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I've had one of these for about a year now and its a beast, no problems so far and its chrome....I also have the small portable DeWalt shop vac that uses the Battery, its powerful for its size and perfect for cleaning vehicles and odd small things, couldn't be happier with both of them.
I just ordered one for myself, Black Friday deal, and as usual I check the review *after* ordering :) Glad to see you're happy with it. Thanks for the review
5 yrs ridgid vacuum user 3 different ridgid vacuum. Then switch to dewalt vacuum and i really like it . More powerfull and the airfilter holds very well unlike ridgid. So i decided to buy another 1 for my work and 1 for my garage
Wooden ThingsAndStuff I just picked one up today. I really like it. And you are right it is pretty quiet compared to other shop vacs. Thanks again for the video.
Thats a awesome shop vac. DeWalt makes good stuff. Now you should make a dust separator to go with it. This way you dont fill up the bag or clog up the filter.
I'm thinking that's a thing that will happen eventually, but probably not until I have a permanent home for my lathe, because currently it takes up too much of the rest of the room under the bench for me to house anything else of substance down there.
Me and my dad was just literally talking about how everyone calls wet/dry vacs shop vacs and tissues kleenex. Right before I watch this video. Great video by the way
If you want a better crevice tool end it to fit Sanders you could buy the rigid car cleaning kit because it comes with everything that you would need to do what you want and it fits your Dewalt I own one and I’ve done that
For once, a tool that sucks is a good thing! I've been looking at wet/dry vacs, but that's on my list after a table saw. Thanks for the candid review and the belly laughs. Didgeridoo. LOL
I bought one yesterday and it doesn't have the bag attachment so that must be the model for America , we just got a net bag to put our attachments in here in Europe
As confused as I was at first about that bag, I've found it to be a good addition. No more looking around for the different attachments. It does get super dusty in there, though.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff I'd say it gets very dusty , I was wondering though about using it for water do I need to take off the inside filter to suck water or was it ready to suck water from the moment it was unpacked.I cant find a video of anybody demonstrating how to use it for water . If you could make a quick video for its water capabilities it would be good. You've shown us the dry now show us the wet ... thank you very much I enjoyed your video
Not sure what the fascination with this "first" stuff is for people, but I'm pretty sure this is the first "first" I've ever gotten, and that tells me I've finally "made it" on RUclips.
After staring at the beard for 90 sec, we get to walk up to the truck to get the box that contains the vacuum. These guys just crave attention. Notice how the beard is right in the center of the frame!
I don't know the port size on the Dewalt jobsite saw, but if you have the right adaptor, it should work fine. Generally you'd want something more in the way of a "dust collector" (high volume low pressure) to get the most dest removal from a table saw, but a "shopvac" type thing like this (low volume high pressure) would be better than nothing, for sure.
Thanks for the vid Considering buying the Australian version of this for my garage/home gym, seems to be one of my best bets at the top of the budget range and its specs seem to be way better than a few similarly priced rivals. Has it held up well for you? Costs a bit more over here, $299AUD (around $230USD), though I think we get a 6m long cord (other models seem to be 3m)
Can't speak to longevity yet, because it hasn't even been a year, but I use it a ton and haven't had any problems other than not realizing the bag is full before it's too late to get it out cleanly. You definitely want to replace your bag before it's full or the intake part on the inside of the cannister gets in the way when taking it out, rips the bag open and makes a huge mess.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff cheers for that Looks like a 5 pack of replacement bags are around $15-20AUD here, I guess I'll get a few months out of that. I was considering a shredder vac too as alot of leaves/grass clippings/insects get in under doors etc, but my mum has an el cheapo and it's no good for dust so I'll probably just borrow hers whenever i need it
Ended up purchasing one on Friday Only a couple of minutes to unbox and screw the wheels on and put everything in place, night and day a huge upgrade on the little cordless handheld I was using previously, was an absolute joy to clean up the garage with quickly and efficiently. It seems to be exactly the same as your model, just with the 38 litre branding instead of 10 gallon branding. I will have to let my supplier know It's a 3m cord, not the 6m they listed online, good thing it has that attachment pouch though, so I'll put an extension cord in there (was going to probably need one anyway to vacuum the car or something) I think I'll only use the bag for really dusty applications, seeing it'll suck up all sorts of things in the meantime, but yeah thanks again for the helpful video
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff Thanks, just wondering the quality of the metal. If the magnet sticks it's not really 'stainless' steel, not going to stand up for long because it's going to rust overtime, esp. when it gets banged up. I want to get it to replace my ShopVac that's way too bulky and the buttons now stuck in the on position.
I found this info on the web: Stainless Steels and Magnets Steel is a metal that magnets stick to because iron can be found inside steel. However, stainless steels comprise a large group of steel alloys that are made of different metal compositions. While some have more chromium, some might have more iron in them. That is why you will find that while some types of stainless steels are magnetic, other stainless steel types will not make magnets stick to them, providing answers to age-old questions “will a magnet stick to stainless steel?” and “why are some metals not magnetic?” Stainless steel is often used in a wide range of home appliances, so if you experiment, you might find that your fridge magnet sticks to your oven but does not stick to your rice cooker
Can't speak for anyone else, but I didn't show it because I didn't need to use that function that day. Having said that, I've had it over two years now and still haven't used it to vac anything wet.
Made in China (model DXV10SA) which is a Costco specific model.. only VISUAL difference is..hose is black/yellow, and comes with round brush attachment. Checked box of the one I bought last weekend
Finding accessories for this vac is absolutely frustrating.. iv already spend $80 on accessories and none of them work together which defete the purpose.. Great vac and suction for cleaning.. but to use this as a dust extractor for your mitre saw or sander or anything will; be a complete hassle! I STILL TO THIS DAY CANNOT FIND THE PARTS TO ATTACH THIS TO ANY OF MY TOOLS... but it does clean my shop... if anyone has any experience with this vac and can give me some advice to hook this up to my tools.. it would greatly be appreciated.
Yeah, I haven't even looked for attachment bits for tools, but I imagine that it would be frustrating. I just use it to clean up (and on the lathe while I'm sanding).
I just bought a 1 7/8 inch to 1 1/4 inch hose adaptor from Etsy that works on Dewalt, Ridgid, and Craftsman shop vacs! A bit pricey but saves time, hassle, and money trying to find something you hope fits! They guarantee the adapter will find sanders and other tools as well as car detailing tools!
I would not classify this vacuum as heavy equipment. Why do you think he is scared of loud noises? You know he is standing in a woodworking shop with serval loud tools.
You can use any vacuum as an extractor, it just won't be as good at collecting dust from bigger machines with 4" ports as something that pulls more volume at a lover velocity.
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I've had one of these for about a year now and its a beast, no problems so far and its chrome....I also have the small portable DeWalt shop vac that uses the Battery, its powerful for its size and perfect for cleaning vehicles and odd small things, couldn't be happier with both of them.
Loving mine so far. Definitely the best vac I've ever had, even if that's not saying much because the others were all crap. haha
I just ordered one for myself, Black Friday deal, and as usual I check the review *after* ordering :) Glad to see you're happy with it. Thanks for the review
It sucks. Still my only shop vac a couple years later.
Great review; thanks. You have an awesome attitude too. You had me smilin' and crackin up.
Thanks. I try to have fun out there.
5 yrs ridgid vacuum user 3 different ridgid vacuum. Then switch to dewalt vacuum and i really like it . More powerfull and the airfilter holds very well unlike ridgid. So i decided to buy another 1 for my work and 1 for my garage
Agreed. It's a good unit.
I just saw them at Costco and I was thinking about getting one. I think I’m going to now after watching this video. Thanks!
I think it's a good value. We'll have to see about longevity, but for the price, it seems like a good buy so far.
Wooden ThingsAndStuff I just picked one up today. I really like it. And you are right it is pretty quiet compared to other shop vacs. Thanks again for the video.
Thats a awesome shop vac. DeWalt makes good stuff. Now you should make a dust separator to go with it. This way you dont fill up the bag or clog up the filter.
I'm thinking that's a thing that will happen eventually, but probably not until I have a permanent home for my lathe, because currently it takes up too much of the rest of the room under the bench for me to house anything else of substance down there.
I buy it’s for Black Friday deal 59.99£ Costco. It’s surprising good staff for sand feestool. And not expensive 😊😊😊
Agreed
Happy to see you teach millions of people to call items by their proper name.😊👍
If millions of people ever watch my videos, I might worry about terminology. Until then, everything is a "dealy" or a "thing."
Me and my dad was just literally talking about how everyone calls wet/dry vacs shop vacs and tissues kleenex. Right before I watch this video. Great video by the way
Thanks!
