I'm a detailer and use a Festool Ct26. It has lots of suction and is fairly quiet. I don't have it, but there is a bluetooth remote option where you can attach a remote to the hose end.
These reels are great quality. Reel is typical commercial build quality for Coxreels and the hose is great quality as well. I have used mine for a while now and it definitely will improve your user experience.
I have a festool midi.. it’s amazing, the hose itself is worth the price.. buying the hose by itself is like $300.. it’s made out of cloth and has a swiveling piece at the end so the hose never gets all bundled up, plus it has a Bluetooth button at the end of the hose that turns the vacuum on and off so you don’t have to walk back and forth.. it’s pricey but badass.. you’ll want it just for the hose itself
Fantastic Matt, looking forward to seeing what you come up with for Vacs. Moving the shop vac up from the basement is a PIA and smaller ones to keep in the garage lack the power of the big 16 gallon. Plus, extension cords that always come unplugged and risking dragging the vac into the car....the struggle is real. Love how you dismiss the haters, keep it up!
Gosh dang it Matt I didn’t want a damn vacuum hose or reel. I didn’t want a Kranzle. I didn’t want a Cox reel, or care for a dang expensive pressure hose or wand or all this stuff you sale but in the last week I have purchased a 1322 total stop with hose a Cox reel and vacuum hose and reel for it several quick connects a couple OG mosmatic sprayers! Yes two idk why! Wands and more fitings and tubes and all kinds of stuff. I didn’t know existed a week ago. Hell I took my cars to the scratch wash once a month if that. I never cared for a clean car but there is something about you and your voice and humor that makes me want to buy this shit! I can’t wait to actually use it now. Thanks your a great salesman ps I also have some of the same personal issues jump jump look for perfection move from one project to another never satisfied! Sending my love from FISHERS IN
I've got this reel. I know you're not interested but I use it with my vaccumaid wall hung unit. No complaints about the reel. Through a short hose the vaccumaid has allot of suction but through a 50 footer, it's greatly reduced but I'm satisfied overall. I had to get adapters from vaccumaid to mate hoses to the reel. Some light sanding was needed to get the connections to fit into the coxreel.
Matt, Have you sourced or researched the best vacuum attachments? I would be interested in this. My initial thoughts are feel in the hand (ergonomics), durability, construction material, likeliness to damage surfaces, look, and obviously performance in tight spaces etc.
I really don’t understand why u keep mentioning the negative and hate comments even though most of us love your content for your obsessiveness and wish we had the means to do what u do
Any update on Vacuum? I’m looking for a wall mounted unit that is wet/dry! Live in Northern MI and hunks of snow build up fall on garage floor ! Prolux any good?
Work at a dealership and they have a EuroVac industrial vacuum system with 6 inch line coming out of main vacuum, and branching out to about a 2 to 3 inch line into each bay. Way overkill then what is needed but I believe they have something smaller
$432 is not overpriced, that is the value you get by not tripping over your big box store vacuum while it bounces off the back of your legs and your car as it follows you around.
No kidding I need a vacuum now that better than the crap the sale they tip they are bulky loud ugly never easy to clean expensive for filters Matt you got a vac I can buy
An Engineer chasing for that well engineered product. I ordered a C8 ZO6 / ZR1 and when it comes Whatever house We are in at the time I want your cabinet and garage floor upgrade too. I am in the Tampa Bay Area. Good video thanks will Follow up with ya.
The scene at 7:24 makes it seem like unless you have a foot of hose dangling down that it will unwind unless its ziptied like the other 2 reels in this video, is that the case?
What about the vacuums they put in houses that have central vacuums? I don't know how good they are but if they are designed to be mounted in the basement or garage with a couple hundred feet of piping and still have suction power they should be good right,
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?
I have a central vac system in my house. I had them install a port in the garage and it works great. I wonder how I would make this reel work with my system. The end of my hose makes an electrical contact to activate the vacuum.
That's prettymuch fancy pool vaccum hose so you should be able to find the adapters you need to hook up to your vaccum at your local pool supplies store. You might be able to squeeze a 60' hose on that reel by going with a 1.5" hose.
