Makes sense to use beads on the trade show floor... It'll be fine; look at Festool's cyclone separator, it's great (but $$$$). This one is only $$$ lol.
We use a 7" grinder to cut out windows and such, i built a vortex separator and the filter would last 10x longer without getting clogged with concrete dust. Cost $20 to build.
its a prefilter abd its aswome. Especially if you have alot of bigger particles. Just the fine dust gets into the Bag while you can just dump the rest without bag change. We use the System what Milwaukee had copyed in this case. 5 Festool mesh bag are 20 to 25 bucks. Before the CT-VA-20 it was 1 to 2 Bags per week. Now its like 1 any 3 to 4 months while the Hepa Filter looks still new. Before we killed like at least one to two vacs per year while the people vac without bags because they start to clogg up after beeing at 60% full and especially the left over sand blasting grains ( like a Black sharp sand) kills anything
@@TheGamingDoughnut If you pull the filter out the dust blows out the other side. This is a separate chamber prior to the filter. It’s not hard to make one from a 5 gallon bucket and some tubing but it would be nice to not have to have a completely separate unit.
@@billsedutto8824 maybe I misunderstand the concept but it that tubing is all connected to the vacuum and suction is coming from the vacuum the dust would just go through the unit and into the vacuum as there’s no weight in dust really seems like a gimmick
@TheGamingDoughnut yes but suction is at the top and there's a seperator between the inlet and outlet. Which means any heavy debris is gonna stay stuck at the bottom due to weight/gravity. But yes, the lighter dust will still partly makes it's way thru if ita airborne.
Man! They beat me to it! I was getting ready to cut up a Packout box to make one of these. Took them long enough. Finally! An actually useful Packout tool.
This is a thein-baffle, another product is the dust deputy, of the cyclone seperator progeny. The packout integration is nifty and all if someobe is already in that sunk cost path. Been using one of those diy bucket thein baffles for years now, even works great for drywall dust. Just awkward with the two buckets
Great idea! You can make one out of HD bucket but now it’s on a M PO system. Awesome! Just hope it’s not expensive as it’s just molded plastic 🤷🏻♂️ but we all know Milwaukee$
We notice our vacuums are shit so we made another product you have to haul around to make it work!!!! Sorry mine has sat in the garage for the past 2 years
Milwaukee if you're watching this, make some attachments that actually fit the packout vac currently on the market. Nothing stays attached to the end of the factory hose. We need high quality small lightweight portable equipment when we're bringing all this crap into customer sites.
It's literally a glorified dust buddy. Iv being doing this for years with my backpack vac, all you gotto do is drill two holes in a bucket lid and you can use it as a wet vac. you decrease dust you add a filter on the intake side very easy
@@buttaflyski We had a water filtered vacuum back in the 90's... I would not consider that an upgrade... 🤢🤮 Always hated emptying that nasty water. "Oh no my filter got clogged with all the debris from the air" Here, allow me to translate that for you : "I hate when shit works the way it is supposed to and does the job it was intended to do, like an air filter filtering the air of tiny particulates. Now I have to do simple preventative maintenance, like cleaning or changing the air filter in my vacuum." Just clean your filter already....
It's a separator, it collects bigger crap so you're not clogging up the vac's actual filter as fast or filling up the dust bag (if you run one) as much. Really fine dust (like drywall) makes still makes it through. Same thing as the Dust Deputy from Home Depot, or the equivalent from Harbor Freight or Lowes.
Yea, double the size of the vacuum, taking away all of its advantages. Vacuum bags are a thing, and they save the filter from the biggest issue, which is drywall dust and fine saw dust. Maybe design a quality affordable bag for this vac and keep its advantage of being small and portable.
So it’s a component you have to add onto an existing product to make the existing product work correctly? That’s some good business strategy right there.
So they built a filter… for a filter..? I’m a Milwaukee dude and even I sort of see the convenience this would pose, but now you gotta empty two parts of one vacuum 😭
People are so stupid lol Your Milwaukee product not working as well as you hoped?? No worries! We made another product for purchase in addition to your vacuum so that it works correctly!!
Beads wouldn't clog the filter anyway. See what it does with drywall dust
Probably cost more than the vacuum
Dog fur!!! 👍🏻
Go look at the dust cyclone . They work really well use them for grinding cement. Thats super fine dust
Makes sense to use beads on the trade show floor...
It'll be fine; look at Festool's cyclone separator, it's great (but $$$$). This one is only $$$ lol.
@@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987 $99 kinda cheap for Milwaukee
Engineers: we can build it in.
Marketing: we can sell it separate.
How you gonna build a 3 gallon separator into a 6 gallon vacuum container that has a filter that takes one gallon of space already😂😂
Thats A LOT of real estate on a packout stack... You would need to be using a vacuum for hours a day to make it worthwhile in both cost and size
This will still be useful for some
Some of us do run vacs for hours daily.
