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Been months but I don't recall any smell on what I used. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=258693

Or the plans? :thumbup:

My vote!............... very cool!

Maybe I will take another look. My first impression was "everything looked due for an upgrade" Why add 1/4 " plate on top, if the lower may not handle it. That was my thought after seeing it up close. Glad its working for so many.

Know soon! Hammering is handled. Not a hammer issue. Will check pipe routing when drywall is removed. Thanks!

as seen in this thread..... http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=273173 My house has a variety of water issues. The hammering is done with now. We put in a new pressure regulator and now the pressure is a steady 50 PSI. Was all over the place and much too high. What it didn't...

ikessky, going to jump into your thread (hope you don't mind) Tested my pressure and it was 75 PSI. My Contractor buddy came by and tested with his and it was 110 PSI. Retested mine was 80. Then his again, was 90. Whatever the case its too high. added these and already (w/o new regulator) the...

Just ordered that. Thanks for the info. Most of my local choices were off shore. I found it for 99. on Google shopping but had to call to get that price. Had to deal with the hard sell on joining the discount club. :lol: $106.13 shipped!

Copper lines almost done! Damn I'm slow. :D

Running 3/4" lines and wondering what, if any, problems I might have if I use a 1/2" filter regulator near the compressor? Have a old Sears 1/2 that needs work. 3/4 is more expensive and harder to find. Thoughts welcome!