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I have that same gun in my box, it works all right consumes a lot of air for an HVLP, good cheap starter gun to get you used to spraying with a gun. I painted 3 house doors and the overhead door on the garage with it. for a nice car paint job though I would probably upgrade to a good qaulity gun.

I have a chance to purchase a Hobart Airforce 250 Plasma with the built in compressor for $500 used (prices seem to be high in Canada) and I am just wondering if these are actually any good or if I should save the pennies and purchase a thermal dynamics Cutmaster 42 or 52 from the local welding...

no talking about an air compressor, just thought to check a few other things on the compressor as well, the compressor came out of an esso car wash. Just recently drained the tank as well which was rusty water not a lot though. The stuff in the regulator is green, and almost looks like what...

So when I had things temporarly installed for the compressor the air regulator was a bit too close to the compressor, it now has a bunch of lime scale build up and a little calcium and is leaking out the blowoff port. What is the best way to clean it? this is a Milton regulator good for 300...

how do you find the jack works on cars/vans? My truck would work fine on it, also how do you find moving it around to use it to jack up the front and back of a vehicle? I am thinking I may pick it up just not sure how much use I will get out of it, if it will only work on the trucks.

I came across this floor Air operated axle jack and have never seen one before. Anyone know who makes it and what the specs are on one? and do they work on newer cars? the guy that has it forsale has the saddle adapter for it as well. also what do you guys think it would be worth? Can lift...

well from past experience northern tools http://www.northerntool.com actually has a drop warehouse in Ontario so the shipping isn't bad, like $22 for UPS Ground to Edmonton for the ernst products. buy more items and the shipping gets cheaper...

So I am adding additional outlets in my garage, when we built it we didn't put enough in the walls and have moved the bench etc around. I am going to use 1/2" emt for the conduit.. I like the industrial look in the garage. I am wondering though I have a bunch of 14/2 Romex NM90 (nylon) solid...

no doors yet on the cabinets, I will get around to putting in some sliding panels at some point in time. what about going up into the attic with the first loop to the desiccant dryer? or I have enough space I could mount to the ceiling on the front of the cabinet and then run 2 sets of pipes out...

So I have been reading and researching and contemplating about my air line setup for the garage. I have decided to use 3/4" black pipe since I can get it for cheap :-). I have a heat less desiccant dryer from Princess Auto that needs to be mounted 25 feet away, I also have a 1/2" milton...

yeah in my neck of the woods we can build a flat roof. The city allows us some leway there, max height from turf was 4.5 meters, now because of the established neighborhood in my area I can go to6 meters in height.

So after expanding the garage a few years ago now, I am now finding myself in need of a hoist, I currently only have 10 foot ceilings and is low for a full hoist, I see that bendpack has a XPR9FSX that is only a 9 foot 4 inch clearance, but I am thinking my 1 Ton Truck wouldnt fit on that hoise...

I had thought about putting a universal set in, but have heard people have had more problems with them on this style engine then using the points and condensor setup.

So my old Ariens Snow Blower from about 1974 that I got from dear old dad finally died. I dont really want a new snow blower since I have growen attached to this one so time to fix it. The old ariens has a Tecumseh H60-75361K engine on it and I got new points and condensor,new plug, cleaned...

a quick google search show amazon.com has a similar one from girzzly for http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000M631LW/?tag=atomicindus08-20 $235 Greg Smith Equipment http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/1-000-LB-Capacity-Hydraulic-Transmission-Jack-p/httmj2.htm $299 A weaver 1200# Jack...

actually I would go with this unit from danmar http://www.dannmar.com/dannmar-products/manspace-line/2-stage-trans-jack.asp Min height is 34" and max height is 71", it is a 2 stage jack, so can lift 1000 #'s on the first stage and 500 on the second stage. and by the min height would work...

SO I have a 18' flat deck car hauler that the deck is starting to fall apart on (boards are rotting from the bottom) and getting chipped etc, ramps got bent loading the old 1 ton and no longer fit under the deck. So I am thinking since I need to put new boards on anyways and paint it etc over...

So I have been thinking I should either build or buy a parts washer for a while, but I find the Princess Auto and HF ones dont get parts really clean without a lot of scrubbing. I would sooner throw them in an automatic washer so that brings us to the next thing... I have an old dishwasher...

I should have mentioned as well that this is the little mastercraft that accepts gas, so I have it running on a bottle of trimix and I was thinking .035 wire... just not sure if it would work... maybe like you said if I upgrade the ground lead and the clamp.. I could. It is made by Campbell...

well mine is a little mastercraft, but building a trailer tongue on a old chev van is more then what this can handle, 5x2x1/4" c channel.... need something a little bigger then what the small one can handle.