Customer Reviews for Bosch SDS-Max and SDS-Plus Universal Dust Collection Attachment for Concrete/Masonry Rotary Hammers

Awseome Vacuum!!!

Very nice addition to my shop

This vacuum is a big step up from my ridgid shop vac. This Bosch vac has been worth every penny. I've used it on a drywall job, to vacuuming concrete dust when drilling into it, saw dust, and cleaning up the floor. It works perfect in every way. Suction is great even with 16 ft. Hose. Another reason I went with the bosch is, it's a little more compact than the ridgid. With the ridgid going through small doorways, I would have to take either the hose off or some of the attachments. With the bosch I can leave everything on it. The hose wrapped around it even. The straps that hold the hose on are perfect, the hose will not fall off with the straps on it while moving it. The filter is easy to get to. The top of the unit is easy to take off and put back on with the two side latches. You cannot put it in the wrong spot period.Bags are easy to remove and replace. I have nothing but positive things to say about this vaccum.

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Quiet compared to may old shop vacuum and like the features Bosch incorporated in this unit. I have this connected to a small vacuum system in my workroom with a three dust gates. Very happy with the overall performance. Frankie D

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Excellent. Really keeps the dust down.

Worked great to keep the dust down in many different applications.

Works like a champ and comes with an adapter for ShopVac and similar vacuums

it works well even drilling into the ceiling

Great vacuum. I have used it with Dewalt track saw and miter saw with very good results. Much better than my orange shop vacuum at from the tool dust extraction. Between this and the Rockler dust right hose kit I have all of my power tool dust collection needs met. Really like the HEPA filtration.

Sticks to rough surfaces like magic and eliminated all dust

Easy to use and works well.

My son is a tiling contractor and his old vacuum was just not doing it anymore, so with his birthday coming up, I thought this would be a great gift. He has had the vacuum for awhile now and absolutely loves it. Time will tell how it will stand up to the job handed to it day-in-day-out.

Does an excellent job of controlling dust. The vacuum suction works so good holding to wall that I have used it as a positioning device to assist holding long objects. In poor lighting conditions it is a bit difficult to see your mark. I will be adding an led light to the drilling chamber for better visibility.

money well spent in time and cleanup . If you Know the old 1927 Ash ceiling and the dirt the put out you will spend hours cleaning up.and to boot its was in a Pharmacy in NYC . I had 26 holes to do when i finished it took only 5 min to clean up

I likle this product because it can be used with any drill and is not specificly engineered to Bosch tools. It even comes with a universal adaptor. I have had it for about a month and it works great with keeping dust out of the air. With the new respirable cristalline silica standard universal dust control tools are great. The only problems I have with this are that it does not clear dust out of the hole very well and it is hard to see your mar with it in place. this can make it difficult to tell if your dill walks a little and your holes can end up off a little.

Nowhere in the literature does this state that this product meets OSHA guidelines for protecting against Silica exposure.

I have always had a frustration with the dust produced by a hammer drill. It is messy and unhealthy. My current work required drilling dozens of holes in cement walls in a museum. This Bosch hammer drilling dust extraction device works beautifully. I was surprised at how well it adhered to the wall. We were working with CMU (cement masonry unit) walls with mortar lines, so I did not expect this device to stay in place. It was solid! No dust that I could see escaped into the room, and only residual dust remained on the wall surface when the unit was removed, which I wiped off with a damp cloth. My regular shop vacuum was able to be attached to the dust extractor by shoving it into the shop vacuum hose, which was VERY snug. I think this is not how it is supposed to be attached, but I don't have the Bosch hose kit that it is probably made for. No instructions came with it. Only immediate improvement? Make from a clear plastic rather than an opaque Bosch colored plastic, because it is not easy to see what you are doing.

This is very useful and will buy it for my home works.