Lets try to guess all the parts used. At 1:37 looks like a manifold, 3/4" MNPT by 5x 1/4" FNPT. At 1:50, we see an overpressure relief valve (with the red cap). At 2:37 there is a pressure sensor relay- only needed if you want a feedback loop to turn off the pump when you reach a preset pressure; much cheaper to use a manual pumo - tires inflate to 30-60 psi (2-4 atm), therefore you should be able to get to 150 -200 psi with some effort/elbow grease :) At around 7:37 we have a critical component, the backflow prevention valve - this can run you up to $80 at McMaster here in the us)
Nice project and all, but there 's an amazing 3 gallon compressor on sale at a local hardware store for $ 118.97 ! The savings are not worth the effort !
i find this video fascinating!! That's exactly what i was looking for - all the bits can be easily purchased - you have inspired me to make one with a really big tank, with a few modifications here and there - thanks for the tip - top marks!
Cute idea. I did the same basic thing years ago except I used a children's helium tank bought at Walmart that was used to fill floating balloons. It is similar to, but larger than, a 30 pound Freon tank. It has a built in on / off valve and automatic over pressure release. The threaded output for the included fill device is a flair threaded fitting exactly the same size as a 3/8 inch coiled air hose. I stripped the rubber off from 2 old car tire valves exposing the brass insides. I drilled 2 off set holes in the top of the tank. I then removed the core from one valve and threaded it into 1 hole and soldered it into place. I then connected a pressure gauge to the valve through a small piece of rubber hose with hose clamps. I removed the core from the other valve and threaded and soldered it into the second hole. After it cooled, I replaced the valve and use this to pressurize the tank. I fitted a 3/8 inch coiled air hose to the tank's output fitting and a double foot chuck on the other end to complete the modification. I doubt that my tank would hold 20 bar of pressure like the extinguisher but it's volume and over pressure release valve have been tolerant of 120 pounds per square inch pressure and has filled a standard size car tire on 1 fill. It also holds enough air to blow off my work bench more than once.
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Thanks for a Great video. It seems you need to adjust the diff / hysteresis settings on the switch if it is possible. That way the switch will not turn ON/OFF so often. What is the make of the switch? A link to the switch purchase/ nfgr will be really cool. Regards,
He was trying to keep the cost of the project to a minimum. Why else would he be using bailing wire instead of "ty-wraps" to secure the pump? A differential switch would have added quite a bit to the cost, imho.
Everything set up from rehearsal so nothing goes wrong... Bravo! In the real world you will have unexpected obstacle(s) come up and foul language . Just like Hollywood they make things go so smooth and perfect despite the many bloopers that occurs. Nice video I grant you that . You are very organized. Good job!
It's really not that hard, it's just threading some fittings together, I've done this several times with propane tanks and fire extinguisher tanks, and air compressors and fridge/air-conditioning compressors and there's never been a reason to "rehearse" or swear or cut out bloopers, it's as easy as putting one pipe in another and turning until tight.
Regarding the legs, instead of a screw, use a 3/16" Aluminum pop rivet with a pressure washer on the compression side to prevent cracking the plastic. Will hold indefinitely, no sharp edges, and won't corrode. Pop rivets, one of the most over looked tools after zip ties!
From a great idea to an awesome realization. Very interesting. Could you please make a list of the main parts and a link where to buy them. I will appreciate it. Thanks for the video.
I've built something similar to this but replacing the compressor with a refrigerator compressor/motor. It's extremely quiet for late night airbrushing. The tank I'm using is just a pancake tank that I bought for $20. It was super easy to do. You can find a lot of these builds on UA-cam.
@@bugs181 Have you been built air compressor used with fire refrigerator? If so how many litre and psi do you store the air in the refrigerator for car respray?
ficou ótimo só achei que para fixar o motor poderi ter usado cintas de plásticos iria ficar mais seguro e esteticamente mais organizado tudo ficou muito caprichado más está parte ficou estranho .
Depois de assistir esse vídeo, tive que me inscrever. Sensacional! Tenho vários extintores sem uso. Vou copiar a sua idéia. .Gostei muito. Parabéns pelo trabalho!
