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   Kent_F | Apr 26, 2005 05:04am | #1

   Penn State Industries (scroll to the bottom of the page):

   http://www.pennstateind.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=DUSB

    

    

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   Jellyrug | Apr 26, 2005 07:20am | #5

   Thanks Kent,

   I just payd $20 for four, could of gotten 10 from Pen State foir less. Next time.....

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   Jamie_Buxton | Apr 26, 2005 05:26am | #2

   Buy garbage bags at the grocery store or builders store.  They're more like 10 or 20 cents each.

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   forestgirl | Apr 26, 2005 05:34am | #3

   As long as they're thick enough.  Just got my canister DC and started using it.  Stuff swirls around, cyclone-like, in the bag so you want a thickness that'll not tear if a large sliver's slashing around.  The Penn State bags are 7 mil.forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)Another proud member of the  "I Rocked With ToolDoc Club" .... :>) 

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   Jellyrug | Apr 26, 2005 07:18am | #4

   Yep,

   A normal garbage bag won't make it.

   The bags that came with my machine wear through, getting pin holes shortly after putting them back the third time.

   The pen state link looks promising.

    

    

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   AlanWS | Apr 26, 2005 09:03pm | #6

   Just use two layers of normal trash bag. There will be a little air caught between them so you can see they are both intact. If the gap disappears, that means one of them has a hole, and you can replace it/them before the other also gets a hole.