Turbo Fan Dusters are getting out of hand

Are turbo fan dusters all the craze of social media for a reason, can they compare to compressed air in a bottle, or are they all gimmick and no go. Today we see a little of both as we navigate several examples we bought to put to the test.

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[Mriya]

I remember when lying about a product's features was never done because consumer protection agencies would absolutely drag you to court for it.

[jansenart]

If an electric air duster isn't kicking back like a shotgun, I'm not interested.

[auschris]

now the wolf box is sold out everywhere and 100 dollars because of this vid

[GGov]

I was absolutely certain these things were a full-on scam, but cool to see there are ones out there that work as advertised.

[Layarion]

the world needs more channels like this.

[bestestname]

Should have also measured a can of air. But another great video comes out from TTC.

[EMILE]

I got a really funny one of these about a month ago on aliexpress. It's built out of a cloned Milwaukee drill shell with 3D printed parts and one of those "130000 rpm" turbine. It takes M12 batteries and has a standard Milwaukee drill trigger. So far I'm pretty satisfied and it looks hilarious.

[keeganarndt]

I totally forgot about the time he tased himself for science lol

[JoshyMade]

This video is literally what I was looking for! I bought a cheap one on amazon for like $30 dollars but was so surprised at how well it worked, I wanted to get an even better one. I’ve found so many use’s for these things!

Thanks a lot! Subscribed

[murdockscott]

Thank you! I have been looking at these and hoping to stop buying canned air. This was the best explanation of what they are actually capable of that I have seen.

[ToolBoxTour]

Just when I needed a gift idea for the tool guy that has everything. You not only give the solution, but the best solution. Do you ever get tired of putting out the best content on YouTube? Thanks TTC!

[D.K]

I have the "Wolfbox" turbo duster and that thing is the closest to a can of compressed air, in my opinion, than any of the other turbo dusters I've tried (i do electronics repair and IT work).

Keep up the great work

[SebastianBlix]

These have been all over my TikTok promising the whole world and more. Glad SOMEBODY put them to the test, and there are few that could do it better than you guys at the TTC.

Thank you!

[ltx]

I've fallen in love with my Makita air duster. It's amazingly powerful for its relatively small size, and it's somehow become my most used tool on the farm. Tractor's cabin covered in dust and sand? No more! Need to dry the crevices of a car after a wash? Sure! Need to dry the car?! Yeah, doable, although labor-intensive.

On my second line of work, it's also very good at drying latex catsuits after a wash... I mean, it's a tool for everything. A very good one.

[Troyvidihoo]

Nice job once again. I am surprised you didnt have one of the hexagon shaped ones with the magnetic nozzles that are all over vending sites.. Also one of my favorite parts is when you tear them down and we can see whats inside, but you didnt do that this time! Thanks again, appreciate what you do!

[rickyjb]

Thought this was project farm for a split second .

Just about to get one of these, great video

[longlowdog]

Aw crap, I never new these things existed before today and now I want-need one.

[jerrellbevers]

That Olight wedge flashlight in the intro is the exact same one I have, color and all. It's my favorite flashlight of all time and I have an unnecessarily large flashlight collection.

[bobuncle]

I picked up a CCV “turbo fan” off of amamz0n. I was a little dubious, but decided to toftt.
It was about $50 US, and had moderate reviews.
I wanted something like this, as I’m disabled, and use 2 canes to get around. This is for my porch and sidewalk, as well as cleaning snow off of my truck.
My first test was leaves and debris off the sidewalk. Had to have the provided nozzle about 10” or so from the ground. I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked. I also recently had two light snow falls leaving about 1” of fluffy snow. It worked well, and took 2 minutes to get the job done.
In short. This little unit far exceeded my expectations. I’ll know by the end f the winter how durable it is, but if it only lasts one season, I’ll still feel it was a worthwhile investment. Trying to hobble around and using a shovel leaves me in a lot of pain. Getting my backpack blower strapped on a running for every little snowfall, is just too difficult. This unit has been a game changer for me.
I don’t have the equipment to do all the tests you did, but I think this would come out somewhere near the top of your chart.

[disruptivegarage]

0:35 150000 rounds per minute per minute is wild