What's the purpose of the 'air' chamber? Why not just get thee Cam Walker?
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I wasn't aware OT the cam walker. The air chamber just keeps the boot tight like a cast. I found it very uncomfortable.
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You can. It is supposed to help conform to your ankle better. I have used a cam walker and this one but I found I did not use the pump. Some may say it helped them but it did not do much for me.
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The air chamber helps to reduce swelling by adding compression and support. The air chamber is better for soft tissue damage, as it can conform to the shape of the foot and add better compression to the injured area. Though, the air chamber is often highly recommended for bone injuries as well.
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The air chamber allows you to adjust for comfort. Most of these boots have a set amount of air when you get them.
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It is an accessory cleaning device. It could be used to reach narrow spaces.
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Hi Eddie.I used it to recorded some videos at a recent track day.Links to videos athttps://www.facebook.com/Jmediaphotography?ref=hlI'm looking at getting longer arms, you'll notice in one of the videos you can see the suction part of the mount still.
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Whip rose remote..?? I don't understand what you mean. But you have to use Teflon tape to seal the hose connector, and air filter connection. Which air gun are trying to use it for..? Are you adding male or tamale adaptors..?
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I believe the air chamber and the bladder are the same thing. I ordered this also, and what came was a new air mattress to go inside of the old outer lining. Hope that helps!
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Hi. I use the gun daily on a 3/8 hose and get great power and speed. A 1/2 hose would be fine and will deliver a greater volume of air, of course, but as an impact is used for a burst of power and not a sustained run, volume of air is not a concern. I hope that helps you. Enjoy your Aircat.
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The adaptor to attach it to the air hose. I already found one though. Even the snap on stuff that I spent a lot of money on didn't come with them so maybe it's common practice to not include them.
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I would think that cleaning computer parts with the above mentioned 'Rocket Air Blaster' would work well. I think it could replace the 'canned compressed air' for some applications, although the 'canned compressed air' produces a much stronger blast. The picture on the back of the package shows computer cleaning as another use of the product. I use it for blowing dust off of old 35 mm photographic slides and also to keep the bed of a 'flat bed scanner' clean.
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I'll disagree with others on putting it in the center of the shop. This isn't a "dust collector" but rather a filter to capture all the small airborne particles that float around. You want it/them to create a circulating air current that keeps the particles afloat until it can get sucked through the filter. I have a long, narrow (for it's length) shop that's 20x46. I put two of them up, each one one quarter of the way in from the end and one quarter of the way in from the wall with the intakes coming down the long wall and exhausting to the end wall behind them. With this, it creates a "racetrack" type current through the room. If I only had one (which I did in my previous shop), I'd still hang it in the same position to create that more uniform air flow. They're hung with the tops at 9' with a 10' ceiling. I leave them running for an hour or two after I leave (easy to do with the remotes), and consistently get comments that my shop doesn't have that fine coat of dust everywhere that most shops do.
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I think the answer is both. The height permits normal sized people to walk beneath it without danger of head injury. It also is the best position from which to collect airborne particles. Mine is hung from the ceiling joists with chains directly above the area where the bench saw, and mobile station for compound mitre saw, router and jointer are located. All are equipped with vaccum dust removal, but the Jet unit is immensely helfpul in removing airborne particulate matter. Using the remote control timer, leave it running for a couple hours after you finish your work. A great buy.
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I do not recommend it. I always use Air-Cans and what not. I use this for cleaning mice, keyboards, etc.
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Although I have not used it for this purpose I suppose it could be used where lower pressure bursts may be useful or even desired. Compressed air cans are going to provide a much stronger stream of air than the Rocket Air Blaster simply because the amount of air held in its bulb does not allow for strong or extended air bursts. If you are looking to remove dust from a small area or one that requires a gentler burst this could work well.
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Hmmm. Strange. Can you give me a little bit more info. I'm not sure what you mean by air coming out the side. Terry.cobb@gmail.com
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I tied ours off tight to prevent air leakage. I assumed it was for deflating the whole thing when you roll it up for storage.
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Didnt have it when I did have to sight in my Gamo Whisper, but I did use it to zero my Marlin XL7 in 30-06. It handled the kick from that mule just fine, air rifle should be no issue. As you may already know, break action air rifles actually push forward when they recoil due to the momentum of the piston slamming forward, which will just lock it onto the rest even tighter. My one recommendation is to fill the stand (it has openings for this) with heavy sand or lead shot to add mass and keep it in place better. Mine weighs about 15lbs now, filled with a fine lead shot from sandbag weights.
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Thanks for the tip. I am especially interested in using the unit while I'm traveling, and as such don't have the large cleaner or canned air (it's harder and harder to travel with gear these days unless you check your bags - which I don't do unless absolutely necessary).Does anyone have experience using the unit while traveling?
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The chamber and bladder are one in the same ... just different wordings. Yes, this product is a little confusing. I bought the chamber/bladder to add to/replace the mattress that came with my non-Air Dream mattress. At the time, I thought this was an entire mattress replacement, but figured out the difference when only the air chamber/bladder arrived. I would need to purchase their mattress to get a fully finished product. The chamber/bladder works fine by itself, it's just not as easy to use as it would be in conjunction with the mattress. Currently, I lay this product on top of my sofa bed's mattress and then envelope both the chamber/bladder and mattress in a mattress pad/cover.