95193 16 Ft. Antistatic Vacuum Hose for Shop Vacs with Expanded Multi-Brand Power Tool Adapter Set, Blue

No more shocks

Thing works perfectly with my 40v Makita track saw.!

the dealer has to be very careful as to what fits where as to the hose size. Had a hard time hooking up the smaller and as the hose is almost to big

Love it

The hose is good and the fittings work well with my sander, which is mainly what I got this for. I haven't noticed any static like I did with the previous hose, so the antistatic part seems to be working as well. On those points alone, I would probably rate this at 5 stars. However, the nylon sleeving was installed very poorly on my hose. The sleeving ends at least a foot from the end of the hose. It is held in place by heat shrink that was cut very unevenly. I expected better quality on the sleeving and will probably end up replacing it myself.

What a difference a day makes! I felt like I was being stuck by lightning when sanding. Now I can work without fear! Great hose!

I was hesitant to buy this due to it's length, for fear of loosing a lot of suction from my shop vac. Point is, it doesn't loose any suction and it now allows me to put the vac outside the room/area I'm working in.Some things that I noted:The adapters are a great touch. They were made to allow you to attach the hose to any power tool to assist with dust management. Two of the main features of these are:- By rotating the yellow collars, it allows you to open a hole in the line to reduce the amount of suction pulling from the tool. Which is great for sanding applications.- They have a two tab quick release that attaches to the hose. Making it quick for swapping between tools for dust management. Assuming you have more of Cen-Tec Systems' adapters attached to your other tools.I've even used one of the adapters on my Sebo X4's Vacuum attachments and it works. Not a 100% perfect seal, but there isn't enough of a loss of suction to be an issue, in my opinion.Overall construction of the hose is great. It doesn't feel like a thin plastic hose that you'd pick up at the box stores. I haven't heard back if it's rated for being crush resistant or proof, but I'd wager that it could withstand a couple of people walking on it before it started to crack.Only issue I'd complain about, is the price of the unit. Who doesn't want a nice piece of gear for cheaper, right?

So far I've been using this hose for a couple days and I get shocked non stop. I don't understand it seems like a very well built hose. I cam be sanding for just a couple minutes and I get shocked about once every minute.