Movement of airflow regulator.
Vacuum hose side.
Side with vacuum hose removed.
Both vacuum hose & 2" insert removed - see both inner box & outer box matching up.
Removable vacuum head.
Showing top with vacuum removed - able to connect any wet-vac with 2" hose.
BeeVac with top opened - see inner box.
Inner box partially removed.
Inner box on display - with bottom open, shows screening on both sides.
Top of inner box showing close-able vacuum hose opening.
Inside of outer box - shows three spacers which hold the inner box.
Top of outer box from inside - shows vent for airflow regulator.
Outer box - front view (latch).
Outer box - right side view (hose).
Outer box - back view (hinges).
BeeVac open with inner box partially removed.
Inner box - hose-side, shows placement of close-able flap while inserted into the BeeVac.
Inner box - movement of inside flap.
Inner box - movement of inside flap (close this flap until it hits the vacuum hose).
Inner box - movement of inside flap (fully closed after removing hose @ same time - close by pushing on edge of flap).
Inner box - movement of inside flap (fully closed after removinghose @ same time - close by pushing on edge of flap).
Outer box - showing inside flap closed on inside box.
Inner box - removal of inner box, now with flap closed.
Outer box - hose removal - notice lining of silicon on outside bead for good fit (note: VERY important that the size of inside & outside holes both match up & fit to the 2" hose adapter snugly!).
Showing how I drilled the inner box holes, placing the inner box within the BeeVac & drilling through the vacuum hose hole.
BeeVac - complete.
Inner box - opened, upside down, showing screens on both sides.
Inner box - opened, detail of plastic rails which floor slides on (I used common wall protector) showing bottom board inserted into rails.
Inner box - front with vacuum hole & flap.
Inner box - mesh sides (note shorter wood side is closer to vacuum hole - with longer wood serving as an air buffer at the rear).
Inner box - mesh sides (note shorter wood side is closer to vacuum hole- with longer wood serving as an air buffer at the rear).
