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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

Brian Lamb added folder */3D Printer Files*

I created a folder in the files section for #D printer files. One tip on this project, if you want the plastic piece to stay on the clamps, pocket a small neodymium magnet into the pocket somewhere to

I'm almost done with a rebuild of a 10 hp 3 cylinder Curtis compressor (E71 pump). I will give an update once it's in service, but it is very well built. Curtis might be a brand to consider as well as

Unless you plan on sand blasting with great regularity, do not size your compressor for the max requirement of the sand blaster. It’s been my experience that your blasting will be probably less than

When did you order the hs950? I ordered mine just at the end of the year and have not received anything on pushing it back...yet

Jason, Are you in a commercial setting? How much power is plenty of power? As I look forward towards my retirement shop I'd like to have a multihead widebelt and am not sure how much power I need to

You can certainly run only one head on a multiple head machine. Almost all will have independent motors and controls. I rent time on a 3 head 53" machine occasionally. They have head 3 off and I

Mike, Never seen a dial regulator. So you have a 3rd dial for the tank pressure? I need to move the regulator, separator and 1x5 manifold from my compressor to the wall. Since I parked the compressor

Mike, Thanks for the elaboration on Festool BT. Unfortunately, I do not know anything about RL160. My RL125 is a simpler setup, electrically speaking. From what I gather you would like a cleaner

I love my quincy. Qt5 i believe. Big upgrade to my harbor freight 5hp or whAtever it was that imploded. Dont see a need for a small Compressor which is likely noisier than the low hum of the quincy.

DIY clamps - printed T-nut. I have seen a few wooden solutions and various pneumatic clamps and wanted to offer this solution for anyone desiring a low cost clamping option presuming one has access to

I have had a few , also known as EMA the old ones are great very heavy duty I have there 630 sizer, love it. Body is rolled 10 mm plate internals are cast. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412

Imran, Someday I'll hardwire everything. For the time being flexibility is desired for no other reason than it is one less thing to do/re-do. I was after the Festool remote first because It was small,

I rebuilt a 5 hp ingersal rand about 25 years ago ,twin head cast iron , machined the heads , new gaskets , cleaned the tank , installed new reeds and been chugging away ever sense, new filter and