Are you planing to offer a smaller hose reel to used with 30 ft hose? Cen-tec uses a smaller cox reel, would be a great option for those that dont want to take up a lot of wall space and have no need for 50ft hose.
Narcissist? Couldn’t be further from the truth. I was fortunate enough to find Matt here in his beginning days. He offered his email, his cell phone, and spoke to me on the phone for 20 minutes helping me select the Kranzle, way before he was selling anything. He’s awesome.
i got rid of my shop vac type vacuum a few years ago. Bought one of the Dyson v2 and hung it in the garage. For 200 bucks it's strong enough to clean a well-kept car and just hangs on the wall the rest of the time. No bags and no cords are well worth it.
If you end up down the dust extractor rabbit hole, you’re going to have to figure out for us all which is best for automotive purposes as there’s a ton on the market now: Festool, Fein, Bosch, Makita, Dewalt, Metabo, Mirka, Mafell, Milwaukee, Stihl, etc etc......
how is the suction with a 6hp vac and 50ft hose? patiently waiting for my hose reel to be fulfilled from og just worried my vac wont have any suction after it gets the 50ft hose added on
@@aarond3971 inherently you’ll lose a small amount of suction just due to the different length in hose, but trust me it’s nothing to be concerned about.
@@ObsessedGarage I understand why that is for the time being as you're not yet carrying inventory and thus drop shipping. But do you expect that to change as demand increases so this cox reel will ship the same as the others?
Width is listed on the web site as 23.63". Does that include the handle when assembled and the intake on the side? Or is that the size of the reel itself?
I picked up a vacuum hose reel on Amazon. $259 with a 40' hose. DustRight I believe. I still can't use it in my mobile setup just yet (no room for it yet) But I can't wait to add it to the mobile rig and save some time!
Shouldn’t your hose diameter be the same size or smaller than the inlet size of the vacuum? Aside from the obvious issues of being about to suck up things bigger than your vacuum can actually take in, there would be a suction loss going to a larger diameter hose.
I'm ready to purchase a wall vac for my garage. Can't wait to see the up-and-coming content. I will probably pass on the hose reel though. It's huge and would be a difficult fit in my average-sized garage.
The main issue I am seeing is a vacuum motor powerful enough to suck though all the hose. Matt why don’t you contact Dyson - have them build you OG mobile solutions and the one Larry had built at his new AMMO detailing shop! The system is part of the wall with hoses connecting directly to the inlet.
I have the festool CT36, the dupray carmen super inox 220v extractor, dyson v10 and the vacumaid s3600. would love to see a fixed vacuum better and more powerfull than the vacumaid s3600.
Definitely curious to see what offerings are out there. I have the vacumaid garage vac pro and it does everything I need. I guess I am the sun joe owner in this situation haha.
I've got you beat. I'm using a plug-in Shark handheld vac. But if and when someone comes out with a good battery powered hand-held unit, I'm doing cartwheels. My interiors don't get dirty enough for the big wall unit, hose reel, hose and attachments. But oh how I do love the cool stuff.
Do you notice a huge amount of suction loss when you’re trying to vacuum a car? I have the reel already with 50’ on it, but haven’t set it up yet and I’m curious.
Maybe it's just me, but I think these cox vacuum hose reels are too big and bulky. I personally think a coreless shop vac like the Milwaukee M18 is best for my use case, but everyone needs is different.
This gets tricky if you aren't able to get your hands on both cabinets in person or know the story of Saber. Specifications are super useful in a vacuum, but not in real life. Saber is the product of a cabinet expert leaving his engineering gig at Baldhead cabinets and drawing up what he thought an affordable cabinet could be. He got on a plane to China and had them made to his spec. Gauge means very little in the cabinet world. New Age is a market first, make cabinets second. Those products are always inferior to the make the cabinet first, then try and sell it. I'll have a video soon where I buy and compare in my garage. I'm going to buy New Age, Gladiator, Husky, etc. and show you what I'm talking about. I desperately wish we could have an awesome array of cabinets for $2500, but you can't. If you could, I would sell them. I'm just saying what is so.
@@AlexR3510 just buy the reel with the hose. Or go to a pool store and buy two 1.5 inch swivel cuffs. Master blaster comes with the same size hose that works with this. Would be nice if there was a 90 degree swivel to connect to the reel though....
