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you haven't mentioned what you mainly use it for. Either way, if you can I would also recommend at least a 60 gallon. Even if you have to do wiring, it's definitely worth it. The thing with 30 gallons or less is they almost always have to be running. My brother has a 30 gallon and it won't...

^ ^ ^ I've never seen that one before. Looks pretty nice. 20% coupon also?

where are you guys able to find them for this cheap?

Madison

so, after reading all the topics about sheds on here, I'm trying to see if there's anybody local that can build me one. I'm not good with carpentry so when looking at the kits at the local stores, they look pretty good to me but almost everyone on here pretty much agrees that for the money I...

those of you who is able to do local pickup are lucky. I didn't have such luck and shipping was $75

I take it by doing this you are able to save on shipping? I ordered online shipping was $75. Will Call was not an option. also, how many people are ordering as business or personal

thanks for the super quick reply and info. Actually I totally forgot my air compressor is 220. Only it's directly hardwired right now. Would it be much for a electrician to wire in an outlet for the two?

to those of you that know more. What's the difference between the 180 & 140. This will strictly just be for home use. And I don't have 220v in the garage yet.

I don't think you mentioned but are you planning on being a technician or is this just for your own personal weekend use? the reason I ask is if you do plan on going into the field, a lift will pay for itself before you even know it. Just a few side jobs will take care of the price. The time...

what's your plan for the home in general? if you think that's you're forever home or at least for a long enough time. I would go all out and make sure it's the way I wanted and plenty big enough. Just about everyone on here will say you can't go to big. And with a bigger garage, you can get...

another question - when you are sweating short connectors or T's, do you prep all of the joints and do them at once or do you do each joint individually? Because the joints are so close, will it melt if you do the separately?

thanks, I totally forgot to look over there. Didn't help that the employees had no idea either.

where are you guys finding the 1/2 to 1/4 adapter? The only one I could find was a brass one in the plumbing section and it seems like the thread is off a little bit. It just doesn't screw it all the way.

Chase - thanks for the pictures. If only my garage was more deserving of a nice and shiny air system. depending on the prices of the pipes, I was thinking of just going with 1/2 inch piping for now. 10 feet should cover everything. I already dropped $30 on additional couplers already. the...

what do you guys think about his transmission trick? Seems to me like it's just extra work not to mention safety. thanks for all the tips and suggestions.

okay, I just picked up a hose reel and will be mounting it up soon. I'm going to be using copper pipes and was double checking on how to sweat pipes and came across this video. Tell me what you think about the transmission fluid trick. Also, I see some of you guys have designed cooling...

I turn mine off but leave the air in the tank. With it almost full all the time, sometimes I don't even need to turn it on. I also shut it off the air at the compressor just in case.

what side boxes are you talking about?

well, just got back from the sale. Wasn't really anything outside. Just green tag items inside. Looked around for a bit and only ended up grabbing the 4 1/2 grinder and 50 foot air hose reel. But get this, my cousin and I both got to use the 20% coupon on the reels. $52 out the door.