An industry first..

[Mikey P]

Why haven't any wand manufacturers tried this yet?

 

[Cleanworks]

Obviously one did.

 

[Desk Jockey]

What is it?

 

[Mikey P]

It is a Devastator 1.5/12

The first is a 2" flair to the head.


So effective Marty needs a hole glide to use it.

 

[Giorgio]

Probably because nobody would by it.

What's so special about it besides the large amount of labor that goes into making it? It looks odd to me.

Besides, Marty needs a hole glide just to operate a porty. Lol... Sorry bout that Marty. Just razzing ya! :-)

 

[Mikey P]

Boy are you out of touch..

 

[Giorgio]

It might be alright. They moved the expansion chamber closer to the floor where it's needed most. I guess

 

[Mikey P]

Might..

 

[Giorgio]

Bring me up to speed buddy! I just dropped $1.2k on a new 14" SS Titanium glided and I need another wand for the new monster rig I'm building.

 

[Mikey P]

Here you are.

 

[DAT]

I would like to try it out.

 

[Hack Attack]

If the 2" flare makes a real world difference ie a vacuum reserve buffer, then a full 2" tube to those small girly hands 1.5 hand area would surely work better.

more tube = more buffer = more effect..

unless you've got less, then you compensate mentally and verbally

 

[Mikey P]

That would be the logical thought..

But you're wrong.

 

[Hack Attack]

I've wondered if a small reserve tank inline would help preserve performance closer to the wand..

never got so bored to try it though

 

[Giorgio]

I want a wand that goes from 1.5 to 3" then back down to 1.5 with as many welds as possible. heavier than chit too so gravity assists with downward force.

wouldn't it be groovy if they could incorporate a cell phone mount and a cup holder?

Cell phone mount?

You heard it here first baby! Lol...

G'night

 

[Hack Attack]

I want a wand that goes from 1.5 to 3" then back down to 1.5 with as many welds as possible. heavier than chit too so gravity assists with downward force.

wouldn't it be groovy if they could incorporate a cell phone mount and a cup holder?

Cell phone mount?

You heard it here first baby! Lol...

G'night

that you Rob!? So many 1st's.. mind officially blown

 

[BIG WOOD]

It is a Devastator 1.5/12

The first is a 2" flair to the head.


So effective Marty needs a hole glide to use it.

I'll start drooling when I see a Mach Glide on that head. Until then...

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Thanks for posting, Mike. I'd like to see it in action sometime.

 

[Jimmy L]

That "High technology" is not worth $1500

 

[hogjowl]

I’m feeling so superior now

 

[FredC]

That would be the logical thought..

But you're wrong.

show us the floworks models so we can better understand how

 

[Hoody]

Makes sense to me. The 1.5" tubing provides more lift but less CFM than 2" throughout. So having 2" closer to the floor would allow more water recovery initially and then the 1.5" would provide quicker evacuation because the lift would take over likely creating a cyclone or funnel type of effect. Will work well so long as it flares back out to 2" at the vac hose attachment to keep up with volume which I'm sure it does.

 

[Mikey P]

Will work well so long as it flares back out to 2" at the vac hose attachment to keep up with volume which I'm sure it does.

Actually , it's working better with a tapered 15' lead hose.

 

[hogjowl]

None of you idiots are rocket scientists and you have no idea. I bet Tom doesn’t even know why it works.

Big circle jerk.

Just shut up and enjoy it.

 

[Old Coastie]

I don’t think I’d enjoy that at ALL!

The wand might be nice though.

 

[Acp]

so.. you run 1.5inch hose?

 

[DAT]

I would like the physics data for the devastator wand as well. Any spec sheet with blueprint with dimension. Ill see if i can come up with why it worrks great...

 

[hogjowl]

Can’t wait

 

[Wand Slinger]

Well if you don't have enough bubblegum for everyone you can't chew in class!
I think we should put the wand on a ship rotation and let each person use it for a week and then ship it to the next guy on the list.

 

[Desk Jockey]

We did that with a ZIPPER years ago.