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Haha, you could do that...
Or,
Just pass on the central vac $$ Cosmo and just spring for the FULL Festool line and properly pimp machines out dust free like our long lost pin-restore guru Honda350!
You know, since you have the walls open and all. 
Good luck with finishing the new digs and all the future projects!
Quoted from cosmokramer:This is what I want
Good luck finding a small dropped screw with that floor pattern Cosmo.
I had a kitchen countertop with a similar pattern and I had to use a flashlight pointed across the surface to make sure I got all the crumbs/food schmeg all cleaned up. 
Why not get it professionally polished and sealed?
Or maybe try the new vinyl planks that are industructable?
We did it at our shop and they came out great.
Here’s a pic of them one year later with plenty of heavy traffic on them.
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