Air Blow Guns
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Are they a venturi style? Never owned one like that.
Boy, looked at them. The last time I saw instuments like that, I was strapped to an alien examination table! lol
Boy, looked at them. The last time I saw instuments like that, I was strapped to an alien examination table! lol
oosik
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WoW!!! If they made a 16 oz. portable compressed air cylinder and a holster....... Strap that Multi-Jet unit right to my hip!! Their design engineers are taking clues from Star Trek and similar SiFi flicks. And the cost is............??
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I have blow guns just about everywhere I need to use one but the one that gets the most use is one I made.
I took an air compressor quick-connect male plug and a female plug, and screwed them together.
I get a lot more air out of it than any blowgun I have ever used.
My compressor makes about 15 psi, but it can't quite keep up. But with that high volume, the mess is cleaned up much faster.
I call it my pneumatic broom.
I took an air compressor quick-connect male plug and a female plug, and screwed them together.
I get a lot more air out of it than any blowgun I have ever used.
My compressor makes about 15 psi, but it can't quite keep up. But with that high volume, the mess is cleaned up much faster.
I call it my pneumatic broom.
flyerdan
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I've got several of the old style cast metal ones. Since they have threaded ends I put in some AN fittings and have one that has a 3' section of brake line with a bend at the tip for floor and behind stuff cleaning, one with a 8" straight tube for general use, one with a 90 degree fitting for radiators and such, and a rubber tipped one for things like emptying out a pressure washer hose where you need a positive seal.
oosik
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Sooo...... I picked up a Typhoon blow gun from House of Hose in Spokane this morning. It is MANY magnitudes superior to my home made one. Pull the trigger - it actually has recoil. Now I have to find one of my disposable dust masks and I can blow all the sawdust & crap out of my work shed.
I got the model with the 12" extension. I ran my compressor at 100 psi. $24.95
I got the model with the 12" extension. I ran my compressor at 100 psi. $24.95
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You must be confusing that with "House Of Hose Bag". Common Mistake.
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Probably not owned by the same guy? :laughing:
BTW, if you guys need GREAT flex hoses, go with the Coilhose Pneumatic too.
