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Kinda like pressure washers. At first they were industrial & big money, now everyone has one....

Rotary compressors have gradually been coming down on price. Finally semi-affordadable.

Guess it was US Air brand, not Quincy... but almost identical specs at 2x the price with no tank

5hp, single phase, 19 cfm, probably a little higher pressure.

Check out the Quincy unit, it has roughly the same specs.

Honestly, I've never seen a rotary installed anywhere. I'm thinking a new one would last the rest of my lifetime. Not sure a rotary is something you can fix at home when it gets worn

Here's a similar Quincy brand rotary compressor Quincy compressor for $3500

Rotary screw is a whole different animal than piston pumps. I believe the specs just want to verify quality...

I believe this is a rotary screw rather than scroll. I will check out the ones you listed...

I've had it with piston air compressors. I just can't take the noise and low outputs anymore. I just finished rebuilding my 2 car detached garage into my shop, time for a compressor. I looked at the Eastwood rotary compressors. $2k for a 9cfm scroll air compressor. Bit more than I want to pay...

I have a ton of commercial LED lighting, so that shouldn't be too bad. I like a lot of light in my old(ish) age!

Neat little online converter allows RGB or CYMK values to be converted into common vendor paint formulas... Link: color matcher & converter

A few thoughts. I was able to buy a pallet of 2" foam sheets for about $600. Was used roofing insulation iso panels. Used under my floor, on my walls and ceiling. Cut them a bit loose for stud bays and foam them in place. A fraction of the cost of new or spray foam. Panels are WAY cheaper than...

Hi. Looking for some advice on color schemes for my garage/shop. 22x20, 8ft walls. I have wood covering the foundation at the bottom, about a foot high and 8 inches deep. There is also a 1x6 board at the top which supports the upper floor. The rest of the wall is drywall. The floor is a deep...