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I haven't seen anyone mention, they should use as dry of air as possible. Your consumable consumption will be high if not.

But filled with water, it isn't a bomb.

I see standard tests are 150%.

You think 300psi is too much? Why is that?

Yes, I'd test it. Put a gauge on there and pressurize it to at least twice the working pressure. You could also use a pressure washer if you know how to adapt it.

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That would be a different set and not apply to what I posted(but he felt he should).

Yes I've had these sets for decades. I work on everything from little flat fenders to 5ton military wreckers. They've been the same kit forever, its the most complete socket set you can buy for the money, they just need a better wrench selection.

I love when retards reply. It most certainly does.

Nah, too much money for what you get. This one, plus some good wrenches is WAY better for the money. https://www.harborfreight.com/mechanics-tool-set-301-piece-63464.html I've got 2 sets, one at work and one in the truck. Plus, if you wait till its on sale, you can buy it for $182 OTD with...

I used Associated for my battery charger replacement ends. All copper teeth work well.

Looks great!

Its so nice when you can upgrade and have your tools not stacked on top of each other! I ended up getting 8 blueprint file cabinets to augment my microfilm cabinets. Its all "not quite" tool boxes, but it works for me, at a price that was stellar. Love your setup!

I have a couple drill presses I'm selling. Both have production bases. Both are in working order. I just havent finished putting the last one together since moving it. $300 each, I'm in Loveland area just outside Cincinnati Ohio. I will update once I get the other one bolted back together.

Shame you're in the opposite corner of Ohio, I could have helped.

Contact Ingersol, they have extensive records on their compressors. Its always interesting to see what they come back with.

I have the ryobi 1 gal powered sprayer and when it dies, will be going to the 4gal backpack sprayer. The 1gal so far is great, but we just went from less than a quarter acre to 3. I need the larger one!

NICE! I've never had a 3d printer on my radar, but some of the things I've seen produced, I may have to start looking...

I wouldn't say its any better than any other compressor. I feel like $800 is on the high side. I would certainly check the oil in the compressor to see if its ever been changed. If not, walk away.

You can usually find lots of welders on FB marketplace. I would look for a nice miller, lincoln, or hobart. If you have 220 available, I woould get one in that voltage, much better output which in turn makes for better fusion.