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Stacking systainers on a dust extractor is one of the best things about the system. The hose is the part that doesn’t stack.

Close-up of an eyelet screwed into the side of a light gray systainer, with a small carabiner clipped through it holding a black Wrap-It storage strap looped around a coiled green-and-black extractor hose

This stack of Festool systainers never comes off its extractor, so the hose has to live with it. The fix is small: an eyelet screwed into the back of one systainer, a small carabiner, and a Wrap-It storage strap.

Three Festool systainers stacked on a Festool dust extractor in a shop, with the hose coiled and hanging from the side of the stack

Coil the hose, wrap the strap around it, and it hangs off the stack instead of trailing on the floor. Unclip the carabiner and the whole coil comes free.

The back of the same stack, showing the eyelet and empty strap hanging from the lowest systainer while the hose is connected to the extractor and in use

Other ways to do it

The same idea comes ready-made from FORG3D. The SYS-FIT Hose & Cord Hanger gives the hose and a power cord somewhere to hang, and the SYS-FIT Random Orbital Sander Rack keeps the sander at the other end of the hose close at hand. Both mount to a Systainer³ with FORG3D’s SYS-PLT Systainer³ Mount, sold separately.

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