Connect a DeWalt random-orbit sander stepped port to a Festool D50 antistatic hose
How to join a DeWalt random-orbit sander stepped port to a Festool D50 antistatic hose, and what stops it leaking dust.
Not a direct fit. Joining the DeWalt random-orbit sander stepped port to a Festool D50 antistatic hose needs a 26 / 32 / 35 mm to 50 mm step reducer.
Rings drawn to scale from the measured diameters in the table below.
The two ends
| End A | DeWalt random-orbit sander stepped port (1-3/8 in OD, 35 mm OD) |
|---|---|
| End B | Festool D50 antistatic hose (1-15/16 in ID) |
| Fit type | male port into hose cuff |
| Reducer needed | 26 / 32 / 35 mm to 50 mm step reducer |
Shop notes
Measured across the joint between the DeWalt random-orbit sander stepped port and the Festool D50 antistatic hose, the hose (50 mm) is 15 mm larger than the port (35 mm), so the port rattles inside without gripping. A 26 / 32 / 35 mm to 50 mm step reducer closes that 15 mm step so the two hold together instead of leaking at the gap.
A 15 mm mismatch feels close enough to force, and it will hold for a minute before it works loose under airflow. Fit the step ring rather than trusting friction on a gap this size.
The reducer to buy
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