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GREASEMONKEY · Oct 27, 2008

My mod for the day

jbunch07 · Oct 28, 2008

Great Idea!

freaksavior · Oct 28, 2008

jbunch07 said:
There ya go, I always keep it handy.

got ya beat buddy

jbunch07 · Oct 28, 2008

HA yeah id say so! LMAO

Skywalker12345 · Oct 28, 2008

GREASEMONKEY said:

SWEEEET! i want that were did you get it?

btarunr · Oct 28, 2008

freaksavior said:
got ya beat buddy

Even if I could buy that thing, I would still pick cans. Cans have guaranteed dry air (no moisture). A compressor just draws in whatever air, and when you blow it under pressure, it could actually liquify on the surface (the moisture liquifies). Bad for the components.

jbunch07 · Oct 28, 2008

btarunr said:
Even if I could buy that thing, I would still pick cans. Cans have guaranteed dry air (no moisture). A compressor just draws in whatever air, and when you blow it under pressure, it could actually liquify on the surface (the moisture liquifies). Bad for the components.

Err. I don't believe anyone would actually use one of these on there computer, you would have a big pile of broken computer parts before to long. I think he was just being funny.

pbmaster · Oct 28, 2008

+1 to that. If someone did actually use one of these to blow out a PC, I don't know if that would be considered economical or just plain stupid.

jbunch07 · Oct 28, 2008

pbmaster said:
+1 to that. If someone did actually use one of these to blow out a PC, I don't know if that would be considered economical or just plain stupid.

I would go with the latter.

btarunr · Oct 28, 2008

jbunch07 said:
Err. I don't believe anyone would actually use one of these on there computer, you would have a big pile of broken computer parts before to long. I think he was just being funny.

Some actually use it. If my memory serves me well, Mark (MKmods) uses it (?) It's not stupid, just risky and economical on the long run.

jbunch07 · Oct 28, 2008

You mean he actually uses 150psi on computer parts :wtf:

there would be capacitors flying everywhere. :confused:

casper250c · Oct 28, 2008

Dont mind the dust I did not get to clean it this week :eek:

btarunr · Oct 28, 2008

jbunch07 said:
You mean he actually uses 150psi on computer parts there would be capacitors flying everywhere.

Doesn't have to be a full blast of 150 psi. It can always be regulated. You can have a nozzle the size of that of a can, but with axillary outlets, you regulate the pressure the nozzle finally has. One compression of air lasts for months of cleaning. Some people just keep the cylinder, and have it compressed at a gas station or something.

ShadowFold · Oct 28, 2008

One of those cans only lasts me a few weeks..

Hayder_Master · Oct 28, 2008

wow , graet shot's

Wile E · Oct 28, 2008

I've used an air compressor to dust out my PC numerous times. It doesn't blow components off of boards, and you don't do it with the computer on. It's no riskier than canned air. Even canned air can cause moisture build up on your parts. If the can gets tilted just a little too far, it causes the moisture in the air to condense on your components.

kyle2020 · Oct 28, 2008

Well, i have some materials coming today to do MK's 24 pin mod, im also nipping out to get a rotary tools and some other numerous bits - including a can of black spray paint. This Jr will look nice by the time im done, im sure

Ill put some pictures up as soon as im done!

GREASEMONKEY · Oct 28, 2008

lucasweir said:
SWEEEET! i want that were did you get it?

Frozen cpu

erocker · Oct 28, 2008

pbmaster said:
+1 to that. If someone did actually use one of these to blow out a PC, I don't know if that would be considered economical or just plain stupid.

I've been doing it with my four shop computers for about 6 years now with not a single hardware failure! Of course, with the nozzle it's regulated to about 80psi and I have dryers/filters on all of my air hoses. My air compressor (bottom end) is over 50 years old, the motor is from 1973 and it does about 165psi according to the guages.

wolf2009 · Oct 28, 2008

Beautiful pictures, keep em coming People !

pbmaster · Oct 28, 2008

Well then, that just goes to show how assumptions can be wrong. I apologize.

erocker · Oct 28, 2008

Ah, no need to apologize. :toast:

I didn't take it badly or anything, and believe me I can see things like ram chips and the like getting blown off with a lot of psi for sure!

newtekie1 · Oct 28, 2008

Solaris17 · Oct 28, 2008

jbunch07 said:
You mean he actually uses 150psi on computer parts there would be capacitors flying everywhere.

we use a 150psi compressor at work to clean out pc's

newtekie1 · Oct 28, 2008

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