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August 5, 2008
4:52 PM

Seacowboys

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The mirco-blaster does a decent job on what it is designed to do but it is not a very cost effective end-all and makes for a lot of work; less than hammers though. What I do like is that you can get by with just using some old carpet for blast-matting.

August 5, 2008
8:24 AM

James

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Pretty interesting!

I have used Dexpan before, it worked pretty well for what we were using it for. The Micro Blaster is something that is pretty new and I have not seen it in action, but looking forward to seeing it in use.

August 3, 2008
3:34 PM

demoman518

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Used both and was not impressed with either, still had to do a tremendous amount of work with air-hammers and man-hours.

July 30, 2008
7:20 PM

wrecknall

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havent seen or heard or micro blaster used dexpan before thoo hope it works better

July 29, 2008
7:15 PM

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Im in contract talks with Turner Construction to Micro Shoot 1600 lf of bluestone inside a new hospital in Leesburg Va. The addition was just built and the plumbing lines are not deep enough, We are going in and shooting 1600 lf 4 ft deep pipe trenches. We were thinking of using Dexpan but today I came accross this product called Micro Blaster so were gonna try it. I will take some video and post it when we start hopefully in 2 weeks

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