Every story in The BLOWZER Journal tagged Woodworking.
Die Trying Woodworking carves a fallen willow log into a fire-pit bench, re-sands it after a rushed first pass, then uses the BLOWZER X6 to blow the sanding dust off the seat and out of the knots, clean the shop tools and get the evening fire going.
In a 58-second Short from the ToolsToday shop, Matt uses the BLOWZER X6 to clear sawdust off a workbench, a camera rig and a SawStop table saw, then fits the inflation nozzle and blows up a crab pool float.
In a 16-second Short from its store's shop, tool retailer ToolsToday aims the BLOWZER X6 at a heap of sawdust on a beech workbench and clears it in one cloud, sweeps the leftover chips from a second angle, then stands the X6 on the bench and opens the case to show the nozzles.
Todd and Sheila of Switch It Up are rebuilding Cypress Landing RV Park on Gantt Lake, Alabama. While unboxing gifts in the barn, Todd brings out the BLOWZER X6 he has been using to blow dust off hundreds of sanded picnic-table boards.
At their family sawmill, Brittany of Wallace Farm and Sawmill used a BLOWZER X6 to blow sawdust off the Wood-Mizer LT40's control panel and levers, then fitted a needle nozzle to clear the tight gaps on the carriage while Tyler changed the blade.