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Thanks again for the help, so last questions before I start assembly. The output on my compressor is 3/4" NPT, change that to 1/2" NPT and run a flexible braided hose to all my 1/2" hardlines. At my drops, I'll have 1/2" piping. The hose I was planning on using was 3/8" hose with either 3/8"...

Thanks for the help, probably going to end up with 1/2". Should I go 1/2" on the drop too or 3/8"? Also, this question is going to sound stupid, but my impact requires a 1/4" NPT fitting. So say I end up with Milton Type M 1/4" NPT fitting. My hose would have to have 1/4" NPT couplers correct...

Also, is using rubber and a wood structure fine for mounting? Not mounting it to the floor?

Will someone check my posts for approval? I posted in General Garage Discussion. Thanks, Marty

So, I know that there are a ton of answers on this if I search, but every thread has conflicting answers and none seem to have the same answer or each layout is different. So here mine goes (I don't post much, but frequent here quite a bit just to read). I've added a picture below of my shop...

I'll take: R6 3/8” Next Generation Full Polish Thin Profile – 44995 - $20 R10 1/4” Next Generation Full Polish Thin Profile – 44994 - $15 D1 Ratcheting Magnetic Screwdriver w/25 bits (Taiwan) - 47144 - $12

Re: New Craftsman for sale - Socketshttp://www.garagejournal.com/forum/newreply.php?d I'll take: QM1 Metric 1/4” 6pt Sockets – 12 pc, 4mm-14mm – $12 QM5 Metric 1/4” Deep 6pt Sockets – 11 pc, 4mm-14mm – $15 TM1 Metric 3/8” 6pt Sockets – 11 pc, 9mm-19mm – $14 TM10 Metric 3/8” 12pt Sockets – 11...