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Question: I want to connect this  vac to Domino XL. How flexible is the hose? Is the material used to make the hose the same as other more generic vac hoses?
Document: As expected does a great job with my Trion jig saw and the domino; as well a the router and band saw. (I  use aOneida Dust Deputy Deluxe (includes cyclone, 5-gallon bucket and lid, 4' of 2-1/2'' diameter hose, and assembly hardware)with 50mm hose. )BTW the hose inlet into the CT vacuums are all accommodate 50mm hose connections and all the Festool hoses have 50mm ends to the CT.
This works very well with the Domino and is surprisingly quiet and heavy. Lots of suction. But unless you are only using this with power tools and need to do general cleanup plan on an extra $140 to $235 in  accessories. Very similar to the Fein but if bought as a package with another Festool cheaper. Very flexible but the "extras" you really need add up fast which is why it doesn't get 5 stars.
This extractor is awesome. It is really well made with some great features not found on other vacuums. I use regularly for cleaning up dust safely in my ceramics studio. The only downfall is that there is no place to wind up the cord on the outside... instead you have to put in the top part where the hose goes as well. There is barely enough room for it and it takes extra time to roll it in there neatly.
The Dust Deputy and Festool are anti static.But a major plus is that the hose is plenty long enough for almost all uses and the heavy duty cord is plenty long. (I really hate those cheap high amperage tools that come with about 3' of 20 gage cord and then say "don't use an extension cord".) And if you plug the tool into the CT then it starts automatically when you turn on the tool.IMHO the Fein is slightly better but they are really close.
But the built in hose storage and cord storage are very good.
I have a small shop and this dust extractor is the right size for my space. It works great, now my shop stay cleaner.
Ours stopped working altogether just after the warrantee was up. I have a bigger Festool vacuum and a number of Festool hand tools, the saw, router, and work table. The older, bigger vacuum has lasted 7 years without a problem. This little one is a piece of junk, too small, and really should be taken off the market. I think of the 25 Festool products I own, this is by far, by far the biggest disappointment.
Either can do a great job of eliminating dust and limiting the necessity for a mask or respirator  Comes with a 20A to 15A adapter cord but be aware that with many tools you can easily overload the 15A circuit with a tool plugged into the CT. If you use a separate circuit you can't use the auto start feature.BTW spend the extra $13 and get an extra 20 to 15 amp adapter cord; you aren't going to Home Depot or Lowe's on Sunday and getting one. I have almost lost mine twice.
Compact and powerful, this has made my dry wall project go faster with far less dust released. Wish it was the bigger unit, but the compact size makes it very handy and easy to maneuver.As usual, Amazon delivery was flawless and the pricing was very competitive.
Answer: no