Recent content by Lapham

I have had my Rhino ramps for over 7 years. Previously had a steel set. The Rhino's work great and slide less. Fits my SUV and Honda Civic. But always use jack stands with them. Most cars are front wheel drive so they go up the ramps easily, unless you give it too much gas!

My compressor rarely run, don't paint large items anymore. But when I did like I said - water was not a problem. The filter and water trap is something I stole from my last employer and is top quality:)

I also have a spray gun, air brush, air chisel, air/solvent gun, air sanders, impact wrench, sand blaster, portable air tank, and probably some others. They are too big to hang up so are in a cabinet or on a shelf, not used much anymore. Any cute ideas on storing the big stuff too?

But do you know what a finish nail costs? ;)

That's about all I do, but used to spray paint at work and paint cars on the side way back when. This compressor I bought in 1990 and it's still going strong. I just repaired it this morning to stop air leaks. Replaced the pressure switch and reconnected all the pipes using "Great White" pipe...

Lee---A little expensive?

Would love to see some other ideas for air compressor accessories. Here is my simple ones. A piece of plywood bolted to the top of tank compressor mount frame. Put some finish nails in the top edge to hang the air line accessories. Added some hooks and holes for other attachments. Picture attached.

Delete this post Would love to see some other ideas for air compressor accessories. Here is my simple ones. A piece of plywood bolted to the top of tank compressor mount frame. Put some finish nails in the top edge to hang the air line accessories. Added some hooks and holes for other...

80 years old and have been spending much of my time in the garage. My tool collection is huge. I serviced computers around the world as a specialist for over 40 years in my first and only job. Retired now for 22 years. Still love playing with my tools.

This is the hose with ball valve I bought for $6.50

Got it done - pictures and video?

I need to do this also on my 60 gal vertical air compressor. I figured out a way I'm going to try. have a string tie fabric bag, about 7 inches by 2 inches, but just about any size should work. Put a small old rag inside it to absorb oil and water. Tied it to the end of my drain hose. Will take...