I don’t know shit about vacuums but I know this my wife’s rainbow was expensive as hell and it never dies. Too bad I don’t know of a shop style vac from them.
There are a few good vacuum YT content creators but I suggest teaming with Performancereviews a former vacuum tech and shop owner. His videos are mostly home vacs reviews and repairs but he is very knowledgeable and still goes to trade shows
I wonder if you could use these with prevost piping, similar to how you run it from an air compressor, so you could have a stationary vacuum and your hose running from the ceiling.
Vacuum wars has experience with vacuums Did you knew that the gas station vacuums do not actually have a lot of power They are equal to the good Walmart ones
Buy a Miele canister vacuum Even though they are for the house their suction is out of this world! By the way be careful you might like Miele so much that you buy everything from them
I'm a detailer and use a Festool Ct26. It has lots of suction and is fairly quiet. I don't have it, but there is a bluetooth remote option where you can attach a remote to the hose end.
Screw the haters, Matt keep up the great work! With your " rain man" talent, you will develop the best vacuum combo on the market no doubt.
These reels are great quality. Reel is typical commercial build quality for Coxreels and the hose is great quality as well. I have used mine for a while now and it definitely will improve your user experience.
Where do you get the attachments for the hose? Are they universal?
Matt, stoked to see the Vacuum deep dive! I’ve been quietly hoping for this...!!
I have a festool midi.. it’s amazing, the hose itself is worth the price.. buying the hose by itself is like $300.. it’s made out of cloth and has a swiveling piece at the end so the hose never gets all bundled up, plus it has a Bluetooth button at the end of the hose that turns the vacuum on and off so you don’t have to walk back and forth.. it’s pricey but badass.. you’ll want it just for the hose itself
Fantastic Matt, looking forward to seeing what you come up with for Vacs. Moving the shop vac up from the basement is a PIA and smaller ones to keep in the garage lack the power of the big 16 gallon. Plus, extension cords that always come unplugged and risking dragging the vac into the car....the struggle is real. Love how you dismiss the haters, keep it up!
Gosh dang it Matt I didn’t want a damn vacuum hose or reel. I didn’t want a Kranzle. I didn’t want a Cox reel, or care for a dang expensive pressure hose or wand or all this stuff you sale but in the last week I have purchased a 1322 total stop with hose a Cox reel and vacuum hose and reel for it several quick connects a couple OG mosmatic sprayers! Yes two idk why! Wands and more fitings and tubes and all kinds of stuff. I didn’t know existed a week ago. Hell I took my cars to the scratch wash once a month if that. I never cared for a clean car but there is something about you and your voice and humor that makes me want to buy this shit! I can’t wait to actually use it now. Thanks your a great salesman ps I also have some of the same personal issues jump jump look for perfection move from one project to another never satisfied! Sending my love from FISHERS IN
I've got this reel. I know you're not interested but I use it with my vaccumaid wall hung unit. No complaints about the reel. Through a short hose the vaccumaid has allot of suction but through a 50 footer, it's greatly reduced but I'm satisfied overall. I had to get adapters from vaccumaid to mate hoses to the reel. Some light sanding was needed to get the connections to fit into the coxreel.
I need these adapters info. Please!
Adapter link or info please
Looking to do same setup thanks
Custom order one in black a few months back... absolutely awesome! Have it hooked up to my VacuMaid that is Manufactured in Ponca City, OK .
how's the VacuMaid ??
Adapters for set upneed a small hose to go from vacumaid to coxreel set up link or sizes
Matt is a Legend.
Don't let the simps make you water down the top tier content you provide 👌👍
I own the middle one Matt. Worth every penny
I watched from 10:00 to 10:15 5 times and I'm still in stitches 2 big thumbs up
I have this exact vacuum reel hooked to the bissel pro vac canister system in my detail trailer and I love it! Best reels ever made!
Matt, Have you sourced or researched the best vacuum attachments? I would be interested in this. My initial thoughts are feel in the hand (ergonomics), durability, construction material, likeliness to damage surfaces, look, and obviously performance in tight spaces etc.
