Compressed air

20 public posts in this discussion.

Post 1

didn't know really where to put this, anyway, does anyone know a website or place where you can buy cans of compressed air?

Post 2

bunnings?

Post 3

Corporate express

Post 4

Your local harware store.

Post 5

why do you need it?
just get a balloon and blow it up, stick a straw in the end and let it go :P

Post 6

thanks ;)

Post 7

blackwoods..

but they are like $27 for a can..

Post 8

servo :D It may look weird does get the job done.

Post 9

wollies.. ask behind the counter. prob ur cheapest option

Post 10

Jay - Looks even weirder when you pull up to the servo with tower in front seat with seatbelt on, take i out, blow clouds of dust out, buy it some light spray lube from servo and a napkin before putting it back in and driving off again. Twice ive been stopped and asked "What the hell are you doing to that poor PC" i reply "I likes being taken out for blowjobs and pressies" usually leaves em slack jawed and wondring about thier own neglected machine sitting at home.

Post 11

Quote from Eater_Of_Souls:
Jay - Looks even weirder when you pull up to the servo with tower in front seat with seatbelt on, take i out, blow clouds of dust out, buy it some light spray lube from servo and a napkin before putting it back in and driving off again. Twice ive been stopped and asked "What the hell are you doing to that poor PC" i reply "I likes being taken out for blowjobs and pressies" usually leaves em slack jawed and wondring about thier own neglected machine sitting at home.
O man thats magic!

Post 12

magic until that one fateful day when u burn out a fan by whizzing it up to extremely high RPM's. or you blow out that memory chip you forgot to take out

Post 13

how does "a can of compressed air" relate to the "cooler pc" section?

Post 14

Well Cooler PC's is all about mods, cooling and keeping things neat. It cleans the dust out of your case so it looks good, so it doesn't clog up fans and to make things look neater.

Post 15

Quote from K_I_Z_A:
magic until that one fateful day when u burn out a fan by whizzing it up to extremely high RPM's. or you blow out that memory chip you forgot to take out

U tool

Post 16

shooting stuff with compressed air rocks, I shot a floppy disk like 20 metres with an air compressor at work once :p

Post 17

I gots a compressor at home - very handy.

Post 18

Quote from dualith:
shooting stuff with compressed air rocks, I shot a floppy disk like 20 metres with an air compressor at work once :p

My guess is that you want compressed air to clean shit rather than screw around with right stephen? Or do you want to make a layer of dried ice on your stuff to run cooler? :P

Post 19

Eater, At the Servo ?!?!?! I hope you test the air line for water first..Couple of months ago at the BP in town, used the air hose for the car tyres and a STREAM of water came out first..Prob not the best thingfor the PC..all though the occasional prezzy is ok

Post 20

Quote from Tempest:
Eater, At the Servo ?!?!?! I hope you test the air line for water first..Couple of months ago at the BP in town, used the air hose for the car tyres and a STREAM of water came out first..Prob not the best thingfor the PC..all though the occasional prezzy is ok
If such an act of god did happen. The machine should be fine as long as you don't put any power through it until it is completely dry.