On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 18:00:38 -0000, gettingalongwouldbenice <gettingalongwouldbenice@...> wrote: > > Of course, I can take it out into the garage and use it > with the air compressor. But I'd like to have it usable > inside. Short of a vacuum cleaner, any suggestions on how to > build a blower that can handle a little back pressure? > Can you stack fans in series to increase the pressure capability? > I envision ten microprocessor fans in a stack and a funnel on the end. > Suggestions? > Thanks, mike can't you run a hose to the garage? I made a small shop air system from a fridge compressor and a empty fire extinguisher. The pressure switch was made from a pressure gauge, 2 light barrier switches, and some clever transistor logic ;-). You see, "air on a budget". Of course this is very low volume, and i only need it for a desolder gun. I don't think it would be enough air for a air wand, for more than a few seconds, anyway... My gut feeling to the stacked fan thing is that ain't gonna work. The air tools at ebay claim to have a diaphragm pump, but i somehow don't see them having much volume. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Blower for hot air solder??
2005-01-28 by Stefan Trethan
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