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The California air system is what I currently have. Getting another one like that is also an interesting idea. Do you have secondary regulator on each machines?

I'd just google the equivalent that is available locally. There are 5 gal alternatives in the $100 range. I've found that I can often buy 5 gal from industrial distributers for not much more than

I bought California Air model below to run clamps. It worked fine. California Air Tools CAT-1P1060S Light & Quiet Portable Air Compressor, Silver a.co Then I got mini WBS and K975 so I needed a

If you are just extending to the saw, I'd suggest staying cheap and flexible with a 50 or 100 hose extension off your current compressor. The saw/clamp needs very little air. However do yourself a

I use rapidaire maxline 3/4 with their fittings to run lines from a 5hp vertical compressor. I use this system to distribute to my cnc which has an auto tool changer, and to various drops. The system

I put black pipe up in my shop for my airlines. I have runs with drops to eliminate condensation and it works now but holey smokes it was a pain in the ass to install and get everything air tight and

Dave, why not? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of David Davies via groups.io <myfinishingtouch@...> Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2024 at 12:54?PM

Or just get another small compressor and put it right by the slider. Do not use black pipe ! Dave Davies <netanel.belgazal@...> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com

So far I only use my air compressor for small things like pin nailer and blowing dust. I ordered mac clamps and I need to distribute air across my shop. I wonder if you have any recommendations on air

I had a hard time finding small quantities of mobil xp. Typically 5 gallon drums.

Hi PK I am planning for the same requirement and considering laminating 2X10's into approx 4.5 X 4.5" columns and arms. Arms would be tenoned into the columns and reinforced with through bolts.

Imran, I am not going to use System 3 as the crack filler, totalBoat epoxy is perfectly fine as filler. James [email protected]> wrote:

Hi James, Not an expert on the topic but I did not think west system 3 is designed as a crack filler. I have used it extensively as a general purpose adhesive in lieu of yellow glue like titebond. I

Taylor, Chuck runs Mobilgear 600 xp 460 in his 299. He has a small commercial shop so the machine gets more than hobby use but not production 24-7. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Monday,

Lucky, I used West Systems before, mainly as the crack and hole filler. What I found is West Systems' viscosity is higher, so it tends to leave air bubbles when filling the deep crack and hole. That

Hi James: Your chair joints look awesome, notwithstanding your displeasure on the dark joint line. I’ve also had trouble with the dark lines from epoxy. West Systems has a genuinely clear version

Gents, All of you have had great ideas.? I really appreciate you leaning in.? ?I made some deals with my wife to get the new shop. * The garage needed to go back to being JUST a garage.? No tools,

Large I beam racks next to light duty Interlack store racks .I have the interlake racks on both sides of shop that start at 8’ to 14’ 80’ total . I have lumber I have collected and used for 50

Can you store the long stuff in your garage? ?The space adjacent to the garage door usually has a 12”-20” x 16’ space for the long stuff…. Unless it’s crammed full of stuff like our shop ..

I would not use epoxy for edge banding. I used TotalBoat clear high performance epoxy to glue the arm to the rear leg for the rocking chair. I thought the epoxy bond was stronger than Titebond III.