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  1. #1
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    My 2 nozzle Fog Buster

    I had a dual nozzle Fog Buster that sat on the shelf for 7 (yes seven) years after I bought my PCNC 1100.

    I finally gave up and sold it last month and guess what came in the day after it left. You got it, a job that the Fog Buster would have worked beautifully on.

    Oh well, at least Fog Buster is made about 2 miles from where I live.

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    Re: My 2 nozzle Fog Buster

    Hey Steve, good to know Mr. Murphy is alive and well! LoL
    Terry

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    Quote Originally Posted by MFchief View Post
    Hey Steve, good to know Mr. Murphy is alive and well! LoL
    Terry
    I didn’t realize he was near death. LOL
    You can buy GOOD PARTS or you can buy CHEAP PARTS, but you can't buy GOOD CHEAP PARTS.

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    Re: My 2 nozzle Fog Buster

    Quote Originally Posted by MFchief View Post
    Hey Steve, good to know Mr. Murphy is alive and well! LoL
    Terry
    Murphy was an optimist.

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    Re: My 2 nozzle Fog Buster

    Know the feeling Steve, I have one that is just over 5 years ..... sitting in the 4th axis box next to my machine. Your post got me off my ass and I finally ordered some 1/2 loc-line to finish the install off. Well here’s hoping I do it in the next 5yrs

    Cheers,
    .adrian

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    Quote Originally Posted by al010964 View Post
    Know the feeling Steve, I have one that is just over 5 years ..... sitting in the 4th axis box next to my machine. Your post got me off my ass and I finally ordered some 1/2 loc-line to finish the install off. Well here’s hoping I do it in the next 5yrs

    Cheers,
    .adrian
    If you’re cutting a profile or a surface, you can’t beat the Fog Buster. If you’re pocketing, drilling or tapping, not so hot.
    You can buy GOOD PARTS or you can buy CHEAP PARTS, but you can't buy GOOD CHEAP PARTS.

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    Re: My 2 nozzle Fog Buster

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Seebold View Post
    If you’re cutting a profile or a surface, you can’t beat the Fog Buster. If you’re pocketing, drilling or tapping, not so hot.
    Agree a 100%, I don’t use flood as have the machine in my den; if I do pocketing I get to stand there with high pressure air gun -deep drilling and taping gets ‘tap magic’ on a brush. Not perfect but better than nothing. Hoping the second fog buster will help with the pockets, as that is the more painful operation.

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    Re: My 2 nozzle Fog Buster

    Right after I sold my dual nozzle Fog Buster, I got a 30 piece job that it would have been perfect for.

    Oh well, it sat on the shelf for almost 10 years and I never used it.

    Now, I think I might have to buy another one. Fortunately, they are made about 2 miles from where I live.

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