Subject: [Shop-talk] air hose

From: "Mike" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 15:47:48 -0700 s=q20140121; t=1405896443; bh=61HQa6FWdHsAyx/J72O6qxlJRZK9OlMWX3q5QaGUzrM=; h=Received:Received:Message-ID:From:To:Subject:Date:MIME-Version: Content-Type; b=kGNPAcNVbBSq/0j/aN8b1uyfaMXtOAjgwlAHsrNoXVkmD+mCo5o1ok4FMmD+Hxqvg 2ixs4TglbsIq+4R5HpG5jmjeL4XK3EH9/c286QPE2XRGamyt7685RIbuwPbcb96YYQ JQOucBE7kNM80KUdluqbldEX9mmvjiQLTNznqyY8HG8QFw5qsFhCsrS6FRi1Kk+dNv aFJ2sl/WGpP8eTXrq7nV+HQBR06Ydsd6NKmMGIxmpDkqEQeHv1teiF6s0uGjgBM+g8 IY0TVYQae7xt17oG4UIWYzsN8G+76B1+vsveGsi8MkAoeJnduxprZROJdM/tc9SHrK qlzFUzxpbr9BQ==

When I worked in a factory, some mechanics had an extension for the air hose.
Basically a piece of pipe/conduit, with a quick disconnect on one end, all
about 3 feet long.  Great for blowing down an area.  Is this something I can
purchase, or is it something that must be cobbled up, maybe by brazing a
fitting on the end of a pipe/conduit?  I looked at HF, but didn't find
anything.  I don't really have the equipment to make one.

Mike
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