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff Yeah no problem bud
I got the same 1.
Good video champ 🏆 👍
Thanks man!
Thanks for the video - you are so funny hahaha
Glad you enjoyed!
If you want a better crevice tool end it to fit Sanders you could buy the rigid car cleaning kit because it comes with everything that you would need to do what you want and it fits your Dewalt I own one and I’ve done that
Will look into it! Thanks!
For once, a tool that sucks is a good thing! I've been looking at wet/dry vacs, but that's on my list after a table saw. Thanks for the candid review and the belly laughs. Didgeridoo. LOL
Yeah. Nice when a tool does what it's supposed to do. haha
I bought one yesterday and it doesn't have the bag attachment so that must be the model for America , we just got a net bag to put our attachments in here in Europe
As confused as I was at first about that bag, I've found it to be a good addition. No more looking around for the different attachments. It does get super dusty in there, though.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff I'd say it gets very dusty , I was wondering though about using it for water do I need to take off the inside filter to suck water or was it ready to suck water from the moment it was unpacked.I cant find a video of anybody demonstrating how to use it for water . If you could make a quick video for its water capabilities it would be good. You've shown us the dry now show us the wet ...
thank you very much I enjoyed your video
@@TheLevifour take the filter out for water
I have a question for you. on the back , what I think is considered the exhaust. Does it come with a cover? Will it work without the cover? Thank you.
My Dewalt vacuum has no power when I turn on. Would there be a fuse to change?
Looks nice I need to get another small vac
I think it will be a welcome addition to the shop, for sure.
First! I know it's cheezy but it's the first time I actually been able to write that!
Not sure what the fascination with this "first" stuff is for people, but I'm pretty sure this is the first "first" I've ever gotten, and that tells me I've finally "made it" on RUclips.
I just wanted to see about the vacuum cleaner but review became double interesting for me)))) because I'm luthier)))
The cord is ment to be wrapped around the hooks on the handle
Oooooh! Handy! Thanks!
The blue bottom is a protective film.
After staring at the beard for 90 sec, we get to walk up to the truck to get the box that contains the vacuum. These guys just crave attention. Notice how the beard is right in the center of the frame!
Hahahaha. What? Do you need a hug?
Great video!! Would this be suitable to coneect to a dewalt job site table saw?
I don't know the port size on the Dewalt jobsite saw, but if you have the right adaptor, it should work fine. Generally you'd want something more in the way of a "dust collector" (high volume low pressure) to get the most dest removal from a table saw, but a "shopvac" type thing like this (low volume high pressure) would be better than nothing, for sure.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff Thanks mate 👍
Thanks for the vid
Considering buying the Australian version of this for my garage/home gym, seems to be one of my best bets at the top of the budget range and its specs seem to be way better than a few similarly priced rivals.
Has it held up well for you?
Costs a bit more over here, $299AUD (around $230USD), though I think we get a 6m long cord (other models seem to be 3m)
Can't speak to longevity yet, because it hasn't even been a year, but I use it a ton and haven't had any problems other than not realizing the bag is full before it's too late to get it out cleanly. You definitely want to replace your bag before it's full or the intake part on the inside of the cannister gets in the way when taking it out, rips the bag open and makes a huge mess.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff cheers for that
Looks like a 5 pack of replacement bags are around $15-20AUD here, I guess I'll get a few months out of that.
I was considering a shredder vac too as alot of leaves/grass clippings/insects get in under doors etc, but my mum has an el cheapo and it's no good for dust so I'll probably just borrow hers whenever i need it
Ended up purchasing one on Friday
Only a couple of minutes to unbox and screw the wheels on and put everything in place, night and day a huge upgrade on the little cordless handheld I was using previously, was an absolute joy to clean up the garage with quickly and efficiently.
It seems to be exactly the same as your model, just with the 38 litre branding instead of 10 gallon branding. I will have to let my supplier know It's a 3m cord, not the 6m they listed online, good thing it has that attachment pouch though, so I'll put an extension cord in there (was going to probably need one anyway to vacuum the car or something)
I think I'll only use the bag for really dusty applications, seeing it'll suck up all sorts of things in the meantime, but yeah thanks again for the helpful video
Came here to see how you slide the disposable filter bag :(
I came here to learn how to vacuum. Disappointed. Need clear instruction. I came here to learn.
There's a full vacuum tutorial avalable on my Patreon page. I'm not giving that lesson away for free!
