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Bullet2012
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disappointed Woz, one of these is way more suitable. 
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MetalMonkey
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I have a Hikoki one because I'm on that platform, no idea how it compares to the non power tool brands - but handy for all sorts of things, not just cleaning but the other day i needed to identify which heating pipe was which, so stuck the nozzle down one to see which one it came out.
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Pop up the road to curry, they have them for sale.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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You can get fun ones as well.
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Yes, I think the claimed RPM figures are a bit ummmm…… imaginativeA hundred and fifty thousand RPM?
My brother actually bought one recently, no better than a can of compressed air apparently, but rechargeable of course.
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Just had a look, they only seem to do the canned air ones. I’m looking at getting a Li-Ion one.
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Ok.
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a friends son had this one and yes it did the job both in blowing the dust out and also sucking it up into a bag when he used the blower without telling me the dust affected my lungs
whilst i have this one
it works as well but i still prefer the dyson to really suck the dust out of the pc
whilst i have this one
it works as well but i still prefer the dyson to really suck the dust out of the pc
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i also bought this one as easy access to the bushes unlike the other one above as that one needs taking apart to fit new bushes but the motor burnt out on me
and the advert is wrong but i had parts from the previous one so shunk down to the better value for my usage
and the advert is wrong but i had parts from the previous one so shunk down to the better value for my usage
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I've got one of these https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09WHZV6MD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Nice quality, all metal body. Got it in July 22 and it still works.
No longer available but they do others.
Works well in my opinon.
Nice quality, all metal body. Got it in July 22 and it still works.
No longer available but they do others.
Works well in my opinon.
Cans of compressed air are crap. They spit the propellant out. I hate the things .A hundred and fifty thousand RPM?
My brother actually bought one recently, no better than a can of compressed air apparently, but rechargeable of course.
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what's wrong with a hoover fitted with a crevice nozzle?
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They suck.
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If it's for control boards for instance, static.
From the same family of specs as the 5W lasers or the 30,000 lumen grow lightsYes, I think the claimed RPM figures are a bit ummmm…… imaginative
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I asked about a rechargeable air duster, not a "hoover" and a crevice tool.
