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I saw it (good video, btw) but I'm looking at this category & wondered if you had an update or a "suck-off" ( :D LOL) for the Beast shown in this vid & it's new brother the blue wall mount small vac (VWMB508 & how that one compares to this testing)? I'm in the market for a small vac for the smaller shop in my basement. Don't have the room for a full-size w/d vac, so I'm looking at these smaller units. thanks!
OMFG I totally agree! I hate all those damn TH-cams who make 30 minute reviews that could have been a few minutes. They just _love_ to hear themselves talk and talk and talk! Just get straight to the point!!
I bought the Ridgid 14 gallon 6.5 shop vac with the detachable blower. It has powerful suction and the blower moves a ton of air quickly. It's great for detailing and work's great to blow off the water after a wash and to vacuum out the interior all in one unit.
I'd love it if you could do a cordless car detail test as well. Especially for people in apartments or mobile detailers who don't have access to a power outlet - which cordless vac has the best accessory pack and the best performance for car detailing would be great!
These are the facts we need instead of people's feelings (opinions), well done sir. I was looking for the right portable vacuum for my car and to clean up small messes that my cats make with their litter. Great video!
@@VacuumWars Dang! You should get sound levels on these and repost! Do you remember if any of them were particularly noisier or quieter than the others. This would be important to a lot of people.
Yes, I just youtubed “quietest shop vac. And nothing is available. I thought, I guess I will have to make a comparison video for noise. I am trying to find a new shop vac. I bought one at a auction for $3 and it didnt have a hose, my hoses dont fit it right, and it needed a new filter after I used it a bunch; and a new filter is $40.
Was going to buy the armor all 2hp vacuum. Then watched your video and bought the vac master beast. The suction on the beast lives up to the name. By far the best suction relevant to vacuuming that I’ve experienced. Thank you and new sub!
After hours of reading all over the internet and feeling very confused, I then saw this excellent, concise review and it had everything I needed to know. Great helpful vid. Thanks!
Just got the beast delivered today. FYI this thing is so powerful it will suck the sides of the bucket in about 1/2” near the locking clamps for the bucket. Im not sure if this thing is very sturdy. I may return it back to amazon and try the rigid. Just something to note, I don’t remember this mentioned in the reviews. But the reviews were great!
Vacuum Wars yea and still rewatching this 😂 Edit I feel these should have a turbo nozzle because the airflow with some of these could really spin the brush and have stiff brushes would prob give it as much agitation as a power nozzle
Never thought I’d be watching vacuum vids, but this was very helpful in deciding what I wanted to go with. Thank you for the great vid and getting straight to the point 👌
@@joserocha884 Vacmaster Beast 14 gal stainless steel, bit better than the one in the video! Still working great til this day..haven’t even realized it’s been 2 years already lol it’s by far the best all around vacuum. I use it for detailing and cleaning pet hairs! Heavy duty stuff for sure.
Yes, I already had the footage I needed (using the same number of passes as the others, with the camera mounted on the ground that is the footage used when comparison footage was needed) there is actually a bit of a time gap between the first set of passes and the second which is hard to see in the sped up top down gopro shot. but basically after I had the shot I needed for the scientific part, I gave it some extra passes to see how much better it could do. Mostly it was just for my own curiosity.
You have to factor in price and warranty. With Ridgid being cheaper by $10 as of my comment, it beats the Vacmaster. Additionally, you get a lifetime warranty on Ridgid products, but not on the Vacmaster. Also, Home Depot sells the Ridgid 4070 with detailing attachments and hose extenders at this price. I would go with the Ridgid with those facts in mind.
Looking forward to results. I've ran a vacmaster beast for years now, its my dedicated dry vac, I run it with bags so the filter gets a light bit of dust but bags make cleanup quick and mess free too. It's the loudest vac I have im pretty sure, theres no having a conversation while running it.
Wow! Best of these has a super high airflow. There is also some super high quality shop vacs like the Fein, Festool, Hilti, Makita, Bosch and Milwaukee.
Yeah, really high airflow! Yeah I saw there were lots of choices, but I had to limit them to just the top sellers. These were the 6 I knew for sure were the most widely used. It was also important to find ones similar in HP and capacity.