Lots of people do, I do and so do most of the people I know, it's not like these parts are expensive or things we wouldn't use so why wouldn't we have them?
very good video thanks for the contribution, I would like to know the name of the nozzle and the diameter of various air vents that you put on the extinguisher
While the idea is brilliant, and one gets the satisfaction of putting it all together when considering you have to buy all components and are not cheap, economically is not viable. But as stated you did a great job having all the knowledge.
Nice one mate. You could use an old 2kg CO2 cylinder, they're solid aluminium or steel bodies that are, usually, pressurised to 51bar and tested at 1000psi.
Like any regular person, and no that's not sarcasm. It's just pipe and air fittings, the only people who wouldn't have them already are people who wouldn't even need an air tank in the first place. (Obviously exaggerated blanket statement, I know there are some people that would need an air tank but not need all the fittings and the like, but seriously these components are so common and cheap there's no reason why you can't just make a 5 minute drive to literally ANY hardware store and pick them up, they're like Legos)
@@lazyh-online4839 Can you point me to a supplier or part number for the air manifold he attaches first, I@ve searched online for ages and can't find it.
@@ei9ju since it's just a manifold with standard pipe threads I just looked up npt manifold or not splitter and all sorts of options came up. Some are like bars, some are like t or y splitters, some are hexagonal branching out like a snowflake, it just depends on what fits your needs. Personally I prefer the bar style because it fits where I want to fit mine and it's more intuitive about where to put plugs and fittings instead of having all the lines coming off of random spots all over a cylindrical piece of metal. If you want one like what he has it'd be just as easy and likely cheaper to just screw a couple x or cross or 4-way-"t" fittings together.
@@ei9ju to clarify I'm not sure of that exact model but there's plenty out there just like it that have just as many ports and in my opinion are even easier to use like the bar style of manifold here: rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F281970971560
@@connersmith9711 normal compressors operate between 90-120 psi, if there is no differential, then any time he uses the tank it automatically turns on wich isn't necessarily a bad thing but it will be perpetually running as he's using it
Yes there is, almost any pressure switch like the one he uses will have a pressure differential on it, in fact I've never once seen one in that style that doesn't have a pressure differential on it, typically between 15-30psi depending on the maximum pressure.
Blue Haze ➡️ I was thinking the same . On all his videos when he doing a project he finds everything and exactly what he needs for the project. Never has run to a supply house
dude wtf i read your comment and got back to the mainpage as soon i got back youtube recommended me: DIY Silent Air Compressor make of fridge motor i uhm am done....
А главное то что... Не показал, как он из огнетушителя воздух стравил изначально. А то какой нибудь умник начнет по его инструкции новый огнетушитель сразу так же открывать - будет "приятно" удивлен фокусом с белым облаком вокруг :D
You need one more electric pressure switch. And that one kicks in at a lower pressure so you are not instantly having the compressor come on the moment you use any air. It is called a hysteresis setup.
Exactly, this is basically a waste of time and money. Hell, for the cost of all those fittings he could buy a compressor/tank combo. He gets credit for advancing learning experience, so that's good.
For the cost of those parts here in the u.s., you could buy an inexpensive compressor with tank, and a d.c. inverter, already assembled. Those parts are priced at more than gold or platinum and most people will not have them laying in a parts bin. Nice build, though. Thanks for sharing.
Where in the world did you find that air adapter you screwed into the fire extinguisher tank? As far as I know, fire extinguishers use a "special" threading. I would love to know where I could find some, as I tend to use these tanks for many projects. Like portable train horns... Great video.
The video makes it look like he just grabbed the part off the shelf, but it actually had been custom made for the project. IDK the purpose of misleading ppl like that...
Nice diy - it's much better that you install air unloader between the check valve and the air compressor. So that, with that 0 psi air space - the motor can pump easliy without overdoing. With that - the motor can easly pump
Beautiful question, in this channel nobody replies to people.. but if you keep searching on line, sooner or later something will appear or if you have a lathe you can make it, enjoy!