I can see the sun rising through the gap above the garage door. Must have been filmed very early, this video.
Can you stick a magnet on the canister?
Jeez, I dunno. Will try to remember to give it a try and let you know. Also, that's the side of the house the sun sets on.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff Thanks, just wondering the quality of the metal. If the magnet sticks it's not really 'stainless' steel, not going to stand up for long because it's going to rust overtime, esp. when it gets banged up. I want to get it to replace my ShopVac that's way too bulky and the buttons now stuck in the on position.
Just went and checked, and yes, a magnet sticks to the side. And if it lasts until it rusts I'll have gotten my money's worth out of it.
I found this info on the web: Stainless Steels and Magnets
Steel is a metal that magnets stick to because iron can be found inside steel. However, stainless steels comprise a large group of steel alloys that are made of different metal compositions. While some have more chromium, some might have more iron in them. That is why you will find that while some types of stainless steels are magnetic, other stainless steel types will not make magnets stick to them, providing answers to age-old questions “will a magnet stick to stainless steel?” and “why are some metals not magnetic?” Stainless steel is often used in a wide range of home appliances, so if you experiment, you might find that your fridge magnet sticks to your oven but does not stick to your rice cooker
Thanks for the Video !!! Dewalt, it's Dewalt :))
Haha. Thanks.
Does it blow air?
No. It doesn't have a blower function.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff just bought one and I couldn't find it. Just attach the hose on the top backside.
Yes it does.
My rigid after a couple months took a shit on me so I wouldn’t even waste your money on them tbh
I've been pretty happy with the Ridgid stuff I've bought, but I hear that I may be one of the lucky ones.
stay with us.
I'm not going anywhere anytime soon.
why is everyone afraid of demonstrating the "Wet" part of the wet/vac?
Can't speak for anyone else, but I didn't show it because I didn't need to use that function that day. Having said that, I've had it over two years now and still haven't used it to vac anything wet.
Is the DEWALT 10 Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum made in mexico?
I don't even know how to figure that out. I'm sure they make it where the cost to profit ratio is as high as it can be. Because capitalism.
Made in China (model DXV10SA) which is a Costco specific model.. only VISUAL difference is..hose is black/yellow, and comes with round brush attachment. Checked box of the one I bought last weekend
Great vid 😊
Finding accessories for this vac is absolutely frustrating.. iv already spend $80 on accessories and none of them work together which defete the purpose..
Great vac and suction for cleaning.. but to use this as a dust extractor for your mitre saw or sander or anything will; be a complete hassle!
I STILL TO THIS DAY CANNOT FIND THE PARTS TO ATTACH THIS TO ANY OF MY TOOLS... but it does clean my shop...
if anyone has any experience with this vac and can give me some advice to hook this up to my tools.. it would greatly be appreciated.
Yeah, I haven't even looked for attachment bits for tools, but I imagine that it would be frustrating. I just use it to clean up (and on the lathe while I'm sanding).
I just bought a 1 7/8 inch to 1 1/4 inch hose adaptor from Etsy that works on Dewalt, Ridgid, and Craftsman shop vacs! A bit pricey but saves time, hassle, and money trying to find something you hope fits! They guarantee the adapter will find sanders and other tools as well as car detailing tools!
@@troysims2753
Thank you for your reply .
I will check them out !
@@troysims2753 Do you have a link to their Etsy Store?
@@woodpecked3D www.etsy.com/ca/listing/958827219/shop-vacuum-adapter-1-78-to-1-14-vacuum?ref=related-2
$99 is a steal ULine wants $290
Yeah...don't buy things from ULine.
Will that pouch hold ice and beer?
I suppose it could!
Working tool mush have in home yes i'ts..
Agreed?
Well Done, but the content featured, in this video, just sucks. :D
Hey-O !
Clown don’t play with heavy equipment if u scared of noise
I would not classify this vacuum as heavy equipment. Why do you think he is scared of loud noises? You know he is standing in a woodworking shop with serval loud tools.
And duh going deaf from excessive noise expossure is so much fun 😂
not very helpful at all waste time
Lots of people feel otherwise, but thanks for the mean comment for no reason.
Do you know if there is a way to use this an extractor as well? Please answer 🥹🤞🏽
You can use any vacuum as an extractor, it just won't be as good at collecting dust from bigger machines with 4" ports as something that pulls more volume at a lover velocity.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff thank you legend!!!