We use a 7" grinder to cut out windows and such, i built a vortex separator and the filter would last 10x longer without getting clogged with concrete dust. Cost $20 to build.
20!
I'm very much interested in this build of which you speak, as I am cutting out windows at this moment, from a stucco siding home.
my guy, the additional hose you would need to go from the seperator to the vac would be more than $20 alone
A vacuum to vacuum your vacuum
its a prefilter abd its aswome. Especially if you have alot of bigger particles. Just the fine dust gets into the Bag while you can just dump the rest without bag change.
We use the System what Milwaukee had copyed in this case. 5 Festool mesh bag are 20 to 25 bucks.
Before the CT-VA-20 it was 1 to 2 Bags per week. Now its like 1 any 3 to 4 months while the Hepa Filter looks still new.
Before we killed like at least one to two vacs per year while the people vac without bags because they start to clogg up after beeing at 60% full and especially the left over sand blasting grains ( like a Black sharp sand) kills anything
Hehe like SpongeBob's bags to hold your bags in the chocolate episode
This concept needs to be built in to every shop vac.
It is, just pull the filter out problem solved. That’s all that does is bypass the filter.
@@TheGamingDoughnut If you pull the filter out the dust blows out the other side. This is a separate chamber prior to the filter. It’s not hard to make one from a 5 gallon bucket and some tubing but it would be nice to not have to have a completely separate unit.
@@billsedutto8824 maybe I misunderstand the concept but it that tubing is all connected to the vacuum and suction is coming from the vacuum the dust would just go through the unit and into the vacuum as there’s no weight in dust really seems like a gimmick
@TheGamingDoughnut yes but suction is at the top and there's a seperator between the inlet and outlet. Which means any heavy debris is gonna stay stuck at the bottom due to weight/gravity. But yes, the lighter dust will still partly makes it's way thru if ita airborne.
Consistent suction is important
That’s what she said
This is why I just use bags in my shopvac when vacuuming up drywall dust or wood dust.
Ditto. Pack of 3 backs for like $22 and I’m sure they will take quite some time to fill up.
Tip : Throw some ice inside the M18 vacuum and switch it to blow. Now you have a ac unit on your pack out system
He matches the shirt perfectly
Milwaukee needs some extensions pipes for that vacuum or a cleaning kit, unless you want to clean on your knees.
That item sucks and you can have it for the low price of $399.99
😂😂😊
It doesn't suck. It's not a vacuum. It's a seperator. Do some research before yapping
That sucks.
Where did you get that number from? The separator is $100
Spending $300-400 to make your vacuum filters stay clean a bit longer seems... extravagant.
It's $100 for the separator.
Needs a filter to prevent any debris from getting to your filter
Put a bag in your vac and you’ll never have to clean out your filter ever again. Pretty simple
Man! They beat me to it! I was getting ready to cut up a Packout box to make one of these. Took them long enough. Finally! An actually useful Packout tool.
Long enough? Vacuums themselves haven't even been out that ling
It's the vac out 😂
😂😂😂😂
I get jokes 😂
Great work with the Pipeline as always TRZ!
This is a thein-baffle, another product is the dust deputy, of the cyclone seperator progeny. The packout integration is nifty and all if someobe is already in that sunk cost path. Been using one of those diy bucket thein baffles for years now, even works great for drywall dust. Just awkward with the two buckets
Great idea!
You can make one out of HD bucket but now it’s on a M PO system. Awesome!
Just hope it’s not expensive as it’s just molded plastic 🤷🏻♂️ but we all know Milwaukee$
$300 CAD. Expensive!
@@rickvug WTF!!! That’s too much for molded plastic. I swear Milwaukee never uses vaseline 😳
Wonder how much they will cost? I could see this being a real game changer.
I like your last name, sir.
$99
Lmfao for who ?
Milwaukee pet carrier wow
Looks like they made something no one was looking for
We notice our vacuums are shit so we made another product you have to haul around to make it work!!!! Sorry mine has sat in the garage for the past 2 years
They took my idea. I was going to put a Dust stoppet on a large PackOut bin. 😂
I wander how it does with blow in insulation
So its like a pre filter?
Just make a portable POWERED Packout cooler, damn it.
I agree with this statement
Milwaukee if you're watching this, make some attachments that actually fit the packout vac currently on the market. Nothing stays attached to the end of the factory hose. We need high quality small lightweight portable equipment when we're bringing all this crap into customer sites.
What about if you're grinding concrete or thinset?
It's literally a glorified dust buddy. Iv being doing this for years with my backpack vac, all you gotto do is drill two holes in a bucket lid and you can use it as a wet vac. you decrease dust you add a filter on the intake side very easy
So it is a collection bin BEFORE the collection bin? What?