It’s an Air Manifold however I haven’t seen a multi tap manifold with a tapered fitting or a regulator valve. You can use a regulator with a manifold to connect the switch and gauge etc
Lets try to guess all the parts used.
At 1:37 looks like a manifold, 3/4" MNPT by 5x 1/4" FNPT. At 1:50, we see an overpressure relief valve (with the red cap). At 2:37 there is a pressure sensor relay- only needed if you want a feedback loop to turn off the pump when you reach a preset pressure; much cheaper to use a manual pumo - tires inflate to 30-60 psi (2-4 atm), therefore you should be able to get to 150 -200 psi with some effort/elbow grease :)
At around 7:37 we have a critical component, the backflow prevention valve - this can run you up to $80 at McMaster here in the us)
That checkvalve costs $2 where I live
You can get a 3/4hp compressor+tank set for $80 where I live...
Do you know where I can find that manifold piece
You rock! They should put the materials list in the video description, but since they didn't, Thank you for taking the time to put this list together.
Nice project and all, but there 's an amazing 3 gallon compressor on sale at a local hardware store for $ 118.97 ! The savings are not worth the effort !
@@pierre-rose7783 this is DC and works as onboard air for vehicles. The compressor you are taking about is AC and not able to fit in an engine bay.
This is just awesome 👍😁 Great Job man 👍♥️
Incredible: I had it just in front of my face. I've got an old extinguisher from my car, and a little compressor. Thanks!
Was so so lucky to have every single component just laying around! You sir have some outlandish luck good for you !👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Government here hates it. I have so much junk around. Always find my self using it eventually.
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"every single component just laying around" ... don't be silly. That's just the magic of UA-cam. ⇨Disingenuous⇦
Just laying around..?? Wkkkkkkk 👍
Parabéns, linda montagem, eu usaria um compressor de geladeira, este. Que vc usou é muito fraco , não vale nada. Mais ficou bom, Pode ficar melhor.
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from the whole build ... like that stand made from PVC... great idea..!!! add rubber to prevent moving :)
Also, maybe replace bailing wire with "zip-tie"?
Nice build! You don't need to use so much Teflon tape. 3 wraps is plenty. Great job.
Also, why install fittings, only to remove them so you can add teflon tape?
Good thing manifold wasnt plastic, he used so much tape, he would've split every joint.
i find this video fascinating!! That's exactly what i was looking for - all the bits can be easily purchased - you have inspired me to make one with a really big tank, with a few modifications here and there - thanks for the tip - top marks!
I love how the box of stuff on your shelf has everything that fits 😉
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Great idea! I wished I had those fittings laying around
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I'm totally amazed you made it look like you just had the stuff laying around while everybody else would have to make 10 trips to the hardware store
simplest of it is make it great and a very handy tool to have thank you for your post Creative Channel
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I have been looking for a project like this for spray paint gun. Thank you for making this video
Wow coinsidence..all the parts already there😱.use rubber pad on,to reduce vibration
и без слов все понятно, молодец!
ALRIGHT! Now I know how to put air horns on my Town Car. Thanks.
Excelent job,video very understanding,very usefull.
Is it possible to mention the components and where to find them.
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Cute idea. I did the same basic thing years ago except I used a children's helium tank bought at Walmart that was used to fill floating balloons. It is similar to, but larger than, a 30 pound Freon tank. It has a built in on / off valve and automatic over pressure release. The threaded output for the included fill device is a flair threaded fitting exactly the same size as a 3/8 inch coiled air hose. I stripped the rubber off from 2 old car tire valves exposing the brass insides. I drilled 2 off set holes in the top of the tank. I then removed the core from one valve and threaded it into 1 hole and soldered it into place. I then connected a pressure gauge to the valve through a small piece of rubber hose with hose clamps. I removed the core from the other valve and threaded and soldered it into the second hole. After it cooled, I replaced the valve and use this to pressurize the tank. I fitted a 3/8 inch coiled air hose to the tank's output fitting and a double foot chuck on the other end to complete the modification. I doubt that my tank would hold 20 bar of pressure like the extinguisher but it's volume and over pressure release valve have been tolerant of 120 pounds per square inch pressure and has filled a standard size car tire on 1 fill. It also holds enough air to blow off my work bench more than once.
