Every story in The BLOWZER Journal tagged Workbench.
Halfway through bringing a 1980s Tandy TRS-80 Model 102 back to life, Jeff of Retro Ranger picks up the BLOWZER X6 and blows the dust out of the keyboard and board while the machine is apart, before reassembling it and getting a working keyboard.
Leo of Digital Doctor, a busy phone and electronics repair shop, opened a box of BLOWZER X6 units sent for his crew, unpacked the kit on the bench and ran a paper test against his $25 Amazon duster. The X6 sent the sheet flying.
Jeff of Retro Ranger, a retro computing repair channel, unboxes the BLOWZER X6 on his blue ESD bench mat, goes through the nozzles and the case, fires it up and works through all three speeds, then lists where he uses it: the desk, the car wash, snow and the garage.
In a short review for his tool channel, the host of Singh Auto takes a BLOWZER X6 out to the lawn to blow the dust out of a mesh air filter, then walks through the nozzles, modes and battery lights indoors.