Silent Compressor Review
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- This video reviews the Chicago Air HUSH 100 Silent Air Compressor.
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That video you did here in Perth was the video series that got me watching your content. I’m enjoying seeing you do this stuff out of your back shed more than anything. Great to see how someone who does what you do day to day, come home and modify your skills to use a compromised setup. All the ideas and solutions are real ones and seem to work ok. Thanks for taking the time to share all of it.
Thank you, Gunman!
I was one of the people who asked you for a video of your compressor setup. Only saw it now, months later but appreciate you shot the video. It was helpful. I also didn't realise till this moment that you had returned to Melbourne. Good luck there! :-)
I concluded that moisture traps are best placed 4-5 meters away from the compressor. When the air is cold, moisture separates much easier. Excellent results are also achieved with lower quality moisture traps.
Like the Comp review just got the 150L , liked the gardening segment also , keep up the relatable content, good Job .
I installed a secondary air accumulator on the wall - it's basically just a Stainless-Steel bottle to help keep air volume and also collect water. I then added an electric purge valve on the bottom that just plugs into any power outlet. You can adjust how often and long it goes on. You could put something like this in the shop wall someday, I love it.
Yewwww great to see a review on this beauty - I've owned this exact one for a couple of years and she's been absolutely brilliant 💖 I leave it on every day and it gives reliable dry shop air.
Only annoying thing is the location of the tank drain valve - it's not on the actual bottom of the tank and so draining properly requires some angling of the unit while draining.
Gunny I live close to Steel Camel company. I just picked one up after he told me you were using one and sure enough you mentioned it in this video.
Awesome veggie garden.
Best channel around on spraying learn so much info 👌
Love the videos. Thanks again Gunny, keep up the great vids.
I think the bottleneck for the flow is the tiny regulator that is fitted to the compressor. I would take it off and just use the retrofitted regulator.
Garden looks great!
So many long comments show how many people like your stuff. Great work. And the garden chat. Nice...Cheers
I have a one-motor silent compressor and it's so nice that it's so quiet.
thanks for doing this video
Good morning. Thanks for the review gunman and love the veggie grow garden. 😁 from 🇬🇧 with ❤
I have the same but the 4 motor 150l version. Such a huge difference compared to my old belt driven compressor.
Hi John , thinking of buying the 150l model. Does it need a 15amp plug?
I was thinking of getting the same model as you.
do you know how many hours you currently have on yours?
any issues or maintenance thus far?
and do you know of how many hours usage until seals and such have to be replaced?
thank you.
Good to see a Sydney boy do so well here. 217K subs is amazing !
That compressor is really good , I bought an 8HP petrol engine driven compressor and yep it’s noisy as , I’m going to have to build an enclosure for it as I’m reluctant to use it for the neighbours sake
between prep stages i use a vacuum cleaner with a soft tip on it to remove the dust
the most powerful consumer of electric i have in the home garage is a car lift, i wired that up to the same house supply that supplies the cooker as thats the highest supply in the home
nice idea about running a separate small comp for a mask, never thought of that.
i been using the wife's knickers with gaffer tape..............
I got a HUSH150 a few months ago. So quiet. I've only used air tools and nailer so far and have yet to spray with it. Lucky I have a new GTI pro lite and GPG for when I reach paint stage. Seems to be the gun to use with this compressor.
Hi Trev, thinking of buying the 150l model. Does it need a 15amp plug?
14:20 3hp = 2.25kw, a 240vac powerpoint is 2400w, so it's perfect for a standard household socket
Hi Gunny, the air regulator needs to be in your garage closer to the spraygun so it takes the moisture out of the airline from the compressor right up to the gun,an air fed mask usually requires at least 5cfm free air so ideally the compressor would need to a minimum 2hp or bigger just for the mask, I have a 3 hp single phase compressor with a 200 litre tank which produces 14 cfm but reduces down to 9.5 cfm free air output so will just about keep up with my pro lites with either a 110 or te 10 air cap ,enjoying the videos mate,have a good day.
I've got the hush70, was the same price at the time as the hush100 but the 70 puts out a higher cfm (according to the specifications online). With my dv1 HVLP and my gti I can hold 2bar throughout my whole paint job! I just use a small inline moisture filter attached beneath my reg on my gun and I get nice dry consistent air. The thing is so bloody quiet too!
Got one as well, it cranks no probs at all.
