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    Air compressor plumbing questions

    Here is a pic of the tool holders I got from Amazon and a pic of the drain valve add on that I also got from Amazon. The last one is the cheap Harbor Freight reel and small hose for shop air. I really like the tool holder - seems to be made of good metal and is made in the USA. I know...
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    Air compressor plumbing questions

    Sorry for the long delay, but I wanted to follow up on this post and the recommendations. I wound up finally getting this all set up last fall and forgot to post the pics. I used the 1/2 inch MaxLine Kit and had to order and exchange a bunch of valves and fittings online, so it took a while...
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    Air compressor plumbing questions

    OK, I think I might do that. In looking at the calculator, it seems I would be OK with the 1/2" rapidair regular (not maxline) system with the .375 ID piping. It says it should handle about 15 CFM. I am only going to have about 50' of line, and most of that will be to extend out for the...
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    Air compressor plumbing questions

    I was going to have a separate feed line for power tools with the oiler just before the outlet. But really, I am OK with just putting a few drops of oil in each tool before I use it. It's not like it is a pro shop with daily impact wrench use all day. My bigger concerns were about the size of...
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    Air compressor plumbing questions

    Wow, OK. So it looks like Northern Tool sells a RapidAir 3/4 NPT kit (didn't see much 3/4 stuff at tractor supply). So I would use a 3/4" NPT whip hose into the 3/4" Rapidair PEX piping, with roughly the depicted drain valves, main lines, and feeder lines depicted in diagram 1 above??? When I...
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    Air compressor plumbing questions

    I recently bought the Northern Tool 60 gal/3.6 HP compressor and am trying to figure out the piping setup. I plan to do occasional blast cabinet work, air tools, and maybe some day dabble with auto paint, so I want to have an oiled and a dry drop. It seems there are multiple ways to pipe it...
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