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

Not a direct fit. Joining the Makita 24 mm tool cuff to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose needs a 24 mm 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 Makita 24 mm tool cuff to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose

How to join a Makita 24 mm tool cuff to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose, and what stops it leaking dust.

Reducer required

Not a direct fit. Joining the Makita 24 mm tool cuff to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose needs a 24 mm to 28 mm step reducer.

END B28 mmMakita 28 mm anti-static hose (1-1/8 in ID)
END A24 mmMakita 24 mm tool cuff (15/16 in OD, 24 mm OD)

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

The two ends

End AMakita 24 mm tool cuff (15/16 in OD, 24 mm OD)
End BMakita 28 mm anti-static hose (1-1/8 in ID)
Fit typemale port into hose cuff
Reducer needed24 mm to 28 mm step reducer

Shop notes

Measured across the joint between the Makita 24 mm tool cuff and the Makita 28 mm anti-static hose, the hose (28 mm) is 4 mm larger than the port (24 mm), so the port rattles inside without gripping. A 24 mm to 28 mm step reducer closes that 4 mm step so the two hold together instead of leaking at the gap.

A 4 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.

Questions and answers

Connect a Makita 24 mm tool cuff to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose?

Not a direct fit. Joining the Makita 24 mm tool cuff to a Makita 28 mm anti-static hose needs a 24 mm to 28 mm step reducer.