The European version of the Beast has wheels, automatic cable winding and hepa filter, it is rated at 1500w. Unfortunately it does not come with the large flat suction head,but there are similar ones to buy.
Awesome video! Exactly what I needed to watch for help purchasing a car detailing vacuum. The video explains things perfectly! I had a hard time trying to find the water suction rating thru ridged, but found it here. Keep up the great work
What if you stepped up to a larger Rigid? I believe they have a 14 gallon "6hp" HP NXT (lets be honest, the HP ratings are BS lies 95% of the time); It's 99$ and includes a ton of items that I think that accessory kit has; granted, yes its not portable, but are you dragging that smallie into the car with you?
For the 5.5 beast, not sure why the manufacture have different numbers: CFM: 102, Water Lift (In. ): 82. 6. Am I missing something?? The CFM in this test is almost twice the power advertised. Who should I believe?
The guy in this video shows you the methodology he used to measure airflow and suction. We don't know how the manufacturers performs these measurements. Therefore I would go off the numbers in this video and use them as a relative comparison between the vacuums he measured. Make sense?
I’m looking for a vacuum that can also blow to double as a car dryer after washing. Is the vacmaster capable of this? Can’t find a video that also tests this. Don’t want to buy two separate products of one can do the jobs.
@Ryan Do you own a leaf blower? Use that trust me. If you don't own one you can get a cheap electric corded one for under $40 works great plus you can use it for blowing out garage or sidewalks, porches etc. I choose the corded bc I mainly use it to blow off vehicles after washing. You could go battery operated but depending on what you do with it you might need 2 batteries & well it costs more. Just a suggestion. Hope this helps. BTW I don't know if the Vacmaster blows but I can tell you that even if it did if wouldn't be as powerful as a leaf blower.
@Ryan I just looked it up & the Vacmaster does in fact convert to a blower! Although from Amazon it's only available through 3rd parties right now at higher price than normal. So idk if I would order it right now. I'm definitely going to wait until their available from Vacmaster or Amazon & not 3rd parties. Maybe see if I can order direct from Vacmaster bc I definitely want this one. Not sure if Lowe's or Home Depot carry this brand.
I ended up borrowing a leaf blower from someone and boy does that work good. Thanks! I went with the Rigid. The beast had more bad reviews on amazon that I’d like. It was $92 on amazon but now is $125 from third parties only. Glad I got it in time.
@@sageRJRJ Awesome it really does help when washing vehicles.. way better than drying with a shammy! Lol. Are you happy with the rigid? I just might go with that one & buy it from Home Depot. I'm going to need to buy the extra accessories for it. Did you get that also?
The Rigid works great, I like it. I didn’t get the $40 accessory kit. I grabbed the wand and crevice tool separately since I decided that’s all I needed. Amazon wants $19 and $12 for them but I got them at homedepot.com for $9 and $7 instead.
Have you ever considered reviewing DIY shop vac as well? Could they also be used to clean the car too? Great videos, never thought I’d like them as much as I do. Keep it up 👍🏻
Ha, ...I had a feeling the Beast was going to win this....I am not a pro detailer but I love vacuums... I own 9 vacuum cleaners but non of them are specifically for cars.... but I am now interested in getting a Vacmaster Professional Beast Series, and I am surprised on how cheap it actually is, wow....
For whatever reason, the Shop-Vac Ez's price is now at $99 while the number 1 vacs are at 88 and 89 so if you need one now go with the #1 or#2 until the price of the EZ goes back down to the 30 to 40 dollar range
We don't use these in our shop, but after watching this video I think we are definitely going to look into buying a couple of these brands to test ourselves. Thanks for the great video!
i went today car detailing store. and they wanted 300$ for clean my car. i told them hell nah. i said to myself i can do better. and here i am. i decided to but vac master vaccum. hopefully i can use this vaccum for my car and for my house . ty for video again.
I just got a VacMaster Beast 5 gallon. Love everything about it except it leaks\spits water out around the seam where the motor clamps down to the base, when wet vacuuming . I'm not talking about the base container being 1\3 or 1\2 full when it does this, I mean when it has 2-2.5 qts of water. I called Vacmaster and they suggested I return it for another unit or refund, after they asked some obvious checks I had already tried.. I think I'll exchange it & try one more unit , but if it does the same then I'll go with the Rigid.
