Recent content by SBOhio

I have an older 70's Quincy 325 5hp. Bought it 20 years ago with no motor. I put a low hour 7.5 hp Baldor on it. Setting it up for my Dad in his woodworking shop. Same speed 1750 rpm. Do you see any problems doing this?

That's what I was thinking. $500 for parts. I think I saw the pump for $1200. It wouldn't be worth it.

This unit is cream. Someone had mentioned on Quincy that the authorized dealers where shipping chinese bearings. Then someone added that the Quincy manual part #'s were the Timken #'s. I was wondering if it was the same for Ingersol or if everything is Chinese? Thanks for the offer on parts. I...

I have 3 phase. It is not wired so I didn't hear it run. What do you mean by "clock the **** out of them"? Do you mean they just speed them up? What about parts for Ingersol Rand? Any good sources? I saw a major rebuild kit yesterday on ebay for $500.

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Found used Ingersol Rand T30 2545E 10 Hp locally for sale. Does anyone have experience with these 10 hp compressors. I have older Quincy 325 that run and run but not much experience with the Ingersol Rands. I think it's 7 or 8 years old. I see some bad wraps on some of there smaller stuff.

And fill it up with tools and I'm done. lilscorpion Great job organization.:thumbup: I've seen these french cleats in woodworking shops **** you've done slick job with crossing over to your machine tools. Now that they're up are you glad you went with it? Have you found a need to relocate...

Now we're getting to the nitty gritty of how these things work. :rocker:What size pipe is your 90 fitting? Are you saying the small hole on the left is tapped for the set screw? What size pipe ****** did you use to go into the 90? Does the 45 degree cut on the ****** you refer to in a later post...

Clean enough for me. Your wood siding is a great upgrade from drywall. What did you use, white pine T&G?:thumbup:

I was talking about the head on a Quincy 325 air compressor. I went with Rustoleum. Did have another question though. What seperates a good blast gun vs a poor one? What makes them better? You mentioned this in another post.

New to media blasting and in a previous post RJ mentioned the gun was one of the keys to a good system. I had a chance to try a cabinet out for the 1st time yesterday and it was terribly slow. HF with glass beads and the gun kept quitting. Can you guys elaborate on what makes a good gun...

A couple of you guys have adapted your pressure pot blaster to your cabinet. Are you able to get rid of the extra dust? Did you have to do anything special to your setups to be able to see?

This gets me in the ballpark. I'll keep an eye on it after running.

Found the chart. I believe it was posted by someone called 930dreamer on another thread. I sent him a pm but on it but haven't got a response. Anyway he gets the credit for putting it out there. I'm sure others can use the info..