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Ah yes, the seemingly random collection of valves and pressuregauges... How convenient ;)
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Exactly
I HAVE all of of those random valves and pressure gauges. The problem I have is, finding that bailing wire! LOL
Interesting
superb man .. a perfect air compressor
Put the components as a link where to order them in the bottom please.
Толково сделано, и всё из подручных материалов. Классно получилось!
Из подручных??? Вы прямо меня насмешили. Подручные могут только оказать насос и огнетушитель. А остальное всё специально куплено.
Minimal tools, maximum effort for a manga result. I will never look at an old extinguisher in the same way again 😁👍👍👍
and a super ultra ideas
hola amigo, thank fr the idea, can you please post a list of the parts you use to build it, thank you!.
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Thanks for a Great video. It seems you need to adjust the diff / hysteresis settings on the switch if it is possible. That way the switch will not turn ON/OFF so often. What is the make of the switch? A link to the switch purchase/ nfgr will be really cool. Regards,
He was trying to keep the cost of the project to a minimum. Why else would he be using bailing wire instead of "ty-wraps" to secure the pump? A differential switch would have added quite a bit to the cost, imho.
Nice 😉👍
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Everything set up from rehearsal so nothing goes wrong... Bravo! In the real world you will have unexpected obstacle(s) come up and foul language . Just like Hollywood they make things go so smooth and perfect despite the many bloopers that occurs. Nice video I grant you that . You are very organized. Good job!
Ken W. agreed, to well planned, just happened to have all the right fittings.
Easy to comment but if you will do it, how many rehearsal it would be? Lol....
It's really not that hard, it's just threading some fittings together, I've done this several times with propane tanks and fire extinguisher tanks, and air compressors and fridge/air-conditioning compressors and there's never been a reason to "rehearse" or swear or cut out bloopers, it's as easy as putting one pipe in another and turning until tight.
Bien explicado sin hablar y demuestra muy buena destreza para utilizar las herramientas.
Turn the teflon tape 180° when you roll it on, then you allways have the same distans to the object!
will also end up causing more leaks using that much on a copper fitting
Genial... Parabéns pela invenção!!!
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Regarding the legs, instead of a screw, use a 3/16" Aluminum pop rivet with a pressure washer on the compression side to prevent cracking the plastic. Will hold indefinitely, no sharp edges, and won't corrode. Pop rivets, one of the most over looked tools after zip ties!
Nice joob. Thanks for sharing.
Excelente ideia, otimo equipamento.
That's exactly what I want it 😍
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Great video.!!Could you please give the detail specification of the components.so we can reach to hardware store with those dimensions.
I think you are genius good luck
From a great idea to an awesome realization. Very interesting. Could you please make a list of the main parts and a link where to buy them. I will appreciate it. Thanks for the video.
Great work! Really creative.
Merci pour le partage de la video. Thanks from Algeria.
Parabéns por nos passar seus conhecimentos.
I've built something similar to this but replacing the compressor with a refrigerator compressor/motor. It's extremely quiet for late night airbrushing. The tank I'm using is just a pancake tank that I bought for $20. It was super easy to do. You can find a lot of these builds on UA-cam.
What turns the compressor on/off? I know there's a switch, but how does it know when the tank is full?
@@hanbot6709 it uses the same sensor that came with the original motor. The tank itself doesn't change, so all of the electronics stay the same.
@@hanbot6709 pressure switch
Can you help me on how to build one ?
@@bugs181 Have you been built air compressor used with fire refrigerator?
If so how many litre and psi do you store the air in the refrigerator for car respray?
ficou ótimo só achei que para fixar o motor poderi ter usado cintas de plásticos iria ficar mais seguro e esteticamente mais organizado tudo ficou muito caprichado más está parte ficou estranho .
just happened to have all the parts needed in one container. cool!
Pretty much anyone requiring a compressor like this would have these components lying around, myself and at least half the people I know do.
It’s amazing you found all parts in your box
Trabalho muito bem feito...
