anthony Torrence it is a hard wired switched outlet. The plug is next to the vacuum and it is controlled by the switch under the reel. There are other options out there. Ralda’sdetails left a comment with an alternative soulution.
What did you do with the nuts that are on the back of the plywood against the wall. On your other video with the pressure washer and reel you did the same thing. Did you put spacers behind the bolts and plywood?
Check out the video. There is blocking behind the drywall. The plywood was for a friend that had a finished garage. My garage was a remodel so I studied it out prior to drywall for all of my reels. Thanks for watching
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN thanks. That’s great to hear. Consider your layout and pre studding your walls to support the reels properly. I cover it in my pressure washer and vac vids. If you have any questions let me know. Thanks for watching
I don’t have a 35’ hose to use in the test. Probably not a good plan as water will sit in that hose after you are finished and it will be tough to dry out. Thanks for watching
Thanks and no. It’s a great amount of suction. I thought it might too but it’s awesome. Never officially tested the exact amount but if it’s any than it small enough to not notice.
i have the same exact set up and love it so much my handle is also on the left side due to vacuum being on the right side but i wrapped it opposite way end of the hose end up being on the top when coiled all the way i would suggest trying it much easier to coil and unwrap just an idea but yeah its a killer set up man all right :)
I used 2 1/2” lag bolts. The wall blocking is 1 1/2” + 3/4” drywall + 1/4” base plate of the reel makes for 2 1/2” to reach full depth. The reel is heavy so having full depth lags are worth it. Thanks for watching.
I use a crevice tool mainly but also use a brush attachment to help agitate sand from the carpet and a floor attachment to vacuum up the swisstrax garage flooring. The floor attachment is good to have with this wall mounted unit.
Yeah. The original idea was to build high quality affordable wall mounted vac solution that could be upgraded to a vacumaid or similar as needed. That was my plan and I have to say this setup works so well I have no reason to switch it out at this time. Plus you can easily disconnect the vac from the reel and take it mobile. Thanks for watching.
@@HawaiiDetailing LOL, at 66+ years, I don't have enough 'life' left in my life to justify $340 for this hose reel. I will make my own for less than $50 and it will be just as good.
I wish I could find a 2 1/2" hose reel for my work shop and all the ones I have found are all 1 1/2 which I don't want to use because I'm afraid it will clog any suggestions ?
I only know of the 1-1/2” version. Sorry. If I see anything that looks like It may work for you I will get back to you. Good luck. Thanks for watching.
@@abdulelkhatib2674 oh you mean the video is that old. Hahaha. Yeah I try to help people out as much as I can. I will look into it and see if I can find some info for you.
I looked into it. The Coxreels I use have a 2" hose and 1-1/2 cuff where the vac attaches to the reel. That is the only size available from them. Sorry I was not able to help. There may be other options that are for other uses like pool cleaning I believe uses a 2" hose and they have some reels that are not as easy to look at but might do the job. Good luck and thanks for watching the videos on my channel.
Yeah. You have to get the lag bolts that work for your situation. I used stainless 2.5” with fender washers. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Yeah. Be careful if you try that one. It’s all I wear here. Like a second set of feet. Have not worn shoes in over a year and that was just for a day. All kidding aside be smart and protect your feet. Thanks for watching.
Here is my wall mounted vacuum system links. Thanks for supporting the channel. www.amazon.com/shop/hawaiitesladetailing?listId=13TFAK2JVPN88&ref=idea_share_inf
I’m told I’m crazy for having a clean organized garage. I’m glad to know I’m not the only nut out here lol
You and me both! Thanks for watching
You need to check out mat from obsessed garage, that man is on another level
Yeah all my neighbor's wives are always super friendly to me once the garage door is up.
Mad respect for a guy that plans ahead AND uses a level. 🤯
Epic set up. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks a lot.
Just stumbled over your channel and I love it. Great work.
Thank you.
Never stop doing what your doing my friend your gonna be a big name in the game
Thanks for watching. I appreciate it
Your garage is my dream, but I can not do it because I have neither the money nor the equipment in my country, I just watch and enjoy and wish to have a garage like you one day
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the videos. Thanks for watching
I am absolutely loving your setup. Do you find that the 5.0 rigid vacuum has enough sucking power for detailing? I have 6.0 SHO-vans but I’m thinking they might be overkill. I’d love something much smaller.
