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Finally the first big purchase for the shop. I've been researching air compressors for a couple months now. I wanted to make sure I got something that would last a long time, not just a little cheapy. This is a Campbell Hausfeld 7 HP, 60 gallon tank from Lowe's. It will put out 10.3 cfm at 90 psi, which should be enough to run any of the tools I need in my shop for a long time. |
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I love sparks! I got a rotary sander with 80 grit sandpaper, which knocks down welds in a hurry, and a die grinder, with a 3M paint/rust removal wheel. That's enough to get things started. |
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The base of the door posts have some ugly welds that were just asking for it! |
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The rest of the setup includes a pressure shutoff valve, an air filter, and a pressure monitor gauge. I went with the nice thick 50' air hose. It's surprisingly easy to unwind and wind up. I though it would kink up, but it doesn't. I still have some work to do on the flames on my tool box! |
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I had to have a lesson in residential wiring to get the air compressor going. I installed a 220 volt breaker, ran the wire over the ceiling, and installed an outlet like a dryer uses. It's all heavy duty stuff. |
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