Regarding the Vacmaster, does anyone know if the hose is plastic that'll be hard to maneuver, or is it more of a rubber and flexible? I have a 5 gallon craftsman vac with a plastic hose which knocks the unit over when I go around my car seat, absolutely worthless hose. No one seems to address how flexible these hoses are :(
I saw you posted this over on reddit as well, but thought I'd comment directly on this video. I have an older ridgid that I just love and its half the hp rating seen here. I'd be curious to try one of the newer ones, I'm impressed with even the suction on the ridgid that this can probably pull double duty as a light use carpet extractor for upholstery. I'd love to see a comparison with the larger 6hp ridgid (although in reality that's more like 1.5hp working power, since 6hp out of a 110v US outlet would draw something like 40 amps so these hp numbers are BS). Vacmaster also makes a dual stage motor version and that probably is even higher numbers. Thanks for posting this review!
Excellent video Can you make a video and create a playlist on your channel,geared to auto detailing and bad to good equipment for this business that is becoming very popular.... can you do the work maybe interview on the streets with different... small guys companies.
thanks...just looking into getting a portable...and actually came across the Beast...so between that and the Rigid, which is talked about a lot. Beast is cheaper actually online right now
Did you try the Vac Master shorter hose on the Rigid to see if suction matched? Rigid is made by Emerson and the Vac Master main unit seems to differ in cosmetic appearance only. Wondering if they are made in same factory?
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Can you recommend one that's available in europe? EU plug, 230v
Great comparison video! Would any of these vacs be good for vacuuming patio furniture? If so, is there anything other than suction power I would have to account for? I’m in the market for a shop vac for weekly maintenance on my balcony and outdoor furniture.
You're awesome this is the best explanatory video ever, please I want your opinion between the vacmaster VWM510 and beast which is better for car detailing garage?
Thanks for all the reviews. And thanks to your channel, I am always looking for sealed systems now. I need a Shop vaccum and would prefer a hepa and as much sealed possible without breaking the bank. Any advice ?
Thank You for all your excellent videos! There is one niche that you didn't covered yet - hobby shop vacuums, for which the most important factor is noise (and only noise...) I can not find any reliable comparison online... I cross my fingers that you could make such a video in the future, Thanks again!
Thanks for the review I was looking for vacuum so I can detail my mom car I love watching people detailing cars so I wanna pratice do you know if the vacuum you mentioned can be found at Canadian tire ?
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how does the Craftsman compare to the Vacmaster Beast though?
I saw it (good video, btw) but I'm looking at this category & wondered if you had an update or a "suck-off" ( :D LOL) for the Beast shown in this vid & it's new brother the blue wall mount small vac (VWMB508 & how that one compares to this testing)? I'm in the market for a small vac for the smaller shop in my basement. Don't have the room for a full-size w/d vac, so I'm looking at these smaller units. thanks!
Wow we need more people like you on this website. Making a high quality and concise comparison between vacuums. No fluff. Just the data. Amazing.
Yeah this is the great side of youtube for sure.
Oh yeah yeah
No fluff. Because vacuum cleaners.
Thanks for not making this a 32 minute video
OMFG I totally agree! I hate all those damn TH-cams who make 30 minute reviews that could have been a few minutes. They just _love_ to hear themselves talk and talk and talk! Just get straight to the point!!
doesnt show them being used
Me too ,click on a video see it’s like 30 mins...nah...🤬
YES!!!
Cierto es 💪🏾!!!!!
It’s 1am and I’m really into this vacuum competition
I'm glad to hear it!
I never knew I needed to watch vaccum wars til now. Thank u
No, Thank you!
😂😂😂
Im dead
I bought the Ridgid 14 gallon 6.5 shop vac with the detachable blower. It has powerful suction and the blower moves a ton of air quickly. It's great for detailing and work's great to blow off the water after a wash and to vacuum out the interior all in one unit.
how did you get car attachments for the 14 gallon or do you use the ones it came with ?
I'd love it if you could do a cordless car detail test as well. Especially for people in apartments or mobile detailers who don't have access to a power outlet - which cordless vac has the best accessory pack and the best performance for car detailing would be great!
These are the facts we need instead of people's feelings (opinions), well done sir. I was looking for the right portable vacuum for my car and to clean up small messes that my cats make with their litter. Great video!
Thank you! I’m glad it helped.
You should include a noise level rating in a test like this. Still helpful overview though.
Yeah I should have. I have the equipment, I just forgot.
@@VacuumWars Dang! You should get sound levels on these and repost! Do you remember if any of them were particularly noisier or quieter than the others. This would be important to a lot of people.
The noise rating of the winner (Vacmaster Beast) is 74dB.
Yes, I just youtubed “quietest shop vac. And nothing is available. I thought, I guess I will have to make a comparison video for noise. I am trying to find a new shop vac. I bought one at a auction for $3 and it didnt have a hose, my hoses dont fit it right, and it needed a new filter after I used it a bunch; and a new filter is $40.
Thank you for this quick, concise and informative video!
I have the Armor All, I use this weekly on 3 vehicles, works just fine, no complaints.
Other commenters weren't kidding my friend, this really was an awesome review. 👏 I wish you did every review on TH-cam.
Hello, i sell wet dry vacuum from amazon, i have some new product that need to test, are you interesting?
Was going to buy the armor all 2hp vacuum. Then watched your video and bought the vac master beast. The suction on the beast lives up to the name. By far the best suction relevant to vacuuming that I’ve experienced. Thank you and new sub!
After hours of reading all over the internet and feeling very confused, I then saw this excellent, concise review and it had everything I needed to know. Great helpful vid. Thanks!
Hello, i sell wet dry vacuum from amazon, i have some new product that need to test, are you interesting?
@@jackhe2461 I am happy to test for you. Please send me a message. I work with a mobile detailing business so if we like it we would need several.
This is the channel I come to every time I need to buy a new vacuum. Great, no-nonsense content.
Thank you!
Just got the beast delivered today. FYI this thing is so powerful it will suck the sides of the bucket in about 1/2” near the locking clamps for the bucket. Im not sure if this thing is very sturdy. I may return it back to amazon and try the rigid. Just something to note, I don’t remember this mentioned in the reviews. But the reviews were great!
All around Ez (4,5 hp) has been my daily driver for house maintenance and car detailling for 2 years now. I'm loving it!
Didn’t expect this but thanks
Because it was wet dry vacs?
Vacuum Wars yea and still rewatching this 😂
Edit I feel these should have a turbo nozzle because the airflow with some of these could really spin the brush and have stiff brushes would prob give it as much agitation as a power nozzle
I’ve had the Ridgid Vac for 3 years now and that thing still works like brand new. I highly recommend it.
Most professional detailers use Ridgid....because they perform and are durable. The lifetime warranty should be the deal maker for most buyers.
Dude why can’t every review be like this, very well done.
Never thought I’d be watching vacuum vids, but this was very helpful in deciding what I wanted to go with. Thank you for the great vid and getting straight to the point 👌
Which one u got ?
@@joserocha884 Vacmaster Beast 14 gal stainless steel, bit better than the one in the video! Still working great til this day..haven’t even realized it’s been 2 years already lol it’s by far the best all around vacuum. I use it for detailing and cleaning pet hairs! Heavy duty stuff for sure.
Any steam cleaners you'd recommend?
Ohh you done it now!!
Here we go again!!
Steam cleaner wars!!
It’d be cool if these came with motorized brushes for stair cleaning or small jobs.
So at 5:14 do you care to explain why it is that you went a good 3 or 4 passes with the vacmaster and not any other vacuum??
Yes, I already had the footage I needed (using the same number of passes as the others, with the camera mounted on the ground that is the footage used when comparison footage was needed) there is actually a bit of a time gap between the first set of passes and the second which is hard to see in the sped up top down gopro shot. but basically after I had the shot I needed for the scientific part, I gave it some extra passes to see how much better it could do. Mostly it was just for my own curiosity.
I think you should also do a channel on Electric Lawn Mowers. I can't seem to find a reliable unbiased channel like yours.