Fancy vacuums have this built in. On the nice ones that first collection part has water in it to catch all types of things in the air
@@buttaflyski We had a water filtered vacuum back in the 90's... I would not consider that an upgrade... 🤢🤮
Always hated emptying that nasty water.
"Oh no my filter got clogged with all the debris from the air"
Here, allow me to translate that for you : "I hate when shit works the way it is supposed to and does the job it was intended to do, like an air filter filtering the air of tiny particulates. Now I have to do simple preventative maintenance, like cleaning or changing the air filter in my vacuum."
Just clean your filter already....
It's a separator, it collects bigger crap so you're not clogging up the vac's actual filter as fast or filling up the dust bag (if you run one) as much. Really fine dust (like drywall) makes still makes it through.
Same thing as the Dust Deputy from Home Depot, or the equivalent from Harbor Freight or Lowes.
Nice
A vacuum for your vacuum
Yeah but it also doubled the size of my vacuum! Yeah no thanks!
finally a small one
Price
My hose clogs 100xs more then the filter.
I need that polo shirt
*sold seperately*
Festool been had this
yo dog I heard you like vacuums
It probably cost a forutune and they happen to make bags for these already thay do this for way cheaper, and making bags resuable is super easy
No it doesn't cost a fortune. If you're broke than just say that
Don’t see the other guy at pipeline. Oh no!
heard he was in a locked room with a stack of 30 cheesesteaks and wouldn't come out 🤷🤔
@@ToolReviewZone haha…good one….😁
Yea, double the size of the vacuum, taking away all of its advantages. Vacuum bags are a thing, and they save the filter from the biggest issue, which is drywall dust and fine saw dust. Maybe design a quality affordable bag for this vac and keep its advantage of being small and portable.
Now you vacuum is only 10- tall. 😂
I wish there were just bags for them
There are bags for the vacuum
Awesome another piece of milwaukee gear to carry in and out of a jobsite that I'm sure no one asked for
If you just take 5 seconds to look at the comments, I saw 3 already that said they were planning on building something just like it
Milwaukee does a lot of market research
I asked for it actually. So wrong. Sit down
Why can't they just design the vacuum itself to filter the junk? They can't milk money out of their customers I guess.
It already does that mate. Are you slow?😂 this is so that you don't constantly have to change and spend money on filters and bags
Beads won't clog the vacuum besides who the hell wants to carry around another piece of equipment that big
I do
Now do sheetrock
That hose is to damn short
Why not just build it into the Vac
So it’s a component you have to add onto an existing product to make the existing product work correctly? That’s some good business strategy right there.
3d printing is life
This is actually a really old , folk have been doing this with there shop vacs for years
Thanks sherlock.
@@TheSugish your welcome for my comment
Here's a filter for your filter
Yeah, that’s a real life scenario stuck in a Plastic beans. Everyone knows that such a filter clogger wtf
Why dont they make it standard instead onf sellingnu s the 2nd rate crap
Hers a vacuum for your vaccum
Why not just take the filter out?
Because ot will blow it out the other end when picking up fine debris
как обычно отстают от DeWalt. у них уже давно сепаратор есть.
So they built a filter… for a filter..? I’m a Milwaukee dude and even I sort of see the convenience this would pose, but now you gotta empty two parts of one vacuum 😭
It's not a filter. Maybe pay attention. Other manufacturers already make something similar.
So crazy they invented a mechanical filter, rather than the ethereal filter that exists in all other vacuums!
Why can't they just build this into there shopvacs instead of making it separate.
Because you can't fit this in the vacuum. Duh. It's the same size as the packout m18 vacuum in the video. Where you gonna build it in😂🤡
What a horrible example. Any vacuum can clean that and not get clogged. Where’s the drywall dust?
Milwaukee doesn’t know how to make a good vaccum. I have or have had most of them. Not one has enough power even right out of the box
Nice stolen idea, bit the prices are ridicolous!
People are so stupid lol
Your Milwaukee product not working as well as you hoped??
No worries! We made another product for purchase in addition to your vacuum so that it works correctly!!
I saw the thumbnail, read the title and figured that it was a joke, and I can’t stop laughing. 🤣 👎🏾
It's the fine stuff that clogs filters u helmet 😂🤡🤡🤡🤡
So you expect him to have concrete dust Indoor to kill people with. You🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Worst purchase iv ever baught would be better off buying into makita dewalt festool or he'll any rigid better than that saw😂
Can you try commenting in English next time so we all understand😂😂
Prob junk like that sliding saw absolutely dog shit compared to my dewalts.
We found the dewalt 🍆 ridler😂🤡
Waste of money
He doesnt look like he knows how to hold a hammer
Prolly better than you tho😂
@TheSugish haha I do carpentry, flooring ect. I'll park my f350 up your ass