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Long-Term Health and Wear & Tear Concerns

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The benefit does not outweigh the cost. Way too heavy, bulky, and finicky in my opinion.

What happens here

The presenter concludes his evaluation by elaborating on his reasons for actively avoiding the Clean Shot Valve for professional use. He recounts a personal experience where just an hour of spraying with the valve led to absolute wrist exhaustion. Given his history of conditions like tendonitis and tennis elbow, he emphasizes that the significant added weight of the Clean Shot Valve would result in too much wear and tear on his joints over the years, making it an unacceptable tool for his long-term health and career. His final statement reiterates that the valve is simply "way too heavy" for him.

Goal: Understand the long-term ergonomic impact and health risks associated with heavy spray gun accessories.

Tools and materials

  • Clean Shot ValveThe accessory that caused wrist fatigue and prompted the health concerns
  • Spray Gun ExtensionThe component that extends the reach and contributes to the overall length and leverage with accessories

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gun. I had it on one day spraying for about an hour and my wrists were just absolutely exhausted. I've had tendonitis. I've had tennis elbow and stuff and over the years that's just going to be way too much wear and tear for me. So, it's kind of why I don't use this clean shot valve. Just it's way too heavy for me.

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