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Is it tight or does it have some slop? The one I have "works", but it's a disgrace to good tooling.

How tight is that Zephyr? I am usually moving between bits too fast to fiddle with set screws.

I would love to. Do they make a 7/32"?

They exist and I can find them, but after already purchasing one and it turning out to work more like a wobble extension than an adapter, I am trying to find someone with firsthand experience who can vouch for theirs being what I am looking for. Wera makes a couple as well, but I'd rather not...

I have a Snapon Nano driver I use for work (Avionics), but in their infinite wisdom, they used a 1/4" square drive instead of something interchangeable. I have a crappy Titan brand adapter already, but it is looser than can be on both ends. Does anyone have experience with a good quality(tight)...

Haven't you ever used one to open a crate or pull apart a pallet? It makes a cawing sound.

Perfect, thanks!

I am looking for either the name or better yet a source for the 3/8" square bar stock that comes in various lengths and has the spring loaded ball detents in either end. Anyone know what these are called so I can look them up and get some?

Thanks for the leads on the fittings, I'll try taking one off of the ends of the hose and bringing it down for them to match up. And yes, the compressor does have a license plate, but it is now unnecessary since NV does not require plates for "mobile equipment" trailers.

So any ideas on local places that might carry this type of fitting? I am guessing they are more of an industrial/commercial type of equipment.

I guess what I was imagining/hoping was something along the lines of a dixon connector that had a standard size Q/D fitting on the other end to be able to temporarily hook up air tools to the end of the existing line but still be removable when I want hook up the abrasive blaster.

I was already able to source the fittings, I am just looking for an adapter/reducer to get them down to a more conventional hose output so I can use regular sized air tools with them. I just haven't had any luck finding anything that looked like it might work yet. Thanks for the tip about the...

So I got this huge 85 CFM Ingersoll Rand Gyro Flo air compressor to soda blast and paint with since it will have enough CFMs for both, plus some. It is powered by a flathead four cylinder Continental F140 engine. Is anyone here familiar with sand blaster hose connections? Specifically the larger...

Large diameter PVC or ABS pipe and some screw on endcaps like just about any contractor uses. Been storing an 8ft CRL straightedge in them for about 8 or 9 years now. Keeps the dust and moisture out and is somewhat shock resistant.