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Question: Will the hose attach directly with a snug fit to the DNP615 and DNP616 dust extraction attachments for the DWP611 router?
Document: It worked nicely. The unit is fairly light and when you get the heavier top off it flips over nicely. Just make sure you move the handle down.Conclusion:  Overall I liked it. The unit had plenty of power and did a nice when hooked up to the tools. At $499 I would have liked to have some more attachments come with the unit. Notably I would have liked to hook it directly up to my Dewalt 13" planer and table saw but I know those will be out shortly.
The RIGID vac does not come with auto-on /off, clever hose-management or a minimal footprint. But for dirty jobs like this, who cares?Also worth noting, the RIGID vac came with several accessory attachments including a crevice tool, water pickup nozzle and a brush.Tips:For a big nasty mess (like a chicken coop or bug-infested barn) sweep the floor at least twice using "sweeping compound".If you haven't tried sweeping compound yet, I highly recommend it.
You spread the compound all over the floor, then sweep it back up. The sticky sawdust and wood chips pick up tiny particles that brooms otherwise miss, while keeping dust to a minimum. That's the main thing with chicken poop... controlling dust.If you must also provide some measure of sanitation, you can hose the floor down with water and bleach, which is what we did in the chicken coop full of chicken poop.
I recently received this as a birthday present from my family. I have bad allergies and as I'm finding, wood dust is not healthy. I am a true dewalt fan and continue to acquire their tools. While most tools are absolutely awesome, I do find an occasional lemon. This is no lemon. I have used for the past few weeks with everything from dust extraction, vacuuming a workshop to vacuuming the cars out. It has performed incredibly well. I like the self cleaning filters.
First impression:  I like it.Design: I'm a fan of the telescoping handle to make it easier to move around the garage. The large back wheels make moving it over terrain easy and the front swivel wheels are nice to pull in any  direction you need. The unit was well constructed and everything fit and snapped together nicely. The dials have a good feel to them and click into place as you select different levels of suction or turn the unit on. The hose connection is really cool.
I just bought one of these based on outstanding reviews in Fine Woodworking. It seems like it would be a very good vacuum -- but only after one locates the tools and adapters to make it work. Out of the box it is not much use. I also had ordered the accessory kit with the wand and cleaning attachments, but Amazon canceled that part of the order -- it seems to be out of stock most places.
Sad to review this Dewalt with a negative, but it does not suck up good at all, still end up with dust on table & floor, It does however turn on well with the saw combo. I wouldn't recommend, really a disappointment for the price I paid & I am a Dewalt Tools buyer & owner.Harvey
And you just can't use any old adapter because the hose has connectors unique to Dewalt. I have a hodgepodge of brands and models and all are compatible with the standard hoses and adapters from the common brands of vacs. But it is not clear which adapters you need. DeWalt customer service is able to tell you which adapter if you have DeWalt power tools, but you are on your own if you should be silly enough to own any other band. This is way too difficult.
Created a nice tight coupling and was really fast and easy. The hose itself seems of good construction and the length of 15' is more than enough for me. Note that it is not anti-static it seems that this will be an attachment that will be released at a later date. For storage you can wrap the hose around the outside of the unit and it snaps into a nice hose holder which secures the hose nicely. There are not any attachment holders on the unit.
It wraps around the top of the unit.Use: I planed a couple of 8' boards leaving about 2 inch layer of saw dust. It powered through it no problem filling the canister almost completely full without any decrease in power. Every so often it just does it's little *thump* to clear the filter. The *thump* doesn't seem too much louder than the motor but noticeable when it happens.
Answer: yes