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    Advice on compressor airline set-up?

    Thanks to all who've answered for your help- it's been a great help. i am now convinced to go with black pipe, even (especially?) for this small setup. I know that using my pancake unit generated a surprising amount of moisture in the tank, and that was conditioned air inside the house- not air...
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    Advice on compressor airline set-up?

    About the pressure regulator- is there any validity to keeping it close to the compressor (say right after the flexible whip) to reduce leaks (by filling the lines with 90psi air instead of 120 psi air?). Is placing the regulator right before hose reel the btter choice?
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    Advice on compressor airline set-up?

    That's a great idea to use a flexible connection between the compressor and wall mounted line- especially since I'm putting the compressor on a modified version of the wood skid to minimize noise and vibration. I had initially thought of going right off the regulator to the hose reel, but the...
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    Advice on compressor airline set-up?

    I am completely new to this, other than using a pancake with coiled hose for trim out, so please bear with any stupid thoughts or questions. This is an obviously simple system for air ratchets/impact, sanders, but I know it's just the start. Eventually I'll probably add outlets, add a line for...
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    Lowe's Clearance Thread 2014

    I can't find the 50 piece Air tool set anywhere near me in Chicago area. Too incredible a price I guess. I have decided to get the 60g/240V Kobalt Compressor (reg 499) as I have as 10% off coupon, but wondered if I can expect a lower price of I wait. For those who've been watching the trends...
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    best air compresser for the money ?

    This is my first post, and I'm sorry it has to do with a well-beaten horse, but I am facing the eternal compressor dilemma. My intents are purely hobbyist- auto repair as mental therapy. After years of hand wrenching, I'd like to be able to judiciously use air powered ratchets etc. Anything...
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