Ridgid tool box water dust filter.

It's a water filtration unit for dust sanding dust vacuuming drywall dust dirt dog hair whatever.

[@jeremyfearon3114]

Another great idea! You can keep the hose and tools inside. I am looking to cut the base off the basket version and use it to securely attach a vacuum to my stack.

[@michaelhamerin3814]

I did that using locker anchor locks to hold the vacuum in place. Completely removable from the basket base. U will have to use plywood to build the base up, to clear the tube extensions when packed. Mount the anchors off center so the tubes don't interfere with the rolling tool box handle when stacked. I made a rolling base from the top part of the basket with the latchinghandles. This will allow u to lock your vacuum onto it so it will now roll.

[@jamesvangemert5641]

Thank you I appreciate it I wasted so time and bought some stuff that I only used to sand my Basement and make this UA-cam video.

[@ВасилийВасильев-в7н]

Интересная идея! 👍 Из России с любовью! 😄

[@cardboardorigami]

So the pvc intake is under water? What is the notch for? Is that so it doesn’t stick to the bottom? Is there an optimal water level?
I have an extra box that I could use.

[@steveposey8446]

Awsome idea 💡 👌

[@johngallati8164]

AWESOME IDEA!!!

[@richardwhite2686]

This is so awsum.. i going to have to steal it

[@ruffusjones5815]

It's not nice to steal something that I damn sure want to do first 😁😁 . This is one great idea ..

[@criticuuncuun4195]

Thank you!

[@LetsSmash007]

Kudo!! I own several and will remember this trick.

[@adamcain4603]

very cool does the blue hose with the pvc go all the way into the water?

[@jamesvangemert5641]

adam cain yes. And there is a notch cut in pvc

[@dibroc8348]

good idea but could you do the same thing with a 5 gal bucket and save yourself 40 bucks?

[@jamesvangemert5641]

Go for it

[@fortunecollector]

Genius

[@grimloktt]

What'd you use to cut the holes?

[@jamesvangemert5641]

Hole saw