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I had to miss this (and the previous) because of working as a machinist to keep the rest of the shop working with the parts I'm making.
I bought all of the best of products in the largest sizes...
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Agree.
When I saw I stayed up way too late with that post, I didn't delay a rough first draft in favor of a final draft someday far into the future and instead was giving what I thought at the...
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I wasn't familiar with the Nano nor knew it was battery operated, so it appears to be a stupid post as you noticed. It was intended to be general information about power tool life and for general...
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My post was generic to all power tools that plug in, so it has general usefulness though it doesn't answer your specific issue nor solve that problem. I have never used the Nano. It would be useful...
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Excessively hot exit air flow can be an indicator of low air flow possibly due to partially blocked intake for the air where you won't feel the heat or something missing or assembled wrong that is...
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I've repaired the power tools in a shop for a lot of people for a long time. Some people place their hands to some extent over the intake or exhaust which reduces cooling air flow. For the people...