Thanks for watching the channel. The rigid is a great little machine that does a great job. It provides a good amount of suction and I don’t notice any noticeable loss from the 35’ hose reel. More is always a good thing as long as the machine is actually producing more suction. The rigid is known for being a powerful small machine. Thanks again and don’t hesitate to ask any questions you may have. Did you check out the pressure washer vids. You may like that setup too.
Time to paint the vacuum battleship gray as well!
Thats another vid I already did. Thanks for watching
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One thing you might consider is a secondary 3-5 gal bucket that will save your filter.
What do you mean a secondary bucket?
Hawaii Tesla & Detailing www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Shop-Vacuums/Dustopper/N-5yc1vZc2a7Zlug
I will have a look. Thanks.
@@HawaiiDetailing Try this one too, works like a champ, I could see it sitting just below the current shop vac and next to the hose reel. You could even hide it in a home made wooden box. ruclips.net/video/oCuaPcuaf6g/видео.html
This will be my next project! Thanks for sharing. Kenneth, Norway🇳🇴
Yeah. It’s one of my favorite garage tools. It makes vacuuming more enjoyable for sure. You will like it. Thanks for watching the channel.
when it's time to empty, you need to climb up to get vac from high up wall?! so you do not/did not empty every night? I know you have a different setup now but wondering when you have this set up and it needed to get empty every night Was it a pain to do so?
Easy and only would empty when needed. I have a small step stool that reaches it easy. You could have it lower to the ground depending on your setup. Thanks for watching
good morning is there enough suction power with that hose ?? im wondering if it loses power
Not that I can tell. I cover it pretty good on this vid. ruclips.net/video/1XnIvIE-1_I/видео.html
Thanks for watching
sorry if i missed it, were you satisfied with the suction power from that vacuum and that long of a hose?
Gardners Garage Yes I am. I see no noticeable loss in suction. Works great. Thanks
Nice set up. Smart to have put in the blocking before you drywalled!
Thanks for watching. I appreciate it
Great Video!👍🏻
Do you by any chance know if you loose a lot of suction power using that long hose with that ridgid vacuum? I have the same ridgid shop vac & debating on getting that same hose reel & hose but worried that I will lose suction power.
The suction is great. I don’t notice any loss at all. You will be happy with it for sure. That setup is one of my favorite tools in the garage. Thanks for watching.
I’m trying to build a dual stage shop vac. The rigid is not strong enough for detailing
The setup is awesome!
Thanks
Hi, Did the hose come with the reel? do you know what brand it is? Is the quality similar to Con-Tec?
The hose comes with the reel. It’s a coxreels. There is a link in the description to the exact one I use. I am not sure about Con Tec I have never seen it.
Could you install the handle on either side or does it have to be on a particular side?
You could rotate (during the install) the whole reel so that handle is on the other side. Thanks for watching.
Great features!
I was wondering how you were gonna turn the vacuum on and then you flipped on the light switch, the planning is insane with the studs and light switch, massive respect haha
Thanks.
Please respond. I was having trouble connecting the center hose to the reel. The end of the hose that’s suggested with the cox reel is 2-1/2 OD. ANY TIPS PLEASE
What type of vacuum are you hooking up to it?
Your videos are awesome and I have learned so mucn from your videos.
Can you please tell me outside to outside width dimension including the handle end to the inlet end?
Thank you
24". Thanks for watching
nice set up, and first time having a guest in the video!
Thanks. Its nice to have guests.
Hey man, unrelated to this video but where did you get your stainless steel braided supply hose for your pressure washer? Thank you
Look in the description of my pressure washer vid. All the parts are listed for the whole kit. Thanks ruclips.net/video/S73KfXSwT_4/видео.html
I realize a 50 ft. vacuum hose can be used on this Cox reel instead of the 35 ft. you are using. Can you, or any others, give assurances that it does indeed work as effectively with a 50 ft. hose as it does with the 35 ft? Want to use with OVO 700AW central vac unit but don’t want 50 ft. hose to be difficult reeling in.
It will be no problem. I choose the 35' because my area is only 25'. If i were to buy another one I would go with the 50'. Thanks for watching
How's the suction through 35'? I have the same vacuum and I'm thinking of getting this reel, possibly with 50'.
It’s great at 35’. I am pretty sure it will be good at 50’ too. I love my vac and reel. They are really nice to use.
Good evening,
Great video I appreciate it!
