Electric air dusters

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Electric air dusters

#1 Post by Racalman »

Anyone used these?

I need to blow crud (tumbler media) out of polished cases but I can't justify an air compressor.

Would an electric thingy do the job?
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#2 Post by rox »

Racalman wrote:Anyone used these?

I need to blow crud (tumbler media) out of polished cases but I can't justify an air compressor.

Would an electric thingy do the job?
Garden blower works for me.

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#3 Post by kennyc »

I just hold the case against the centre post of my tumbler and let the vibration empty the media out
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2020 GOOD DEALS WITH

Cutch Vortex Scope
Mauserbill Enfield Books


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I have used https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B ... g=pda0e-21 for blowing the dust out of PCs and laptops
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Always wondered about those. Are they actually any good?
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#7 Post by Plumose »

It works well, pulsing it is best for stubborn dust, but you don't have to worry about the aerosol gases in the same way you do with the cans.

It is probably not as powerful as the first burst from a can, but as long as there is a reasonable charge it doesn't fade out as quickly as the cans
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#8 Post by Nelly2014 »

Personally i would just buy a compressor. You can buy tank type from approx £25 second hand. I bought an oil free type for £50 s/h a couple of years ago and find it very useful for lots of jobs including pumping up the tyres lol.
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#9 Post by Racalman »

Thanks everyone. Those links look interesting, I will have a gander.
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#10 Post by Dellboy »

look at lidl or aldi can never remember which one they often have offers on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KEN5t4Oyk4
2020 GOOD DEALS WITH

Cutch Vortex Scope
Mauserbill Enfield Books


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