PortMatchMatch any tool dust port to any shop-vac or collector hose, with the exact reducer

Not compatible without stepping down. A Makita 28 mm anti-static hose is far larger than the Oneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet, so it needs a 2-1/2 in to 28 mm step reducer. Measured OD and ID of each end, the real-world trap, and the exact reducer to buy.

Updated 05 September 2026.

CONNECTION

Connect a Oneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose

How to join a Oneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose, and what stops it leaking dust.

Not compatible

Not compatible without stepping down. A Makita 28 mm anti-static hose is far larger than the Oneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet, so it needs a 2-1/2 in to 28 mm step reducer.

END A63.5 mmOneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet (2-1/4 in ID)
END B28 mmMakita 28 mm anti-static hose (1-1/8 in ID)

Rings drawn to scale from the measured diameters in the table below.

The two ends

End AOneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet (2-1/4 in ID)
End BMakita 28 mm anti-static hose (1-1/8 in ID)
Fit typehose cuff into female socket
Reducer needed2-1/2 in to 28 mm step reducer

Shop notes

The hose tip is about 28 mm and the port socket about 57 mm, a gap of 29 mm, so the port socket simply swallows the hose tip with no contact. A 2-1/2 in to 28 mm step reducer is needed, and even reduced the airflow is mismatched between the Oneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet and the Makita 28 mm anti-static hose.

Wrapping tape to close a 29 mm gap never seals cleanly and chokes the airflow further. Step the sizes properly, or pair each end with a fitting closer to its own size.

Questions and answers

Connect a Oneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose?

Not compatible without stepping down. A Makita 28 mm anti-static hose is far larger than the Oneida Dust Deputy 2-1/2 in inlet, so it needs a 2-1/2 in to 28 mm step reducer.