Will this duster work in a straight up vertical position? We have carpenter bee holes directly overhead.
1747547
Yes, and the nozzle attachments are helpful. Works with powdery substances, but I doubt it would work with granules.
401798
Hi there! I mounted mine in a basement woodshop of the same dimensions, more or less. I hung it from the ceiling 8' from the bottom of the stairs, blowing away into the far corner. It seems to set up a good circulation in that way and keeps dust in control. I used to choke on it. Now I don't see (much) dust in the air at all... Good luck!
1978317
It wouldn't work, since you will be creating "movement" from the "hex" part and it will not transfer to the angled end. In other words (in the position pictured) it will move <--->(horizontally), but not vertically. Of course this applies ONLY if using a hammer drill. I don't know if that answer your question.
1534806
No because of the tool's extremely low clearance from the floor. This tool is specifically designed to remove dust from underneath hard to move furniture and appliances.
1570782
Not unless they are on top of each other. It uses a short burst of vacuumed air from compressing the chamber. One bug at a time and ideally ones which are not moving as the top is small and narrow. You won't be emptying out a bee hive with it.
1495571
It goes straight up but not always straight back down, especially if the space is outdoors. We have not tried it indoors as it would collide into the ceiling.
624705
Yes it will work horizontal or vertical, and the fuel guage has a dual scale to read either position.
401800
I mounted mine on the ceiling 2' from my work bench in about the same areait works great fo me I also found running for a timed hr when i'm done keeps most of the dust off tools etcnice unit
882072
It will work on ceilings; make sure you position the intake tube toward the rear of the sprayer.
2214774
I don't believe it will work with vertical vents. It needs the horizontal slats to grip but check to see if your vertical vents don't have horizontal slats behind them. If so, it could possibly work.
1024937
vertical won't get you very far. but you can definitely get a great arc for decent distance. just won't travel as far once it hits the ground because it doesn't have as much oomph as when you shoot it flatter.
2139284
ABSOLUTELY...it collects all the dusty bits...even upside down on our ceiling fans!!!
1915802
I use it to mount large binoculars, so I wouldn't use them in a vertical mode.
163088
Not specifically for that. Being up on a ladder with this would be somewhat risky, being it is bulky and long with the attachment. Ergonomically it would not work work well unless you are able to walk on your roof and can blow the leaves out of the gutter. I would not use the suction attachment to vacuum the leaves from the gutter if you are able to stand on the roof because it will be too risky being you have to stand close to the edge and to the gutter to suck out the leaves. So overall, the answer would be no in my opinion.
1469608
It does work in the collapsed position but I would never use it in a down spray application because it is design for spraying upward.
1975122
It could do it but would be heavy and clumsy in a vertical position. Some type of disc sander might work better especially something that would work from a drill or something that has the second handle for a two handed operation.
392063
It works great when resting against a vertical wall, but I don't think it would work the way you describe.