I read a thread the other day and someone posted about the psi they had their air blow gun set at.
I never think of it when I'm in the shop but today I thought of that and turned mine up as well. Because I turn a lot of walnut and get lots of sanding dust in the grain this made a big difference.
My pressure was about 45psi because I had been running a sander in the past but lately I haven't so I turned it up to 120 too.
It's not like I didn't know that concept, just that reading the site put it in my mind so I remembered to turn it up. As far as safety I'm usually still wearing my face shield from turning while sanding because it's just second nature to have it on. Kind of like ear plugs and safety glasses from the factory days.
Does anyone else have any simple things that the site helps with?
I never think of it when I'm in the shop but today I thought of that and turned mine up as well. Because I turn a lot of walnut and get lots of sanding dust in the grain this made a big difference.
My pressure was about 45psi because I had been running a sander in the past but lately I haven't so I turned it up to 120 too.
It's not like I didn't know that concept, just that reading the site put it in my mind so I remembered to turn it up. As far as safety I'm usually still wearing my face shield from turning while sanding because it's just second nature to have it on. Kind of like ear plugs and safety glasses from the factory days.
Does anyone else have any simple things that the site helps with?