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air, electric & hydraulic. Air also has the advantage of getting into tight places due to them being so compact. If I am doing a lot of grinding or cutting you can't beat electric.

Not building a smoker at this stage, plan to get it going again if the tank looks ok inside. But if the tank is junk then maybe I'll build a smoker [emoji3] Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

It looks rusty and sludgy inside. I need to hit it with the pressure washer first before I can assess it's condition properly. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Ok got them off, came off very easy with some heat, shifter and a piece of exhaust pipe as an extension. :)

Around the bung, do you mean heat the female threaded part? The bit with the weld around it?

Hi all, Trying to removing the inspections plugs from an atlas copco compressor but not having much like. Not sure if they would have used loctite on them? Any have any advice on how to get them off? Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Nice, that is a well built table. Where did you get the ball lock bolts from?

If you have a spare or old arbour you could also tack weld that into place and just leave it there permanently.

Yeah well done, came up awesome, a credit to you.

How are you liking that Mastercool flaring tool? Noticed there are quite a few different styles around now.

Wow that came up great, i'm guessing you have done a lot of painting before! Is that a 2 pack paint you used?

Hi all, Just wondering what you all have your air compressor cut off switch pressure set up. Mine is currently set to cut out at 150psi. Does this seem a little high? It is a 3HP 16CFM single phase Belt drive Compressor, Thanks

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I'd keep the Delta and fit a 3 phase motor and VFD for variable speed.

Die grinder with burr, they work better than the abrasive ones. 10mm, 20mm or 30mm air belt sander. Angle die grinder with 3" disk as already mentioned.

Are those Shop Notes plans readily available?

What pump and what pressure you running the ram at?

Hey all, Got thinking the other week... so a lot of us have stuff in our garage hidden away that we sometimes need and cannot seem to find so we either spends hours looking for it or go out and re buy it which something is not as easy as it seems. or sometimes we need something but pretty sure...

Looks good but that motor looks tiny, think my remote control car has a bigger one :P lol Have you tested it with some weight sitting on the plate? Also give it a bit of time when you do test it as you might find over time the motor overheats (duty cycle?) I do like the earth strap and...

Hey Swingpress, what parts do you have in that, would like to make something similar.