Compressed air is good but there are a few things to consider.

Be aware that if you are using a tool shop compressor it may be too powerful and can tear components from the pcb.

Do it outside and wear a dust mask or stand down wind and try not to breath the dust.

Don’t allow the fans to spin on the compressed air, you may reverse the charge and short components.

Still more practical than musk rat going to mars though.

That’s fair

I don’t think that’s a fair analogy to the new commodore group.

Still trust the new commodore owners far more than I’ll trust micro$oft

But most importantly… THE EARWIGS!

I hope it gives him a slow and painful heart attack.

Thank you for this very informative tip.

Thank you!

I’ve never had one. I’ve also never had my soil tested. I’m wanting to put it where there is 1.5 feet of soil then average of 4 feet thick gravel rock.

My local library doesn’t have this book. I will go in personally when it’s open to see if I can get them to order it from another library in our state.

Unless someone gives me a better recommendation here I will most definitely doing this. Australia tax isn’t cheap and I want to be sure it’s my best option first.

Fair call. I also want it to double as a cool, safe room for my family during the Australian summer and wildfire season.

Can you use pine resin on the roof?

I will have to do it all by hand. Explosives are out of the question for me. I do have some nice equipment I can rent though. The rock i have here isn’t so bad. It’s not like clumped gravel than rock but will still take a few months by hand without a Jack hammer.

Currently I have no resources apart from Web search for this topic. I’m looking at finding the most reliable resources to start me on my journey.

In my town the professional tailor has a monopoly. I would have to find a hobbyist or small home shop.

My mother refuses to even entertain the idea of fixing my zips and she says it an absolute pain and not worth the trouble. She is a seasoned sewer too so I’m going to continue to take her word for it.

I guess if the item is valuable enough and of high quality it may be worth taking to a professional and paying the premium.

Be extra vigorous with the inspection and testing of zips in any clothing from the opshop. I shop there extensively and have found the number one reason a nice jacket is donated is because the zip is faulty or outright broken.

Will Aussie zone be needing age verification?