You could use a rubber fernco coupler or adapter to hook the vacuum to the reel. Comes varies sizes, with clamps, and commonly sold.
Link?
What’s your beef with flexzilla I have the 100’ pressure washer hose it’s awesome
They are junk.
I really don’t understand why u keep mentioning the negative and hate comments even though most of us love your content for your obsessiveness and wish we had the means to do what u do
Yeah, come on Matty
It's fun to stick it to the dumb, dumbs.
Vacuum content ASAP please!
After scratching the top of that box at 5:54, Matt spent the rest of the night polishing it and protecting it.
Top it off with sacrificia layer
hahahhaha
Yes!! Now I need the complete vacuum package for the 40x60 Kylah Barn we are building! Looking forward to getting the wash bay dialed in!
Any update on Vacuum? I’m looking for a wall mounted unit that is wet/dry! Live in Northern MI and hunks of snow build up fall on garage floor ! Prolux any good?
We are working on it right now.
Work at a dealership and they have a EuroVac industrial vacuum system with 6 inch line coming out of main vacuum, and branching out to about a 2 to 3 inch line into each bay. Way overkill then what is needed but I believe they have something smaller
Are there color options for the hose itself? Or trim colors?
These are awesome! Just purchased ours
Hey Matt, what do u think of the Drainvac retractable hose reel. It’s expensive but looks like it does the job.
$432 is not overpriced, that is the value you get by not tripping over your big box store vacuum while it bounces off the back of your legs and your car as it follows you around.
No kidding I need a vacuum now that better than the crap the sale they tip they are bulky loud ugly never easy to clean expensive for filters Matt you got a vac I can buy
I just sold 10,000 of these but I am thinking of ordering one from you.. I do like the idea
An Engineer chasing for that well engineered product. I ordered a C8 ZO6 / ZR1 and when it comes Whatever house We are in at the time I want your cabinet and garage floor upgrade too. I am in the Tampa Bay Area. Good video thanks will Follow up with ya.
The scene at 7:24 makes it seem like unless you have a foot of hose dangling down that it will unwind unless its ziptied like the other 2 reels in this video, is that the case?
What about the vacuums they put in houses that have central vacuums? I don't know how good they are but if they are designed to be mounted in the basement or garage with a couple hundred feet of piping and still have suction power they should be good right,
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?
You should check out Exair, Matt. Air compressor driven vacs, factory grade, heavy duty, I think they'd get what you're trying to do with OG.
Excited to see what you discover with the carpet cleaners
What vacuum do you suggest using with this reel because the hose is long I don’t think this little vacuum is doing it
Hi Matt! I've been waiting for you to profile a vac set up. Can't wait till you research the vacs, themsleves!
I have a central vac system in my house. I had them install a port in the garage and it works great. I wonder how I would make this reel work with my system. The end of my hose makes an electrical contact to activate the vacuum.
Looking forward to OG covering the vacuum stuff, thank ya!
That's prettymuch fancy pool vaccum hose so you should be able to find the adapters you need to hook up to your vaccum at your local pool supplies store. You might be able to squeeze a 60' hose on that reel by going with a 1.5" hose.
Are you planing to offer a smaller hose reel to used with 30 ft hose? Cen-tec uses a smaller cox reel, would be a great option for those that dont want to take up a lot of wall space and have no need for 50ft hose.
I haven't thought about that, but thanks for brining it up. Yes, we need to do that.
@@ObsessedGarage perfect! will be looking forward to that.
Is this only for "dry" vacuuming? What about "wet" vacuuming for when you cleaning interiors in car?
Thanks doing the research on "Quality" products I can dream and have an end goal to own!! Keep up the great work!
Narcissist? Couldn’t be further from the truth. I was fortunate enough to find Matt here in his beginning days. He offered his email, his cell phone, and spoke to me on the phone for 20 minutes helping me select the Kranzle, way before he was selling anything. He’s awesome.
i got rid of my shop vac type vacuum a few years ago. Bought one of the Dyson v2 and hung it in the garage. For 200 bucks it's strong enough to clean a well-kept car and just hangs on the wall the rest of the time. No bags and no cords are well worth it.