This is legit. thank you for getting to the point so quickly. I wish more channels that review items were like this.
Thank you!
You are to vacuums what Project Farm is to tools. Very detailed tests and very well explained. Thank you for your video!
Thank you!
I love Project Farm product testing!!!
You have to factor in price and warranty. With Ridgid being cheaper by $10 as of my comment, it beats the Vacmaster. Additionally, you get a lifetime warranty on Ridgid products, but not on the Vacmaster. Also, Home Depot sells the Ridgid 4070 with detailing attachments and hose extenders at this price. I would go with the Ridgid with those facts in mind.
Most professional detailers use Ridgid for durability and performance. The lifetime warranty is a decision maker for me!
Looking forward to results. I've ran a vacmaster beast for years now, its my dedicated dry vac, I run it with bags so the filter gets a light bit of dust but bags make cleanup quick and mess free too. It's the loudest vac I have im pretty sure, theres no having a conversation while running it.
This is a very important industry for those who love this business.... these videos save time and money 💰
Nice! Thank you!
would have liked to see you swap the hoses on the Ridgid and the Beast and see the numbers
Wow! Best of these has a super high airflow. There is also some super high quality shop vacs like the Fein, Festool, Hilti, Makita, Bosch and Milwaukee.
Yeah, really high airflow! Yeah I saw there were lots of choices, but I had to limit them to just the top sellers. These were the 6 I knew for sure were the most widely used. It was also important to find ones similar in HP and capacity.
Vacuum Wars Craftsman has a pretty good shop vac too
Vacuumtests which of those super high quality shop vacs do you think is best? I’m looking into buying a super high quality one. Thanks
Vacuum Wars with
The European version of the Beast has wheels, automatic cable winding and hepa filter, it is rated at 1500w. Unfortunately it does not come with the large flat suction head,but there are similar ones to buy.
Awesome video! Exactly what I needed to watch for help purchasing a car detailing vacuum. The video explains things perfectly! I had a hard time trying to find the water suction rating thru ridged, but found it here. Keep up the great work
What if you stepped up to a larger Rigid? I believe they have a 14 gallon "6hp" HP NXT (lets be honest, the HP ratings are BS lies 95% of the time); It's 99$ and includes a ton of items that I think that accessory kit has; granted, yes its not portable, but are you dragging that smallie into the car with you?
For the 5.5 beast, not sure why the manufacture have different numbers: CFM: 102, Water Lift (In. ): 82. 6. Am I missing something?? The CFM in this test is almost twice the power advertised. Who should I believe?
The guy in this video shows you the methodology he used to measure airflow and suction. We don't know how the manufacturers performs these measurements. Therefore I would go off the numbers in this video and use them as a relative comparison between the vacuums he measured. Make sense?
I’m looking for a vacuum that can also blow to double as a car dryer after washing. Is the vacmaster capable of this? Can’t find a video that also tests this. Don’t want to buy two separate products of one can do the jobs.
@Ryan Do you own a leaf blower? Use that trust me. If you don't own one you can get a cheap electric corded one for under $40 works great plus you can use it for blowing out garage or sidewalks, porches etc. I choose the corded bc I mainly use it to blow off vehicles after washing. You could go battery operated but depending on what you do with it you might need 2 batteries & well it costs more. Just a suggestion. Hope this helps. BTW I don't know if the Vacmaster blows but I can tell you that even if it did if wouldn't be as powerful as a leaf blower.
@Ryan I just looked it up & the Vacmaster does in fact convert to a blower! Although from Amazon it's only available through 3rd parties right now at higher price than normal. So idk if I would order it right now. I'm definitely going to wait until their available from Vacmaster or Amazon & not 3rd parties. Maybe see if I can order direct from Vacmaster bc I definitely want this one. Not sure if Lowe's or Home Depot carry this brand.
I ended up borrowing a leaf blower from someone and boy does that work good. Thanks! I went with the Rigid. The beast had more bad reviews on amazon that I’d like. It was $92 on amazon but now is $125 from third parties only. Glad I got it in time.
