Air tools are often rated as âAverage CFM.â âAverage CFMâ is typically based on a 25% duty cycle (15 seconds out of a min.). This sometimes creates a problem with tools that are used on a continuous basis (ex. orbital sanders, die grinders, etc).
Step 1. Clip 6-inch cuttings from a healthy azalea bush. Cut close to a leaf node because the bottom node is where the new plant's roots will grow. Remove the bottom leaves from the cuttings and discard. Step 2. Pour two or three tablespoons of rooting compound into a separate dish.
Step 1. Dig up the azalea from its original position in the yard. Dig straight down in the soil with a sharp spade, starting 1 foot from the base of the plant. Dig all the way around the plant, at least 12 inches deep. For large plants, you may have to dig down 18 inches or more.