If you end up down the dust extractor rabbit hole, you’re going to have to figure out for us all which is best for automotive purposes as there’s a ton on the market now: Festool, Fein, Bosch, Makita, Dewalt, Metabo, Mirka, Mafell, Milwaukee, Stihl, etc etc......
I have one in my mobile detail setup fed to a Ridgid 6hp vac. Works great. Wish I knew the black one existed when I got it though
how is the suction with a 6hp vac and 50ft hose? patiently waiting for my hose reel to be fulfilled from og just worried my vac wont have any suction after it gets the 50ft hose added on
@@aarond3971 inherently you’ll lose a small amount of suction just due to the different length in hose, but trust me it’s nothing to be concerned about.
When do you think you will have these at HQ so Hex Plus members don't have to cover the triple digit shipping costs?
These would be excluded from free shipping.
@@ObsessedGarage I understand why that is for the time being as you're not yet carrying inventory and thus drop shipping. But do you expect that to change as demand increases so this cox reel will ship the same as the others?
Separately when do you have garden hoses back in stock? I’ve been waiting for weeks but need one soon.
Width is listed on the web site as 23.63". Does that include the handle when assembled and the intake on the side? Or is that the size of the reel itself?
I have used Wap vacuums with good results for years.
The Bissell garage pro is a nice on wall garage vac.
I have been waiting for this!
It would be great if there was a smaller Cox reel for the Metro Vac Master Blaster.
Go big and check out some of the 220v central units, I.e. Duovac
For a portable vacuum I personally love the Festool stuff. Their dust extractors are great for detailing. And no it’s not a stupid Home Depot vacuum.
+1 for Festool. I have the CT Mini and the cyclone separator systainer. Hands down best vacuum I've ever used
I picked up a vacuum hose reel on Amazon. $259 with a 40' hose. DustRight I believe. I still can't use it in my mobile setup just yet (no room for it yet) But I can't wait to add it to the mobile rig and save some time!
Personally, I'd always use a central house vacuum with in wall hose. Very convenient , reliable and powerful.
Shouldn’t your hose diameter be the same size or smaller than the inlet size of the vacuum? Aside from the obvious issues of being about to suck up things bigger than your vacuum can actually take in, there would be a suction loss going to a larger diameter hose.
Matt, I know someone will ask you, so are you buying the new GT3 in manual.? Just asking.. Have a great day.
I'm ready to purchase a wall vac for my garage. Can't wait to see the up-and-coming content. I will probably pass on the hose reel though. It's huge and would be a difficult fit in my average-sized garage.
Awesome Can't wait!
The main issue I am seeing is a vacuum motor powerful enough to suck though all the hose. Matt why don’t you contact Dyson - have them build you OG mobile solutions and the one Larry had built at his new AMMO detailing shop! The system is part of the wall with hoses connecting directly to the inlet.
Kranzle Ventos vacuums are powerful, maybe worth a look if available in US?
Riccar made in US super quality
What happens when something gets stuck in the middle of the hose?
Would this work with a Rigid Vacuum ??
Yes, it will.
I have the festool CT36, the dupray carmen super inox 220v extractor, dyson v10 and the vacumaid s3600. would love to see a fixed vacuum better and more powerfull than the vacumaid s3600.
Definitely curious to see what offerings are out there. I have the vacumaid garage vac pro and it does everything I need. I guess I am the sun joe owner in this situation haha.
I've got you beat. I'm using a plug-in Shark handheld vac. But if and when someone comes out with a good battery powered hand-held unit, I'm doing cartwheels. My interiors don't get dirty enough for the big wall unit, hose reel, hose and attachments. But oh how I do love the cool stuff.
Perhaps something from Ruwac?...they have anything from commercial household vacuums to serious industrial stuff!
Love mine. Worth every cent. I’d be shocked if it doesn’t last me 30+ years
Do you notice a huge amount of suction loss when you’re trying to vacuum a car? I have the reel already with 50’ on it, but haven’t set it up yet and I’m curious.
Is there a video about those speakers, right above your head?
Not yet!
@@ObsessedGarage I was thinking the same thing. Would love to learn more
Maybe it's just me, but I think these cox vacuum hose reels are too big and bulky. I personally think a coreless shop vac like the Milwaukee M18 is best for my use case, but everyone needs is different.
