Looking for a PC Blower

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Fatality07

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Hi Guys

I am urgently looking for a wired pc blower such as - http://www.makro.co.za/diy/makita-18v-cordless-blowe-192000EA or http://www.kalahari.com/Merchandising-Category/Black-And-Decker-BLOWER-VAC_p_46154151

I had ordered the Black And Decker one off Kalahari and they cancelled it after a month of waiting so i wasn't impressed.
The makro one runs on batteries which would probably irritate me so i am looking for a wired one.

My IT Supplier in the office is unable to source one.

Any links or possible shops that would be selling them as my online searches have been in vain.
Not keen on importing one off amazon.
 
I have a Metabo blower that works very well. I would actually prefer cordless as it is a pain to find a nearby electrical socket when blowing out dust from pc's. I have a 5m shuko extension cord for it, but that doesn't always get to the nearest plug socket. Also a bit of a pain to rollup cord after using. Got it from a hardware store, cannot remember the name though.
 
If you are looking for an electric powered leaf blower for the job there are lots around. Takealot have about 6 different types listed.
 
kayvee said:
If you are looking for an electric powered leaf blower for the job there are lots around. Takealot have about 6 different types listed.
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I have visions of PC's being blown away by a leaf blower....:D
 
Yup, I will stick to my compressor, with filters, refrigeration dryer and progressive air gun for that job, tyvm.
 
For 850, you can get a Conti Water Filtration vacuum cleaner with blow function. Win Win.
 
Go to your nearest petrol station and use their tyre pumps. Works magic.
 
I agree with spidaman :) why not just use the compressor at your nearest petrol station or invest in one, works WAY better then blowers.
have used it on my PC,Amps etc. & never had any probs just remember to let the components ventilate for a couple mins.
 
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