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Otherwise the whole bench would get dirty and I really do not want to breathe that junk. I connect it to a large cardboard box over the computer.

I have a soldering station air intake that captures most of the ejected dust. I use a fine metal tube, 1mm or so, at about 100psi. I have cleaned computers with the shop compressed air many times. Easy problem to rectify by using a grounded metal wand. I would assume that this vacuum cleaner is very dangerous to electronics. This routinely builds up charges that cause painful muscle spasms if they jump to my hand. This is very equipment specific, but I have one shop vacuum which has very high airflow, with plastic hoses, waste bin and attachments. Especially if you don't notice the removal right away. Almost always repairable, almost always a pain to find the part in the vacuum bin, so falls outside the easy repair category. Physically removing or breaking components. Vacuuming has it's own set of dangers: 1. I have never encountered a problem from static charge using compressed air, but my nozzles are metallic and I am grounded. I have had parts come out of sockets, entire blades come out of fans, covers come off relays and other similar events. This is almost entirely limited to use of 100 psi or more air from a shop compressor.

Physically breaking or ejecting components. Much more important if using high pressure air. Getting dust or other particles in your eyes.

In my experience, in order of likelihood they are: 1. There are several potential dangers from compressed air.

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Just my thoughts and experiences, feel free to ignore. Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Either way, I see no need to do it, other than speed and laziness. I might be tempted to use an air compressor, but I think I would worry more about mechanical damage than ESD damage. But you have to decide for yourself how much care you want to take. I use brushes and a good strong breath to clean my PC, with no bad result so far.

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If you have plenty of money, buy an anti-static vacuum cleaner, wear wrist strap and unscrew case with antistatic tools whilst placing PC on antistatic work bench. If you are feeling cautious, use a soft brush and gentle vacuuming. If you are feeling brave - use the air compressor. The main thing is to consider the possibility that your computer could die at any moment in time, and make sure to have backup strategy to cope. Bottom line is that just opening up your computer could result in malfunction, and the chances increase the more chances you take. To be placed in the top of the pipe and then transferred to the next pipe.A group of experts could theorise all day long about whether vacuuming is harmless, dangerous or suicidal.

GUIDES - The standard guide supplied is 54mm.Additional guides are available from 56mm to 145mm bore.

Other sized drive kits can be made to your needs.

GUIDE POST DRIVE KITS - Drive kits are available for Dura-Post, Ezy-Drive and Smart posts.

Anti-seize grease MUST be used on the shank of the tool.

BEAD BREAKER - 38mm long and fit directly into the driver.

PICK - Picks are 1150mm long and fit directly into the driver.

CHISELS - Chisels are 1150mm long and fit directly into the driver.

Anti-seize grease needs to be used on the shank of the tool. To use the adaptor dolly firstly remove the guide then unscrew the retaining nut and replace the striking dolly with the adaptor dolly. This could be a ramming bar, bead breaker, rock breaker, chisel, flat faced tamper for compacting mud brick and earthen walls etc.

ADAPTOR DOLLY - The adaptor dolly has a 25mm hole with 6 sets of grub screws to hold any tool you want to make up yourself.

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It is advisable to always have a spare dolly so you can continue to use the driver if you break a dolly. Farmers will probably never need another dolly while contractors will break them after continual use. A dolly will fatigue between 5,000 to 15,000 posts depending on the type of ground and how the driver is used. STRIKING DOLLY - There is 1 dolly in the box with the driver.