Recent content by vltor17

I just blow the straw out for about 30 seconds with a compressor. Obviously, out side, where the little foam chunks won't land on anything. Leave the straw off the can, and when you want to use it again, the little "plug" in the top of the can comes out easily with needle nose. As far as...

You might look into kydex, if you've got $50 bucks or so to burn. If you build your own press and have a heat gun, you can do it pretty cheap. Probably only worth it if you have a few more sheaths to build. It's kind of fun stuff to work with if you have the time, and you can build everything...

My Dad has 4 drill presses lined up in a row (he doesn't like to change bits). His chuck key hangs in the middle off a string. The string goes up to a pulley on the ceiling, and there is a counterweight on the other end of the string. Pull it down to tighten the chuck, let it go, it's always...

Try filling it with WD-40 and letting it sit for a day. Then fill it again and put the air to it, attempting to work the trigger. It may actually be a mechanical problem with something in the trigger linkage, but this method has worked for me with a couple of cheap air tools with similar problems.