Keep us posted if you can figure out how to attach to central vac outlet 🙏🏽👏🏽
I am very interested in this for my mobile detail van
IF ITS OBSESSED ITS GOTTA BE A TWIN MOTOR 3 STAGE RIG..IM ABOUT TO BUILD ONE (FAIRLY CHEAP)250-300 CFM.BASICLY A DYI CENTRAL VACCUM SYSTEM
Legit question, is Saber that much better than New Age for cabinets? Both imported.. Similar gauge steel....
This gets tricky if you aren't able to get your hands on both cabinets in person or know the story of Saber. Specifications are super useful in a vacuum, but not in real life. Saber is the product of a cabinet expert leaving his engineering gig at Baldhead cabinets and drawing up what he thought an affordable cabinet could be. He got on a plane to China and had them made to his spec. Gauge means very little in the cabinet world. New Age is a market first, make cabinets second. Those products are always inferior to the make the cabinet first, then try and sell it. I'll have a video soon where I buy and compare in my garage. I'm going to buy New Age, Gladiator, Husky, etc. and show you what I'm talking about. I desperately wish we could have an awesome array of cabinets for $2500, but you can't. If you could, I would sell them. I'm just saying what is so.
@@ObsessedGarage top notch reply Matt, thank you!
This looks like a great product!
I would be interested in using one of these for my Master Blaster. I put a 30' hose on it.
Same. I’m ready to buy in a heartbeat. I just need to know how to connect the MB to the reel. Waiting for someone to come up with the solution lol
@@AlexR3510 just buy the reel with the hose. Or go to a pool store and buy two 1.5 inch swivel cuffs. Master blaster comes with the same size hose that works with this. Would be nice if there was a 90 degree swivel to connect to the reel though....
Came to the comments to see if anyone hooked up their master blaster to this. Did you install this successfully? Thanks!
I'm really surprised you don't have a hide a hose. I have one in my garage and absolutely love it.
My ex girlfriend lives in your garage?
@@veeco3110 😂😂
Matt went Beast Mode from 8:15 and on...."those of you that will never buys this, keep your mouth shut"
I don’t know shit about vacuums but I know this my wife’s rainbow was expensive as hell and it never dies. Too bad I don’t know of a shop style vac from them.
My order came with no hardware. Is that normal?
Yep, no hardware since there are many different ways to mount it.
There are a few good vacuum YT content creators but I suggest teaming with Performancereviews a former vacuum tech and shop owner. His videos are mostly home vacs reviews and repairs but he is very knowledgeable and still goes to trade shows
Nice coxreel
Won't a ribbed hose like that run the risk of skuffing up the pain on the doorframes and boot?
Nah
I would love to see an aqua-air hooked up to that
Ever considered Festool vacuums? I think they call them dust extractors.
English = GrEy
American = GrAy
At least that's what someone told me many many years ago. I don't really care, just thought I'd share.
Been waiting for a black one haven't been able to find now
It's a special order color. We have them made in volume to cut down on the delivery times.
just validated not too expensive just suck at life. omg all my nice stuff is now cool
I use a Kirby with the hose attachment
Electrolux makes the best vacuum
Have you looked at the Rupes vacuums and all things karcher?
I have. They are okay, but not what I'm looking for.
I wonder if you could use these with prevost piping, similar to how you run it from an air compressor, so you could have a stationary vacuum and your hose running from the ceiling.
You can.
Vacuum wars has experience with vacuums
Did you knew that the gas station vacuums do not actually have a lot of power
They are equal to the good Walmart ones
Need a built in wall vac system
Get the Kranzle vacuum
Black and Decker 12 volt Dustbuster from Walmart is the GT3 RS of vacuums.
Oh lord...
@@ObsessedGarage that’s a warranted response
My vacuum solution is a Numatic Henry Compact £99 made in England and it’s perfect.
Gray. I'm betting the people further north and way, way east will try and correct the spelling.
Festool have a pretty good vacuum
Miele
And kärcher, the professional ones, NOT the crappy cheap ones
Buy a Miele canister vacuum
Even though they are for the house their suction is out of this world!
By the way be careful you might like Miele so much that you buy everything from them