Ficou muito bom curti
That pressure switch is far better than the points box on my compressor
Nice 👍
Depois de assistir esse vídeo, tive que me inscrever. Sensacional! Tenho vários extintores sem uso. Vou copiar a sua idéia. .Gostei muito. Parabéns pelo trabalho!
dame uno
I found it amazing that he had all the items needed to build this, in a plastic container 🤨
Pure luck I guess...:)))
I think he knew something we didn't. Lol
Lots of people do, I do and so do most of the people I know, it's not like these parts are expensive or things we wouldn't use so why wouldn't we have them?
Its obvious they have a hardware store.... hmmmm thinking of starting a business... Hardware!
yea pressure realease valve and quick realease fittings arent usually just lying around either a hvac job or works machine shop cnc
Я, смотрю, в твоей мастерской можно легко собрать ракету и полететь в космос. :)
Excelente me gusto,tendré en cuenta este mini compresor
Just what I was looking for I had old tanks and was wondering what to do with them
Wow! You mysteriously had those parts, even the custom made parts in a container.
Custom made? That was all standard pneumatic fittings.
very good video thanks for the contribution, I would like to know the name of the nozzle and the diameter of various air vents that you put on the extinguisher
Excelente, muchas gracias. Saludos desde Costa Rica.
While the idea is brilliant, and one gets the satisfaction of putting it all together when considering you have to buy all components and are not cheap, economically is not viable. But as stated you did a great job having all the knowledge.
такое ощущение, что он снимал этот ролик для себя.
на память, что бы не забыть как делал.
Nice one mate. You could use an old 2kg CO2 cylinder, they're solid aluminium or steel bodies that are, usually, pressurised to 51bar and tested at 1000psi.
Would a few soda stream c02 canisters work?
@@babylonhobbiesandfpv4862 they can withstand around 2000 to 3000 psi before failing, so I don't see why they wouldn't work.
I liked the project! I just didn't like the use of wire to love the engine. I could have made a steel clamp. But with a good project.
Great video, heads up if it's a tapered thread there's no need for oring. Just tape will be enough.
Amazing how you just had that stuff lying around
Like any regular person, and no that's not sarcasm. It's just pipe and air fittings, the only people who wouldn't have them already are people who wouldn't even need an air tank in the first place. (Obviously exaggerated blanket statement, I know there are some people that would need an air tank but not need all the fittings and the like, but seriously these components are so common and cheap there's no reason why you can't just make a 5 minute drive to literally ANY hardware store and pick them up, they're like Legos)
@@lazyh-online4839 Can you point me to a supplier or part number for the air manifold he attaches first, I@ve searched online for ages and can't find it.
@@ei9ju since it's just a manifold with standard pipe threads I just looked up npt manifold or not splitter and all sorts of options came up. Some are like bars, some are like t or y splitters, some are hexagonal branching out like a snowflake, it just depends on what fits your needs. Personally I prefer the bar style because it fits where I want to fit mine and it's more intuitive about where to put plugs and fittings instead of having all the lines coming off of random spots all over a cylindrical piece of metal. If you want one like what he has it'd be just as easy and likely cheaper to just screw a couple x or cross or 4-way-"t" fittings together.
@@ei9ju to clarify I'm not sure of that exact model but there's plenty out there just like it that have just as many ports and in my opinion are even easier to use like the bar style of manifold here:
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It's actually pretty common stuff to find in a garage if you own an air compressor and pneumatic tools.
Everything on his channel is about creativity, not simplicity.. So don't say "it will be better to buy this or that"
Even then you can get these tanks free from the junkyard and all the fittings can be had for pennies, so even then it's better to buy than to build.
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Awesome creative piece of equipment for the hobbyist ......Great.......
beautiful idea but let me tell you that there is no a differential on the pressure switch
why is the differential pressure switch so important??
@@connersmith9711 normal compressors operate between 90-120 psi, if there is no differential, then any time he uses the tank it automatically turns on wich isn't necessarily a bad thing but it will be perpetually running as he's using it
Yes there is, almost any pressure switch like the one he uses will have a pressure differential on it, in fact I've never once seen one in that style that doesn't have a pressure differential on it, typically between 15-30psi depending on the maximum pressure.
