Hi Jason, having worked through all of your videos now, I have to say they are most informative and educational. Almost like an on line course! I'm 50 yrs old, self taught and late to bodywork but it's the job I dreamed of when young, although I still ended up in the trade albeit in another capacity. I have a favourite list of paint guys that I like to watch , some of whom I note you like too, I shall add you to that list and eagerly awaiting await more of your videos. Keep up the good work Jason. Regards Barry, Stratford Upon Avon.
Hi Jason. Thank you for the information and most of all the health tip. Thank you for the detailed explanations and thank you for the time to share such valuable knowledge of the trade.
reaperwayne, The best things i have found is to use the proper water trap systems i have three in different parts of the garage a Norgren set up you can see in the videos and i have a 3m triple set in my first workshop and i have a Devilbiss triple set on a stand that i plug into the airline if i have to run an airline to the front of my house, I have tried all sorts of home made setups but they have all failed, the only other thing to note is that water in the compressor is caused by the compressor getting hot, this changes the dew point of the air and boils out the water so keeping good air flow cooling the compressor is always good and a drier element between the compressor pump and the tank is also a plus, hope this helps
Hi I have the Safetykleen mk2 I am struggling to set it up to what pipes go where! Have you got any photos or a manual you could send me please? Thanks
Thank you very much for your clear and informative video in response to my question, i have a 3hp 14cfm compressor at home in my garage in the summer ie warmer weather i am having quite bad water problems in my airline to my gun or air tools i need to rig some kind of dryer or something similar up do you have any suggestions for this ? thanks again Wayne
I had the same problem, with same size comp, I bought a Sealey water trap for about 23 quid, put 5 meters of airline between the reg on the comp and water trap for the air to cool, works pretty well.
Hi Jason, having worked through all of your videos now, I have to say they are most informative and educational. Almost like an on line course! I'm 50 yrs old, self taught and late to bodywork but it's the job I dreamed of when young, although I still ended up in the trade albeit in another capacity. I have a favourite list of paint guys that I like to watch , some of whom I note you like too, I shall add you to that list and eagerly awaiting await more of your videos. Keep up the good work Jason. Regards Barry, Stratford Upon Avon.
Hi Jason. Thank you for the information and most of all the health tip. Thank you for the detailed explanations and thank you for the time to share such valuable knowledge of the trade.
reaperwayne, The best things i have found is to use the proper water trap systems i have three in different parts of the garage a Norgren set up you can see in the videos and i have a 3m triple set in my first workshop and i have a Devilbiss triple set on a stand that i plug into the airline if i have to run an airline to the front of my house, I have tried all sorts of home made setups but they have all failed, the only other thing to note is that water in the compressor is caused by the compressor getting hot, this changes the dew point of the air and boils out the water so keeping good air flow cooling the compressor is always good and a drier element between the compressor pump and the tank is also a plus, hope this helps
Jason any chance of a vid i need to have a setup that is not going to break the bank
Hi I have the Safetykleen mk2 I am struggling to set it up to what pipes go where! Have you got any photos or a manual you could send me please? Thanks
Thank you very much for your clear and informative video in response to my question, i have a 3hp 14cfm compressor at home in my garage in the summer ie warmer weather i am having quite bad water problems in my airline to my gun or air tools i need to rig some kind of dryer or something similar up do you have any suggestions for this ? thanks again Wayne
I had the same problem, with same size comp, I bought a Sealey water trap for about 23 quid, put 5 meters of airline between the reg on the comp and water trap for the air to cool, works pretty well.
Hi i don't have a reg on my comp just take feed of the tank through 5 meter airline to a wall mounted reg still having water issues
reaperwayne Does your reg have a water trap?
+user12345 yes it does have that
reaperwayne In simple terms, the air needs to be cool when it reaches the water trap, what kind is it?