Check out http://www.wwgrainger.com for a air compressor and accessories.
Also a good resource for many items.

>
>2)  Any ideas on a good air compressor to be used mainly for blowing dust
>and junk out of computers/electronics?    I know it needs to be clean/dry
>but really don't want to go purchase a can of air all the time.  What
>brand compressor do you all use?  I've no problem with getting a
>regulator and filter for it and it's not like I am going to go purchase a
>huge industrial compressor and then also blast wet air all over
>components but really would like to hear your input.  I have thought
>about a type such as a dental office uses but haven't checked into that
>yet.
>
>Thanks very muchly.
>
>Sincerely,
>David A. Abbe
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