Duster? Dusta? Either way works. It’s English anyway.
With the AS180DZ, since I have a compressor, I basically don’t use it much.
But you know, this thing is surprisingly handy to have around.
There are surprisingly many times when the air hose is in the way or can’t reach.
You might actually go “Oh wow!” about it.
Gun-type tools really are the best, aren’t they?
Anyway, setting that aside…
The usage is straightforward. Just unlock and squeeze.
A wonderful tool that sends air “whoosh.”
Surprisingly large.
Since it sends air, naturally it has a decent size to it.
But thanks to that, it’s capable of powerful airflow.
I’m 100% committed to sending clean air.
Clean air is one thing, but thanks to this filter, the inside stays cleaner.
In other words, it’s less likely to break down.
Please definitely attach the filter.
The familiar Makita scenery (*´ω｀*)
LED indicator and power switch.
Being able to operate it intuitively is really important. The buttons are large and the operability is excellent.
The tip is quick-change compatible (*´ω｀*)
I keep this pointed nozzle attached.
Since I only use it like an air gun, this works fine.
You’re probably thinking “Use this? Really?”
It does have somewhat specialized tool characteristics…
When the air reel just can’t reach
*Like inside the car or near the ceiling
When you want to keep blowing away contour chips
*It’s convenient because it has a power mode.
When you want to blow away dust while using the air hose
Despite how much I’m pushing it… honestly it’s pretty niche.
But it’s one of the tools I use a lot.
Hope this helps!
(‘Д’) My Makita collection probably won’t grow any more than this.
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