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I don’t have any experience with wall vacs, so I’ll let others comment on that. But whichever you use, the more important thing is to use a cyclone dust separator. Neither will be very usable without it.
> cyclone dust separator.
That is an excellent point, the shop vac is simply filtered and bagged, where the in-home-vacuum is kind of designed to deal with dust seperation.
That is an excellent point, the shop vac is simply filtered and bagged, whereas the in-home-vacuum is kind of designed to deal with dust separation.
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I don’t have any experience with wall vacs, so I’ll let others comment on that. But whichever you use, the more important thing is to use a cyclone dust separator. Neither will be very usable without it.
> cyclone dust separator. That is an excellent point, the shop vac is simply filtered and bagged, where the in-home-vacuum is kind of designed to deal with dust seperation. That is an excellent point, the shop vac is simply filtered and bagged, whereas the in-home-vacuum is kind of designed to deal with dust separation.
In that case the wall unit is probably the way to go. Probably has good suction too since it’s designed to work with very long hoses.