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Good tips

$9 vs $36 specialty valve

Someone explain the "enriched" negativity to me, I'm still learning. So far I know to look at carbs and sugar, and that's what I was pointing out.

Bad video

Hey man, highly recommend checking out Dave’s killer bread. It is made from scratch and needs to be frozen due to its lack of preservatives but it is good. Enriched wheat flower is quite unhealthy compared to whole wheat or heirloom wheat bread.

Really? Tell me why! Why did it need to be enriched??

Followup video ua-cam.com/users/shortsIpwvXJ-z9uQ

Harbor frieght has come a long way

Thanks for the advice

I happened upon a C MP5000 for free recently, but it had several broken plastic components in the right side door assembly. I really dug that machine, so I found a C MP3001 for $200 that had been very lightly used... only when I went to use the 3001 from my Mac, I found out all this fun stuff about PostScript being an option... one that was installed in the 5000, but not the 3001... and of course, the SD card wasn't compatible. I found a used one, but this guide was really helpful. Thank you!

My tank gets full of air but does not release for my car tires

Mines doesn't release air

Everything was covered in detail, here's finished product. snipboard.io/2XJ7xq.jpg snipboard.io/MoqgGU.jpg

I agree....what about the a actual finished item....waste of time🙁

I had the exact same issues with this Harbor Freight 48” Badland farm jack. I commend you for your rebuild of this product because I didn’t have the patience or time to do so. Took it back to Harbor Freight just hoping for at least in store credit. They only have a a 90 day warranty so the first time I needed to use it was after that. So I was out $100. I told them to keep it or give it away but I would not feel right even gifting this to a friend or family member.

Great idea to cut tabs - as long as the tolerances fit with the additional width of the new nickel strip.

Could be a good idea? Lot of talking and no actual showing of what is being done or a completed product so hard to know what you are aiming for. Thanks for sharing, ,but going to continue search for something that is more complete.

I say 20 ftlbs in video, but it should be more like 10!

Bad air pressure switch. The switch which turns the air motor on and off

I wish to see sam comparison between noctua p12 and arctic p12. P12 and F12 are different purpose fans.

Mine does exact same thing! Thought it was heat sensor so I move it to the outside! It’s a POS compressor wish I didn’t buy.

nothing but a piece of junk, the only solution to it is a sledgehammer and dump the pieces in front of the store you bought it from, called it a lost for your peace of mind.

Didn't learn anything new. For me it's 11 minutes of my time. Give them back! 😀

Having the same problem smh

Yep, mine did the same thing after a couple months. Defective. Depot should stop selling this POS

The winner IS Arctic

Why are you comparing an airflow fan to a static pressure one!?? They are clearly different fans. Also the comparison was "Pears to apples". Not apples to apples. *Stop spreading misinformation!!*

Why is Your noctua so loud???? I got 2 of them and they're dead silent 😱

We’re both vales open, pull ring and drain tank, Ive had mine for years from home depo no problem, notice my pull ring getting a little corrosion but this is Florida.

Solved. Open and clean the unload valve and spring. If not start or run at all change the start and run capacitor (90% of the time) Thanks

oh.. great video. Wish those two worked together and created the outstanding product with both quality of noctua and silent design of arctic.

I believe that Arctic F12 should be compared with Noctua Redux NF-1300 because to the rotation being equivalent and Redux NP-1700 with Arctic P12 that can reach 2000 rpm. Another considerable point is the question of the letters "P" (pressure) and "F" (flow). Generally fans with pressure (serie P) are more suitable for radiators and air coolers while flow (serie F) for air circulation in the case. Anyway, both radiators and air coolers have fins and with that there is an "obstruction" of the air passage, so needs a fan that generates greater pressure. In the case of a PC case there is not "obstruction", at this point a fan with better airflow is recommended. Of course, that doesn't mean a "P" and "F" series won't work in either case. It may be that the efficiency isn't as desired. In short, both Noctua, Arctic and Be Quiet! produces the best fans on the market in terms of performance. Remembering that today we have 2 audiences: those who prefer performance and those who prefer aesthetics. I'm sorry for my English. Hugs from Rio de Janeiro - Brazil.

I bought mine from Home Depot yesterday, used it for an hour and then had this problem. I’m taking it back right now, thanks for this video 🙏🏽

I'm in the process of cleaning about 600 cells, And I have also decided not to remove the nicklel strips, No matter how good your cutters are you cannot get them completely clean without grinding on them and the contact points are much flatter Leaving the nickel strips attached. I don't think that doubling up on the cap insulator is a good idea.

Mine starts then slows down and stops, any ideas why?

listening with a good pair of earphone we can really hear the difference! thank you!

