Why in the fuck are these shits so expensive ?

you don't want either of those
the airbrush is too weak and the actual compressor will generate ESD

instant icebreaker and conversation piece.

ground the nozzle and the tank

Why do they get so fucking cold?

just buy one of these for like 60 euros, the amount you'll save from not buying a can every week/month will be noticeable

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I got that fucking bittergent on my fingers after spraying cheeto dust off my keyboard. Shit made my food taste awful for days.

I bought a can around 2014, and it's still half full...

you don't need to change the diaper on your pc every day.

Careful, I have something like that and it blows hot air.
It's fine for most things, but like a retard I tried it on my monitor and now I have a faint white streak in the corner.

I have one of those (not that particular one) for the past 10 years,

Saved me tons of money, plus I use it to clean out my coffee grinder.

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i'm considering giving this method a try
however i am really tired and not thinking straight so

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These things blow hot air because they are literally air compressors. similar to a cars supercharger.

compressed air = increase in volume = increase in energy = heat

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just make sure when you buy one, everything is metal. Having plastic will end up badly for anybody involved.

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My asshole blows air for free

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I use this and it's awesome.

What?

Just buy an air compressor.
They're really fucking useful if you repair cars or build anything with your hands.
Pneumatic air tools are nice to have so you don't have to fall for the cordless battery jew.

not gonna lie i have done this multiple times with my leafblower and my shop vac

stop being a pussywhipped individual and get your dads fucking leaf blower surely someone you know has it.

leaf blowers are simple 2-stroke engines, they they're lubricated by premixing the oil and gasoline so the oil will coat the cylinders as it enters them in one step
the problem is it's designed to burn oil by design and this is why all leafblowers smell like burnt oil
you're spraying your house with acrid gases

These are perfect for getting dust out of a heatsink.

Yeah, just don't start with the nozzle inside of the machine. Stand far away, and work your way closer to a distance you feel is comfortable.

>He doesn't intercool his dust blower

I always found that those littler rocket puffers weren't really powerful enough for blowing out heatsink fins and other computer stuff, though they're perfect for camera lenses and such. Maybe I just don't have a big enough one.

you realize they sell products meant for cleaning electronics that are a 2 in 1 vacuum and compressor ?

>Just buy an air compressor
WHAT?
SORRY, I CANT HEAR YOU.
GOT MY 140 FUCKING db PC CLEANER ON.
WHAT ? I'M BEING EVISCERATED ?
EVICTED ? oh.

sometimes i forget americans have no rights and aren't even allowed to repair their own cars in their assigned parking space granted by their landlord

the large ones work best on cameras and everything else, best 20$ i ever spent

It's CO2 so it's non explosive. It's also liquified in a container that is strong enough and insulated enough to keep it stable.

>140db
Still quiter than intel stock cooler
I seriously dont know how someone has no need for an air compressor

Also makes me feel good when I breathe it

HAHAHAHAHAH oh man, this made my day. You americans are something from outer space.

>Common duster gases are 1,1-difluoroethane, 1,1,1-trifluoroethane, or 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane

You dont get high off of co2 but i encourage you to go huff some

I got an air bed pump for $5 that pretty much does the same shit.

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As many have pointed out, it's a stupid tax.

They cost me $3 each a month ago. vOv