DIY Air Duster!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- See how I made a refillable high pressure air duster using an empty aluminum can of Oxygen. The DIY Air Duster can be used to spray penetrants, pesticides, or thinned paints. This video was made a couple months ago when I had a sore throat, so my voice will be a little hoarse, sorry about that. Enjoy the video!
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This will work but the amount of pressurized air you can safely put in an aerosol can is very limited and the can will empty quite quickly under use. A genuine "Air Blaster" uses Difluoroethane is commonly found in refrigerators and aerosol cans, including cans of "compressed air". It is a liquid in compressed form in the can but when it reaches the outside air it expands to a gas. SO you are NOT blasting with air but you are blasting with a gas.
I know what the air duster cans use, but this is environmentally friendly, and won't suffocate you if used in confined spaces.
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I have a massive can of brake clean. I'll give this a shot
Very clever!!!
Glad you think so!
impressive!!!
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Very nice man keep up the good work!
Stay safe !
-YNF
Thank You!
electronicsNmore no problem man I enjoy your content
this might good as alternative for moble airbrushers to refilling their own aircans carryable grapheti works i dont even see this at walmart
There’s a brand called youcan that makes refillable paint cans
Good Idea -
I was wondering if there is a way to make a boat safety horn device using your method of this video .
True, refillable boat horn. :-)
electronicsNmore hey dude you know that magnate fan expose video thing?
Yes, but I don't answer questions unrelated to this video. Post your question at the correct video. Thank you
electronicsNmore i was gonna ask you something but i guess not.....
Who you referring to?
I wanted to make a bic refillable in the same fashion
Is it safe to mess with the walls of a pressure container like that?
As long as the hole was drilled using a Unibit(Leaving a smooth, clean hole), and you don't exceed the maximum pressure rating, there's little risk of the hole blowing open due to crack formations around the opening. I always keep it below the max rating. Thanks for watching!
Yeah but the maximum rating is for a pristine container while you have actually added a potential weakness in the cylinder structure.
I`ve done exactly the same process on a 5 litre vessel that was rated at 60 PSI but got it up to 48 when it blew apart from the hole I had drilled.
A nice clean hole it was but it became a point of weakness although I had used the exact space the pressure was supposed to go through just with my own stainless steel valve.
I build a lot of stuff and this is the only thing that came close to causing me some serious damage.
I`m also careful when I do my builds and a number of mates are impressed with my precision but that means nothing when a weakness is introduced to the original design.
It`s not just blowing out that is the problem but also tearing from introduced holes no matter how clean they look.
The other problem is many people just don't spend the time to do things properly nor do they have a concept of the danger till it`s too late.
Doesn't matter how many time you tell then they always want to take short cuts.
I`m pretty picky with my builds and do take the extra time mate.
So while it`s a good idea in concept people WILL still get injured.
The circumference of a cylinder x psi is the difference (at least when drilling through the sidewall). Though your pressure was lower, it has a greater force exerted on that one spot with a hole drilled in it because maybe 8-10 times the circumference. The smaller the vessel the less it is affected. There are different max ratings for different applications and sometimes they're rated for one time use. Even with that someone will find a way to f up.
Just curious - the DOT 2Q spec indicates 160-180 psi. How do you derive 87 PSI as the limit for that can? Am I interpreting the specs incorrectly?
I must have misread the PSI info. You're correct, the PSI rating is higher, but I still would not exceed the PSI mentioned in the video. Thanks for watching!
Ahh, ok, thanks! Yes, wouldn't dream of trying to "test the boundaries" of that spec. Good info, thanks for making the video!
If you look up the manufacturer specs for Endust it states exactly 87PSI from the factory if that means anything to you.
Why didn't you use the original container that the nozzle you used is from?
The can wasn't as large, and made of very thin steel.
The air coming out is not that loud at all. How long can you blast air continuously before the air in the can is emptied?
The tube is very small. Time depends on pressure inside.
Just like space balls. Selling oxygen
That plug at the bottom is your insurance before the can goes nuclear. And you have just screwed that up.
Redember Black Incorrect.
Put is on your ear then you will be happy......... Plz reply
What are you talking about? How old are you?
Too much trouble and too complicated you made it. I think EVERYONE does it wrong to place it on the side which is weak and it should be placed at the bottom only since that is the strongest point. I made mine years ago at the bottom of the can and used a bicycle tire valve to screwed it into the hole I made to make "very" tight fit with the rubber.
No glue, no mess, fast, stronger, and inconspicuous. Try it out and see for yourself. Good luck.
2 holes too complicated? LOL What mess? Good luck sitting the can down with a valve sticking out of the bottom. I can assure you, what I did is VERY strong.
How much PSI can it take? You did a good job but I am just suggesting you try another method. You had to use glue and I did not.
My can's bottom is flush when on the table to be able to stand up. I used a air pressure can which is very curved at the bottom. ;) Trust me, all I am saying is try it out. I can try and get a picture and send to you if you don believe me.
Trench No reason to try it out, because I'm highly satisfied with my design. Thanks for watching
Cut tire valve out of an old bicycle tire, clean it down to bare brass. Drill hole same size as brass, silver solder in place.
Unfortunately that won't work. You cannot solder or braze aluminum to brass. You also need to remove the valve core before doing any soldering/brazing.
just tired that's f****** blow off in the end
What?
electronicsNmore it's ok Big Brother fixed it told me not to use compressor in garage because I put too much here then
Waaaay too much labor. There's gotta be an easier way.
Didn't take me too long to make.
@@electronicsNmore But you're handier than the average person. It would take me a long time to do it your way.