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Here is mine. Not perfect but it's handy. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

My garage has (4) 10' wide by 9' high doors. This size is great for parking. But I would have like one wider door in the shop area and the guy who built my garage but the doors too close together IMO 40' of doors on a 48' wall. My building has 10' ceilings so the 9' hieght is fine for me.

Looks good. Tell us more about the process. Did you weld the top plates on? Are your hole threaded? I am thinking of doing something similar but was going to thread the holes so I can use the hold downs off the mill.

+1. Going to 220 doesn't make sense.

It will run it but not for long under load. Just let the compressor catch up to get your optimal torque.

Great thread - subscribed! Keep up the good work. Hope Jorge returns to help keep you on schedule?

Gonna need a press or atleast a really good gear puller.

Looks great! I love it.

A great idea! Filling this away for later.

Buy used old iron and put the work into it. Something designed to last forever is worth the time to find and maybe fix. Go for a big name like IR cause parts are easy to find. Compressors are super simple to work on or rebuild, a great learning experience if you don't already know what your...

I ordered all the parts to rebuild my IR from ecompressedair.com. Great folks, give em a call ask for any discounts. I saved 15% over the internet price. I would replace everything and get another 25 years from it.

Run power in the slab in a few places incase you ever decide to install the table saw permanently. I wish I had conduit in the slab for mine. Also if your allowed floor drains are a big plus.

There is a better picture of the heads before the restoration in post #19

No it's not an illusion. This is a two-stage compressor meaning the air is compressed first in the larger cylinder before being compressed a second time in the smalle cylinder aka the second stage.

Sounds like a good Idea. Please update us with installation ease and how you like it.

I got a little time in garage last night. First up was the air dryer. Its a "new to me" unit so I pulled it apart and give it a cleaning and once over. Sorry but I forgot to take an after picture at this point. Then I wired in the air compressor And here is picture with it plumbed to the...

:rocker:We have the 180 set-up for steel and a 190w/gun for aluminum at my dads shop. There are great. I just bought the 210mvp without the gun for my house and paid $780 ish after a price match from Blains Farm and Fleet.:rocker: I would recommend buying whatever brand is carried at a store...

Looking good. Thanks for sharing!

Re: 240/120 no no Quote: Originally Posted by IONH Quote: Originally Posted by Jtcrep IONH - great catch on the using a 240 leg for 120. Yes I know this is wrong and its the only outlet this way in the shop. Also I am using the emt for the ground which is still within code here in wisconsin. I...

All I can say in regards to the price of homes is location location location. In parts of the US this might be a million dollar home. But here in Northern Wisconsin it's not even close. Let's just say I paid close to the national median home price.:rocker: