Fixing my Shop Vac switch
Shop Vac switches apparently die pretty commonly, but it's actually an easy and cheap fix. In my case it was sawdust or something that got in the switch, but I ended up replacing it anyway with an entirely new switch since I already had the switch and I already had it apart.
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