Wow! Is that a coincidence that you have all those fittings, gauges, relief valves available at home?
Entertaining though
Blue Haze maybe he wanted to make a video of the build or something
Blue Haze ➡️ I was thinking the same . On all his videos when he doing a project he finds everything and exactly what he needs for the project. Never has run to a supply house
Also, everything conveniently kept in one container...
I don't know, maybe he, like, bought them? You know, like a normal person would? 🤔
You can use clear silicon instead of the tape its much better.
Muito bom ficou choouuuuu de bola . você vende as peças aí
Can we use a old refrigerator compressor for silent air filling in tank??
Yes..
dude wtf i read your comment and got back to the mainpage as soon i got back youtube recommended me: DIY Silent Air Compressor make of fridge motor
i uhm am done....
Fridge compressor needs constant oil recirculating or it will burn out quickly
@@eronfitz oh! I just missed this important point ...Thnx very much for technical info frm ur side
I've been watching your channel for 5 years now you've evolved so much
Thank you for sharing this guide
Parabéns ficou ótimo
Bet it won't spray paint!
Can you put the list of materials necessary for manufacturing ?, Thank you
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@@user-xi5kh8fe7o rea nice work you get them material quite quick.
You're done a very perfect job, but the only disappointed area was the compressed that you used wire to hold it on the tank.
Muito bom mesmo!!
Nice building
А главное то что... Не показал, как он из огнетушителя воздух стравил изначально. А то какой нибудь умник начнет по его инструкции новый огнетушитель сразу так же открывать - будет "приятно" удивлен фокусом с белым облаком вокруг :D
Best one with detail.
Buena herramienta. Me podrías regalar la lista de elementos que usaste. Muchas gracias. Saludos desde Colombia
could you please list out the parts with specifications, like thread and part names, IT will help in gathering them.
Thank You
Its cheaper to buy one unless you have the parts already.
@@squattingturtle7976 i guess but the freaking shipping charges are actually more than the complete kit.
Obviously you have no intention to share the knowledge.You didn't even mention a single part and specs. It's simply a waste of time
@@nkumarmits LOL!
Could you tell me where I can get these connector materials
You are the best , Thanks
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Absolutely Brilliant. Can you please list all the parts needed.keep it up
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You need one more electric pressure switch. And that one kicks in at a lower pressure so you are not instantly having the compressor come on the moment you use any air. It is called a hysteresis setup.
Exactly, this is basically a waste of time and money. Hell, for the cost of all those fittings he could buy a compressor/tank combo. He gets credit for advancing learning experience, so that's good.
otimo trabalho você pode fornecer lista de material pra criação
For the cost of those parts here in the u.s., you could buy an inexpensive compressor with tank, and a d.c. inverter, already assembled. Those parts are priced at more than gold or platinum and most people will not have them laying in a parts bin.
Nice build, though. Thanks for sharing.
in a lot of other countries, its vice versa - assembled its cost an a fortune, when all parts lie around like in a garbage... I like reuse parts
Nice video
Thats incredible well done👍👍👍👍
A list of parts that you used would be very helpful for people who want to build this
Yes we need a list pls
Ceck valve
Where in the world did you find that air adapter you screwed into the fire extinguisher tank? As far as I know, fire extinguishers use a "special" threading. I would love to know where I could find some, as I tend to use these tanks for many projects. Like portable train horns... Great video.
It can be custom made at machining shops
The video makes it look like he just grabbed the part off the shelf, but it actually had been custom made for the project. IDK the purpose of misleading ppl like that...
Nice diy - it's much better that you install air unloader between the check valve and the air compressor. So that, with that 0 psi air space - the motor can pump easliy without overdoing. With that - the motor can easly pump
love that project, great video, what is the name of that center adapter where you connect all the components on?
Beautiful question, in this channel nobody replies to people.. but if you keep searching on line, sooner or later something will appear or if you have a lathe you can make it, enjoy!
It’s an Air Manifold however I haven’t seen a multi tap manifold with a tapered fitting or a regulator valve. You can use a regulator with a manifold to connect the switch and gauge etc
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Can you please put a apart list in the description.