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Miele haribo candy... you can't tell from the photo, but they're in the shape of the Miele logo!

Miele memory stick (I have 2 of these...)

Miele bag...

Miele umbrella...

Fred - she's pretty used to vacuums running in our house ;) She likes fans, too...

Robert - thanks for all the kind words! I'm really flattered to hear you're impressed, since I've always admired your customised Super Unimatic and the 'pimped' KitchenAid! I've had a fascination for cut-away appliances as long as I can remember. Obviously, they're not usually the sort of...

~ However Clean, Hoover Cleaner ~

Hi Jayson - what did you do to fix it the first time? The problem could be a number of things - a loose connection, a break in the cord, a defective switch, worn motor brushes...

Ooh - LOVING the 575 with original bag! How I wish I was closer, I'd love to offer it a good home! Congrats on your wonderful finds :)

My inspiration... Dyson have always made use of cutaway models to explain their technology... this DC24 is on display in the vacuum section in Harrods in London! Theirs is a little more neatly-finished than mine, but I assume they weren't working free-hand with a Dremel on their bedroom floor...

Hi Brandon - yes, all wheeled Dyson uprights, from DC01 onwards, share a very similar head design. Brush-control DC14s have a slightly more prominent 'lip' at the front of the soleplate due to the leading-edge large debris channel. The Origin model, pictured above, does not have this feature...

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Finished! My one-of-a-kind Dyson DC14 CutAway!

Cut/sand/paint...

Taking shape...

Marking out...

Hi Blakaeg - it's not the motor, it's the gasket around the post-motor filter which makes that noise. It won't affect performance, but if you're concerned about it, call Dyson on 0800 954 0154. They'll be able to help.

Hi Edgar, I just sent you a quick email! Jack