@@sageRJRJ Awesome it really does help when washing vehicles.. way better than drying with a shammy! Lol. Are you happy with the rigid? I just might go with that one & buy it from Home Depot. I'm going to need to buy the extra accessories for it. Did you get that also?
The Rigid works great, I like it. I didn’t get the $40 accessory kit. I grabbed the wand and crevice tool separately since I decided that’s all I needed. Amazon wants $19 and $12 for them but I got them at homedepot.com for $9 and $7 instead.
Have you ever considered reviewing DIY shop vac as well? Could they also be used to clean the car too? Great videos, never thought I’d like them as much as I do. Keep it up 👍🏻
Thank you! I needed help getting a vac for cleaning my car and your video was so helpful.
Is the vacmaster beast still the number one portable car detail vacuum?
Vacmaster Beast
Ha, ...I had a feeling the Beast was going to win this....I am not a pro detailer but I love vacuums... I own 9 vacuum cleaners but non of them are specifically for cars.... but I am now interested in getting a Vacmaster Professional Beast Series, and I am surprised on how cheap it actually is, wow....
Would be interested to see a wall mount commercial detail shop vacuum test. Understand if its not possible since it may be too expensive.
Awesome! Results confirmed my decision to get the Vacmaster Beast vs other some name . Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for the short detailed video! Really helps when your standing in the isle trying to figure out what to buy.
Lots of hard work done from you guys and great presentation.
The Beast. Ty for not dragging this out to 81 mins
Not sure why. But I needed this video in my life.
For whatever reason, the Shop-Vac Ez's price is now at $99 while the number 1 vacs are at 88 and 89 so if you need one now go with the #1 or#2 until the price of the EZ goes back down to the 30 to 40 dollar range
We don't use these in our shop, but after watching this video I think we are definitely going to look into buying a couple of these brands to test ourselves. Thanks for the great video!
Very cool to hear from a pro. Thanks!
I have armor all and I like it. Comes with a bunch of attachments and good suction.
i went today car detailing store. and they wanted 300$ for clean my car. i told them hell nah. i said to myself i can do better. and here i am. i decided to but vac master vaccum. hopefully i can use this vaccum for my car and for my house . ty for video again.
Best straight to the point review ever. Thanks 👌🏽
I just got a VacMaster Beast 5 gallon. Love everything about it except it leaks\spits water out around the seam where the motor clamps down to the base, when wet vacuuming . I'm not talking about the base container being 1\3 or 1\2 full when it does this, I mean when it has 2-2.5 qts of water. I called Vacmaster and they suggested I return it for another unit or refund, after they asked some obvious checks I had already tried.. I think I'll exchange it & try one more unit , but if it does the same then I'll go with the Rigid.
Regarding the Vacmaster, does anyone know if the hose is plastic that'll be hard to maneuver, or is it more of a rubber and flexible?
I have a 5 gallon craftsman vac with a plastic hose which knocks the unit over when I go around my car seat, absolutely worthless hose.
No one seems to address how flexible these hoses are :(
I saw you posted this over on reddit as well, but thought I'd comment directly on this video. I have an older ridgid that I just love and its half the hp rating seen here. I'd be curious to try one of the newer ones, I'm impressed with even the suction on the ridgid that this can probably pull double duty as a light use carpet extractor for upholstery. I'd love to see a comparison with the larger 6hp ridgid (although in reality that's more like 1.5hp working power, since 6hp out of a 110v US outlet would draw something like 40 amps so these hp numbers are BS). Vacmaster also makes a dual stage motor version and that probably is even higher numbers. Thanks for posting this review!
Love my vacmaster beast. It truly lives up to its name
Excellent video
Can you make a video and create a playlist on your channel,geared to auto detailing and bad to good equipment for this business that is becoming very popular.... can you do the work maybe interview on the streets with different... small guys companies.
thanks...just looking into getting a portable...and actually came across the Beast...so between that and the Rigid, which is talked about a lot. Beast is cheaper actually online right now
Can you do a all around wet/dry vacuum overview in the different price categories? Like not just for vehicle use but like all around! #please
THANK YOU for existing!!!! You saved me so much time researching.
Glad I could help!
I like the 1.5/2.5 liter Shopvac because it’s sooo convenient.