I am using a rigid shop vac that has a 1 7/8 diameter hose. Rigid HP pro pack.
I purchased the hose reel.
Any idea on how I can attach my hose or link for reducer of some sort?
Check out the fitting in here. It worked great with the rigid portable vac. www.amazon.com/shop/hawaiitesladetailing?listId=13TFAK2JVPN88&ref=inf_list_own_hawaiitesladetailing
Here is the vid with it installed. ruclips.net/video/BgIXIrFU8F0/видео.html
Thanks for watching
Hope that helps.
How u get the vacuum to turn on do u have a separate plug for the vacuum thanks
Yes it’s a separate switched plug.
Curious if you'd ever used something like a Master Blaster with this system to blow off a car after a wash. I wonder if you would lose too much air volume with that much hose though?
They have small hoses and fittings. I think it would not be good. Not enough blast. Thanks for watching
That's an awesome set up man, where did you buy the vacuum hose? Thanks
www.amazon.com/shop/hawaiitesladetailing?listId=3F36TT3QU5TEY&ref=idea_share_inf
Question for you. Did you need an adapter to get the hose from the vacuum to the reel? Using a rigid vacuum that has a 2.5" connected instead of the 1 7/8" that you have.
I did not use an adapter. Thanks for watching
I am doing the same. Any recommendations?
How did you install that power switch in the wall to run your vacuum?
Anthony Torrence Anthony Torrence it is a hard wired switched outlet. The plug is next to the vacuum and it is controlled by the switch under the reel. There are other options out there.
Ralda’sdetails left a comment with an alternative soulution.
Did yours come with the hose? Is it 2 inch? I want to do a set up like that. Nice job!
Yes it comes with the hose. There is a link in the description so you can get all the details in the reel. Thanks for watching.
What did you do with the nuts that are on the back of the plywood against the wall.
On your other video with the pressure washer and reel you did the same thing.
Did you put spacers behind the bolts and plywood?
Check out the video. There is blocking behind the drywall. The plywood was for a friend that had a finished garage. My garage was a remodel so I studied it out prior to drywall for all of my reels. Thanks for watching
Nice set u
Nice set up
I’m building a house and gonna have my garage set up similar
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN thanks. That’s great to hear. Consider your layout and pre studding your walls to support the reels properly. I cover it in my pressure washer and vac vids. If you have any questions let me know. Thanks for watching
What size is the original vac hose and what size is the reel hose?
can you make a video testing the ridgid shop vac can extract well with the mytee extractor head through the 35 foot hose?
I don’t have a 35’ hose to use in the test. Probably not a good plan as water will sit in that hose after you are finished and it will be tough to dry out. Thanks for watching
Garage is looking awesome! Are you seeing some loss of suction with the additional hose length?
Thanks and no. It’s a great amount of suction. I thought it might too but it’s awesome. Never officially tested the exact amount but if it’s any than it small enough to not notice.
Good to hear, keep the awesome content coming.
i have the same exact set up and love it so much
my handle is also on the left side due to vacuum being on the right side but i wrapped it opposite way end of the hose end up being on the top when coiled all the way
i would suggest trying it much easier to coil and unwrap just an idea but yeah its a killer set up man all right :)
Thanks is for watching and sharing your thoughts. I appreciate it.
Does it lose suction because of the longer hose in the Cox real?
If it does it’s a small amount that is not noticeable. Thanks for watching
Nice. I wonder how I could do something like that for woodworking dust collection.
Yeah. I am sure you could. I like this setup a lot. Thanks for watching
Great video could you show how you did the switch on the wall to the vacuum thanks
Sorry I did not film that. I wired a standard switched outlet on a dedicated 20 amp circuit. Thanks for watching.
@@HawaiiDetailing I also would be interested on how you did the switch on the wall. Thx
Do u know if this would fit the bissell garage vac?
No matter what vacuum you would just use an adapter to fit it to the reel. Thanks for watching
What size lag screws/washer did you use?
I used 2 1/2” lag bolts. The wall blocking is 1 1/2” + 3/4” drywall + 1/4” base plate of the reel makes for 2 1/2” to reach full depth. The reel is heavy so having full depth lags are worth it. Thanks for watching.
Subbed. Nice work.
Thanks for watching
What vacuum accessories do you use that attach to the end of the hose? (crevice tool, etc.)
