Air Compresser

TheVoice · 5 Jun 2016 at 18:14

doofer said:
Make one out of an old fridge/freezer compressor and an empty fire extinguisher much better and far quieter than the mass cheap Chinese imported things. Loads of YouTube videos showing how to make one.

Can't say I have either of those components to hand.

Xplo · 5 Jun 2016 at 18:35

I got one from SGS Compressors (google) one of the smallest they do (if you're only going to be using it very occasionally go for an oil-less one), i think i paid £100 or so including delivery. Ample power, really well built, a trusted name with a good warranty. Also came with a load of accessories i'll probably never use but adds to the value if you have a use for them one day. Also bought for the same reason, occasional de-dusting of things, mainly pc's

( |-| |2 ][ $ · 5 Jun 2016 at 19:03

I've always used a vacuum cleaner, haven't broken anything yet.

Nevakonaza · 9 Jun 2016 at 08:15

( |-| |2 ][ $;29585987 said:
I've always used a vacuum cleaner, haven't broken anything yet.

Cant really compare now can we.

For things such as Radiators in your PC,Small crevices and under tightly packed PCB boards (like in my Amplifier) a Hoover just wont do anything.

Really impressed with that one i bought though,i still have many jobs to do with it.

Devrij · 9 Jun 2016 at 08:34

Nevakonaza said:
Cant really compare now can we.

For things such as Radiators in your PC,Small crevices and under tightly packed PCB boards (like in my Amplifier) a Hoover just wont do anything.

Really impressed with that one i bought though,i still have many jobs to do with it.

Yeah same, my pc is showroom clean. Also, the wide nozzle is great for dusting off monitors without having to worry about streaks or scratches.