Did you try the Vac Master shorter hose on the Rigid to see if suction matched? Rigid is made by Emerson and the Vac Master main unit seems to differ in cosmetic appearance only. Wondering if they are made in same factory?
Can you recommend one that's available in europe? EU plug, 230v
Best video out in this segment hands down.
I just got the armor all today on Amazon prime day sale 35$ 🎉
Nice! Enjoy!
Went with the BEAST!
I appreciate the straight to the point video. Thank you.
What is the purpose of using an extractor vacuum? Why not just apply the cleaning solution with a drill brush and use a shop vac to extract?
so could you soak your carpets in cleaner then suck it up with these? Do any of them models provide a beater bar brush end?
Vac master beats is GODLY!!!
One other thing to consider is warranty....5 years for the Vacmaster, lifetime for the Ridgid.
Ridgid is prefered by most detailers due to performance, durability and lifetime warranty!
Great comparison video! Would any of these vacs be good for vacuuming patio furniture? If so, is there anything other than suction power I would have to account for? I’m in the market for a shop vac for weekly maintenance on my balcony and outdoor furniture.
Dude, I was in the market for a shop vac and was considering the vacmaster. I'll deff hook you up with the Amazon commission.
You're awesome this is the best explanatory video ever, please I want your opinion between the vacmaster VWM510 and beast which is better for car detailing garage?
That is great to hear! Thanks! But we haven't checked out the VWM510 . Sorry.
Appreciate all your hard work and research on this. Super helpful.
Just made a purchase and am very happy to use your affiliate link. Thanks for the great info!
Awesome! Thank you!
What about the ease of finding filters and accessories to go with other than rigid?
which 1 has the best blowing function for drying cars
Have you done a test on any of these for pet hair and if so, which one of the top models work the best? Thank you
I haven’t done pet hair tests with these. Sorry.
My armor all vac works pretty good for now I'm happy with it
Ordered the Vacmaster Beast 5.5 today after seeing your excellent video. Good job!👍
Thank you for the great review! Just ordered me a Vacmaster Beast Series vacuum for auto detailing!
Hope you enjoy it!
Heck yeah I've owned the vacmaster beast since the spring and the thing is A BEAST. literally the same price as the rest. Home Depot baby.
Cool! Glad to hear from someone who has been using the Vacmaster Beast series!
Just got my vacmaster in and let me say, holy fuck!
Most definitely a money maker
Thankyou for making this was very Helpful !!!
Thanks! And thanks for stopping by!
Amazon has the BEAST on sale at the moment. :) thanks for the review!
My beast is beautiful I love showing off with the power in something that size
I'd rather buy a harbor freight Chicago electric than a shop vac.
Great comparison, just wondering if that Vacmaster is the same exactly unit as Craftsman & Maximum
Craftsman, same, made by same company.
Perfect. How a video like this should be.
aw thanks.
Awesome video. Would love to see one about battery powered shop vacs and how they compare.
That Beast vacuum only lasted 3 uses it sucks. I didn't even vacuum up anything crazy, in fact it wasn't even 25% full
This dude displayed an epic amount of common sense
What is the best handheld portable vacuum?
Thanks for all the reviews. And thanks to your channel, I am always looking for sealed systems now. I need a Shop vaccum and would prefer a hepa and as much sealed possible without breaking the bank. Any advice ?
This is what TH-cam should be for, amazing review my guy, best wishes
Thank You for all your excellent videos! There is one niche that you didn't covered yet - hobby shop vacuums, for which the most important factor is noise (and only noise...) I can not find any reliable comparison online... I cross my fingers that you could make such a video in the future, Thanks again!
Thanks for the review I was looking for vacuum so I can detail my mom car I love watching people detailing cars so I wanna pratice do you know if the vacuum you mentioned can be found at Canadian tire ?
Great video. I'm looking for an excuse to get another shop vac but my current Stanley 2HP is still working after 13 years.
Thank you I appreciate your doing test with dry & wet vac I'm about get one which you want me buy tell me what you think I could buy which one
It’s 1:02 in the morning and I’m about to go pick up one of these bad boys tomorrow morning to give my car a good little detail..