I use a crevice tool mainly but also use a brush attachment to help agitate sand from the carpet and a floor attachment to vacuum up the swisstrax garage flooring. The floor attachment is good to have with this wall mounted unit.
@@HawaiiDetailing do you have a link to the attachments?
I would prefer to use a central vacuum if I was a detailer
Yeah. The original idea was to build high quality affordable wall mounted vac solution that could be upgraded to a vacumaid or similar as needed. That was my plan and I have to say this setup works so well I have no reason to switch it out at this time. Plus you can easily disconnect the vac from the reel and take it mobile. Thanks for watching.
Does it have loss of suction
Not much if any. Works great.
do these cox reels have lifetime warranty or something? cuz i mean for that price , they better 😭
They last a long time. I am not affiliated or ever had a problem with them so I don’t know what the warranty is.
so if i get a 6.5 hp machine will i lose a lot of suction
No. I did not notice any reduction worth talking about.
Very cool but $427 for a vacuum hose/reel?
Yeah you have to want it to pay that money. I agree. Thanks for watching
Heck yeah, I want one.
$340
*shocked Pikachu*
Worth every penny. will last the rest of my life. No more winding up hoses in the corner. Thanks for watching
@@HawaiiDetailing LOL, at 66+ years, I don't have enough 'life' left in my life to justify $340 for this hose reel. I will make my own for less than $50 and it will be just as good.
@@bobd. good to hear. That’s the spirit. I love it.
I wish I could find a 2 1/2" hose reel for my work shop and all the ones I have found are all 1 1/2 which I don't want to use because I'm afraid it will clog any suggestions ?
I only know of the 1-1/2” version. Sorry. If I see anything that looks like It may work for you I will get back to you. Good luck. Thanks for watching.
@@HawaiiDetailing Thats kind of dissapointing but I am glad you still reply to comments even after over 5 months
@@abdulelkhatib2674 oh you mean the video is that old. Hahaha. Yeah I try to help people out as much as I can. I will look into it and see if I can find some info for you.
@@HawaiiDetailing Thank you very much I appreciate it
I looked into it. The Coxreels I use have a 2" hose and 1-1/2 cuff where the vac attaches to the reel. That is the only size available from them. Sorry I was not able to help. There may be other options that are for other uses like pool cleaning I believe uses a 2" hose and they have some reels that are not as easy to look at but might do the job. Good luck and thanks for watching the videos on my channel.
Great subscribed!!
Ralda’s Details thanks. Glad you liked it.
The Cox reel cost more than the vacuum. Need to get you a dual stage motor vacuum.
I have a killler vacuum now. Look at my video list. Thanks for watching
Mine came with no hardware is that usual?
Yeah. You have to get the lag bolts that work for your situation. I used stainless 2.5” with fender washers. Let me know if you have any other questions.
@@HawaiiDetailing will a 1/2 by 3in hex lag screw work?
@@longtime3941 yes. You want to get a good depth into the stud but not poke out the back. You should pre drill too so you don’t split the studs.
@@HawaiiDetailing ok cool. Man I wish I could show you what we working with lol
Did you purchase the 30' or 50' Coxreels Vacuum Reel? Thank you!
35'
First
I see you and like it
Thats got to be a pain when you have to empty the can.
B B my step ladder and 2 minutes. Never having to touch it for anything else but to empty it makes up for it hands down.
$338 for a hose and reel??! 🤪 and you get to buy the vacuum separately. I’m in!!!
Thanks for watching. I know its not cheap but man its nice. Makes vacuuming more tolerable.
Seems like a pain to have to get a ladder to clean out the vacuum.
Not at all. Easy. Thanks for watching
Flip flops and a ladder is an accident waiting to happen
Yeah. Be careful if you try that one. It’s all I wear here. Like a second set of feet. Have not worn shoes in over a year and that was just for a day. All kidding aside be smart and protect your feet. Thanks for watching.
This is so wrong . Yourself a real vacuum. This should be on the end of a Central Vacuum !
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You should upgrade to a real central vacuum
CUSTOM WALL MOUNTED GARAGE VACUUM BEST VACUUM for auto detailing
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they canceled me again ill keep subbing my brother. i will find you
I have 50 ft
Yeah. How do you like it? Thanks for watching
$530 for the 35’ hose reel. WTF
Yeah. Not cheap. Great quality though. Lifetime investment but not a necessity if the budget is not there.