Perhaps a stupid question. But I am using an Artic f14 tc (with temp cable) and to keep my amplifier nice and cool. I am hooking it up to a 12v 2A and adapter. But when I connect green to red and black to black, nothing happens.(it just moves for a little bit) What am I doing wrong

I bought a 8 gallon Mcgraw which is exact same design with same parts. Only difference is it is a bit expensive,($30 more) a bit heavier but specs says 1.5hp though it fills tank within 2:15 secs compared to husky that need 2:25 secs and gusky says it is 1.8hp not sure which one is a lie. Harbor freight have a 20% restock fee so am not going to return it. But I agree the design is bad and many home improvement stores sell it under different brands. That check valve also sends air when compressor motor is pushing air. Seems inefficient. I saw your video as well as other reviews and returned husky but seems my $30 more dollars are not that useful after all. I like home depot because they never ask for restocking fee.

No good at all you have it on the table pushing down lol so they are going to be more noisy, you need to test them suspended in the air not touching anything

Too bad the artics are only 3 pin fans guess I’ll go with the noctua redux I want a 4 pin fan I’m replacing OEM 4 pin fans in a prebuilt and I don’t want any issues I already have a noctua nf 12x25 on my 120mm aio I think these redux will be fine for the other three case fans there almost as good as the 12x25 Dell OEM 120 mm fans even though rated at over 126cfm minimum they suck balls my thermals were crazy before and everyone was telling me not to change that particular fan cause I would lose my RGB man, I don’t give a flying F about RGB last PC I built was all IDE cables no Sata yet SSD’s were years away I still have it I wish it had more ram support and a Sata connection to make a server out of it but I can’t even put an SSD in it and finding DDR2 ram now days is gonna be tough plus the board max’s at 2gb lol which ain’t crap, so ya I don’t care about RGB only performance I’ve seen kids who actually think RGB will give them higher FPS, RGB lighting gets hot up to around 160-200 degrees F. depending on what color your using dark blue is one of the coolest color temp wise white is hottest of all before I replaced my rad fan I simply unplugged the RGB and I ran about 6C cooler Dell also uses toothpaste as thermal paste *( I saw a video where they used Crest and it performed better than the paste my system came with I couldn’t use it without it trying to throttle when I first got it 1min 30 into a multi core cenibench R23 run I was at 87C needless to say I stopped immediately even though that’s not too high I don’t wanna stress my parts more than needed, i tried to game for about 20 minutes it was hitting mid 80’s at 13% CPU usage so I waited a few days )* had to wait on my kingpin Kpx to come in now my thermals are really good should be better once I get the three redux case fans hoping to idle under 30C which is what I idle at now

after nearly 2 months of phone tag, I had finally talked to "husky repair center". their over the phone diagnosis was the same as what I had dug up myself. The check valve going in to the tank at the end of the hose is a bad design. they sent me a new check valve which did the same thing. the check valve has a nylon puck shaped plug and a VERY weak spring. so sometimes the puck doesn't reseat and gets left partially open, putting back pressure on the piston head - preventing it from restarting. the piston needs the distance of the hose to be not under pressure so that the motor can spin up. This air compressor design lacks an unloader valve, which would allow pressure off the piston head and actually assist the check valve puck in reseating. my fix has been to stretch the weak spring so that it puts more pressure on the puck, which improves the situation temporarily. A real fix would be to replace the puck with a ball and use a stronger spring - in the check valve. Again the new check valve from "husky" was not an improvement. a good compressor with a stripped down design - made bad by cheaping out on the check valve.

Dude, wtf? I’m having the same problem and I’m pretty sure It’s the part that’s screwed under the motor itself that looks like it’s screwed into the tank, where the power cord connects into. I have no knowledge on the subject but to me it’s pretty common sense. Power comes into a sensor in the tank that sends power up to the compressor and tells it when it’s full. I came on here TO SEE HOW TO TAKE THE DAMN THING APPART but I feel just as confused as when I started…. I have an old compressor, same model that has a busted tank so I’m swapping the motors, well trying to… I’m pretty handy (I’ve built a 460hp at the wheels Lancer Evo and completely remodeled a couple of houses kind of handy) but for the life of me I can’t get it to unscrew 😩😩 😂😂

One is pressure optimized (the Noctua) and the other is flow optimized. You should have compared the Noctua to the Artic P12. Anyway, I've bought two P12s to replace the original Thermaltake from my case, and the additional older Artic Cooling (not sure if it is the same company) that was making noise. Now, my PC is very silent. Another piece of advice, instead of controlling the voltage (it is a very crude method of controlling fan speed, and it is not even recommended for most fans), control the PWM.

I wanna see an artic sp fan tested against the noctua…..of course

I just bought this thing only to find this out.

That was a very informative presentation, Mr. Williamson. Oh indeed, these Noctua fans are loud. I purchased two and installed them side by side on the side panel of my CM Storm Scout 2 Advanced case. I was having concerns with my GPU running warm (79C) under load (stock). These two fans are now blowing ambient air directly underneath it. The max temperature dropped to 66C. I can't regulate the RPM because they're plugged into a molex - permanent full throttle. It is a sacrifice but I breath easier with a cooler video card. I know, in time, I will replace them with more expensive/quieter fans.

Exactly my experience as well. Will be returning to store and try another brand,

That definitely looks like a good solid repair

Ah yes, artic and noctua redu

being an F12 user since 2011 (& still running it today), I can say that fluid bearing dynamic F12 is very reliable...