WYNNsky High Flow Air Blow Gun with 9 PCS Blower Tips, 6 inch Extensions, Needle and Rubber Tip, Xtreme Flow Nozzle, Adaptor, 120PSI Working Pressure, Air Compressor Accessories Kit, Cleaning Air Tool

As expected.

This thing is awesome and very powerful

Ordered the version with all the accessories, but it would prefer to pick the ones I need and not have so many.

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This replaced a less than $4.00 Harbor Freight blow gun with the 2' extension, so not hard to look good, but this gun has the force to make things move and get the job done a lot faster. It cycles the compressor more frequently, and It makes more noise, but the increased flow makes it much more useful, and I probably should be wearing ear plugs anyway.All of the 1/2" x 20 threaded attachments have a knurled section, for improved grip, and nice clean aluminum threads with replaceable O-rings, so no leaks. May need to be careful about cross threading or dropping attachments and damaging the threads. The included tip adapter allows the use of attachments having the common everyday M10 X 1mm thread, which include the small needle tips in the kit and the poorly threaded 2' extension on the Harbor Freight blow gun. No O-rings on these but none leaked when tested.Would like a longer, solid, about 2' extension, without adding 6" extensions together. The Harbor Freight extension on the old gun will work and I think with a minor modification the flow can be improved on it, but the larger diameter of the Wynnsky extensions do make a more rigid option with better flow.This is a nice gun, and I am happy with it, especially for the price.

I like the many attachments that came with it. It blows a lot of air as listed on package and is very durable compared to with alternatives I've tried in the past. Would recommend to anyone looking for this item.

You almost can't go wrong with this ridiculously comprehensive blow gun set priced just above $20. However the following are the things which value-seekers should know before purchasing it.1. Approaching 90 psi or above, the brass trigger-valve is essentially all or nothing, open or closed, on or off. You pretty much have to use two hands to be careful enough to meter the air flow. And even then it's still frustratingly difficult for those trying to avoid having to coordinate the right and left hemispheres of their brain to accomplish something that probably should not be as hard as playing a musical instrument "well".2. Because of the all-or-nothing airflow, there is an aim-disrupting kickback. The higher the air pressure, stronger the kickback.These two characteristics caused me to return the item. I already had a less-sexy air blower thing which did not have a pressure-sensitive aim-disrupting kickback (by virtue of its design).3. The packaging says 90 PSI Max, and that makes sense due to the all-or-nothing kickback.4. The precision air-tips are great, and one of my deciding factors in purchasing. Just know that they do not include o-rings. I was willing to overlook this and/provide them myself. However I returned the kit for the first two mention reasons. Now I am a fan of pistol-like things that shoot objects or air or water. But by virtue of its design, for higher air pressures, initial aim is imprecise with this blowgun.Summary: a very nice set which, for me, was crippled by the lack of a smooth-transitioning valve. If you're savvy enough, plan on replacing the valve (as also suggested by another reviewer).

So far so good. I bought this to replace a unit I bought at Harbor Freight a few years ago. The old gun's nozzle extension kept popping out so it was time for a replacement.The build quality appears to be good in general and the flow rate is far better than my old one. The price was right and I hope it will last a long time. In addition there were no air valve leaks compared to some of the other cheap ones I have had in the past.Lets face it...some things are cheap enough to just replace if you dont have to worry about breaking a finger or skinning some knuckles Remember also that good tools are less expensive the a trip to the ER.I'm used to tools that last for a "lifetime' and most of my other tools are of high quality ( Snap-on / Mac/ Matco / Craftsman pro series) and I trust them to do the job with out breaking.I woulden't put this tool in that catagory but it certainly is getting the job done for what it is.