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The RL models that offer this automated position are build to have the RL start and stop automatically for the auto clean feature as far as I understand. So, you do not have any issue jumping pins 7 &

Great comments and questions! If previous experience is any indication, the blast cabinet will be used sporadically and extremely lightly by commercial standards, as I am a hobbyist that loves both

David, When I looked into that I found both kinds exist. I am not sure if they are designed to be one way or it is just an inherent feature of the regulator. Imran

Brian, Does the regulator serve as a one way valve and keep the smaller compressor from running for an extended period of time to fill up the tank on the large compressor? Thanks, Dave

Thanks Brian.

Right now I just plug in my small compressor to the airlines in the shop, past the tank and regulator for the big unit. I'm in the process of cleaning up the shop and organizing, so who knows what I

Brian, I forgot if you posted details before but reading the thread i have similar thoughts as Johnathon. Primary question is do you or anyone reading fill up the large tank with little compressor or

Stan, The HS950 is not pushed back per say, they are shipping them together to save shipping cost from Sacramento to me.? I assume that it may wait for a bit... PK @pkwoodworking

I created a hashtag too, #3D_Print, but the chances of folks remembering to add that to the subject are slim to none…. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Advantages are mostly noise and to a slight advantage in electricity costs. I use a Sil-Air 150-3 compressor, which is almost silent, then if my air requirement is more than it can supply, the 5hp

I have heard great things about those Eastwood compressors… maybe when my Ingersol unit finally bites the dust. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

In my case, the small compressor is necessary to save amps. When running my pneumatic gates and some machines and dust collection, I don't need a hard starting 5 hp motor coming on at a bad time and

Hi Mike,?This is creatively elegant yet simple. I'm not in the position to purchase pneumatic clamps at this time, but I do have access to a 3D printer. I would love to give this a try on my K500S

I read all through this and still don't understand what the advantage is to adding a small compressor. A pancake wont add significant capacity.? Cycling a 5 or 10-hp motor at intervals isn't a big

Stan, I was one of the first to receive one. I think Oct of 2019 is when I ordered it and received it in Jan. It’s really nice for the money and I use it all the time. Regards, Mark

As Brian mentioned you could design the 3D print to have a cavity for a magnet. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote:

Nice Imran

Brian's point is good. You want to blast regularly as running a large compressor to run a sander or die grinder makes little sense. I have a 25 hp Quincy 5120 I picked up cheap and rebuilt. It gets

I'm chiming in with great 2+ year daily commercial use of a risk we took on the Eastwood QST-30/60. It is capable of 12cfm@90psi at 100% duty cycle and quiet as an HVAC compressor running because I'm

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