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i run a ryobi sc164vs the bellows does not do anything much of blowing sawdust off the lines im cutting, my wife loved what im using to solve that problem, just a plain ole straw just remember to breathe through your nose or youll suck up all the saw dust, another benefit is it keeps me from smoking while im cutting
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That's a good one.Pacifism is great, as long as everyone is participating.
StephenD
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I tried that one, once. It worked pretty good until I sucked up a mouthful of saw dust. (I will be the first to admit that such a problem is easily remedied by remember that my hair is also blond and there are certain implications with that but . . . aaaahhhh . . . . I have to admit, I didn't try it again). Now a days when I hear about those people trying to swallow a teaspoon of cinnamon I keep going back to that mouthful of sawdust. . . . . uh uh, no way for this boy!
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If it works to keep you from smoking I say GO FOR IT.........you may or may not know other people use a fish tank pump to blow the sawdust off when their bellows fail. Just saying.Gloria ............... Two memorable things to say in life, "Hello" for the first time, and "Good-bye" for the last.Comment
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WOW, I would have a problem concentrating on cutting, if I had to aim the straw. Or do you have the straw mounted some way. I think I'll stick with the one on my saw. HAPERKComment
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cheap and cheerful.................Comment
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Talk about a way to build lung power....Comment
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never thought of the fish tank aerator before gonna have to try that im running out of straws the mice in my shop keep stealing themComment
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