This is what I wanted to hear thank you. I can't decide between the HUSH100 or HUS70 as they are the same price. I probably won't paint an entire car in one go and break it up in panels so thinking the HUSH70 may be fine. Only thing is on the website the HUSH70 is 81db and the HUSH100 is 70db. I want it as quiet as possible
Think you’ll find you will get better pressure upgrading the sizes after the regulator on the compressor. 1/4” is pretty restrictive. If you got it all up to 3/8” would make it a bit better. Alternatively if you have an old busted compressor hook that tank in for extra storage.
When looking at filters go to someone like ultra max and buy you pre, after and activated carbon filters seperate rather then buying a devilbiss 3 stage, as they do the same job but at half the price and replacement filters are cheaper. We install heaps of them in booths.
Even 1/2" lines will make a difference
Flawless video mate ! 😃👌🏽......lol love it.
Hi Gunny I have a hush 150 8 piston. Air sander no problem cheers
Not sure if you'll see my question but I'm considering the Hush 30 to mount on a ute for pumping tyres and using a rattle gun. It is the 2-motor type. Do you think the Chicago brand is robust enough to have in a mobile environment?
Think you need to run a bigger air line from the tank to your shed.
Maybe 3/4 Polly pipe that way your hvlp gun won't drop pressure as bad at the gun.
Run the 3/4 straight out off the compressor tank and have all your regs and filters in your garage that way you can keep an eye on them and they won't act as a restriction either.
cameras autofocus on straight lines, so it will always go for the shelves in the background. For zooming in ,try to do it in front of a featureless background.
I bought a ABAC air compressor a few months ago. Still yet to get a air gun. Would anyone recommend me a air gun that'll be able to paint? I'm only going to be doing wheels, swing arm and single body panels.
Abac Montecarlo OS20P
Hp 2.0
50lr tank
Air intake volume 230lt/ min
9bar
CFM 8,1 (I’m guessing it’s more like 6)
Hey Gunny hope you are enjoying your new house, been waiting for your compressor review and was amazed at how quiet it is for a 3hp unit, I was looking at the specs of the silent ones available here and they are 16cfm which is quite good.
I have a 3hp 14cfm compressor but it's very noisy plus it needs oil so it's an extra thing to filter out. I use a dropout filter before my 3 stage and have to say that the dropout is really good as I hardly get any oil or moisture going though to my 3 stage which makes the filters last longer.
My compressor isn't that reliable so when it gives up again I'll be looking to get the same type as yours, thanks for doing this review Gunny 👏🙏👍 John UK.
So we're you going to get that in the UK
Not that particular brand but they are available in the UK with up to 4 1HP motors, they are quite expensive though at twice the price I paid for my 14cfm direct drive.
@@JohnWD40TC02 thanks j
For your European viewers, Pacini makes this same campressor (100l) its rated at 71db and it costs €600 - €700, it will run off 13a socket. There are several other manufacturers with this same model. I think they are all Hyundai clones who also make several sizes and versions of this model.
PS. Love the veggie garden.
Have the same compressor
love how it performs, such an upgrade being silent as fuck too
First off, I've watched probably most of your videos and they have definitely made me a better painter.
You not being able to get 2 bar (at the 45 second mark of video), has nothing to do with the "compressor" portion of your system. This is due to the multiple quick connects, filters, and feed line. The gun doesn't care how the air is pressurized, the only factor is the tank pressure. Do a test straight out of the tank regulator and you will see.
Awesome!... I love painting. Send me your addy and I'll send you the best in booth line. Never shipped to AU before..
Great vids.
I've got the same one, plenty for me
How about an update review on compressor.
Have you tried this compressor with SATA spray guns?
Thanks for posting the vid 👍. What extraction fan are you using ?
Cheers
Just the Bayer 300mm one with 5M hose. I found it on eBay
@@TheGunmanChannel thanks mate 👍
Bought the 100 like you and it didn't do the job with my spray gun like you mentioned, so I took it back to Sydney tools paid the extra and bought the 150 and it is a world of difference, no problems with my HVLP and using all my air tools.
I am not sure if you need to use a 3 stage air filter with you air feed respirator with these compressors as they are oil free.
Hey Taylor, have a look at my other comment. I work for Sydney Tools & you can easily increase/decrease cut in/out on these Hushs.
Hey mate
When u spray at home where does the fumes go
Great video, I have a separate 15amp power point for my compressor, what type of fittings do use?
I'm using the top quality Prevost fittings. Made in France
Have a Nice Day Pro Regards from Holland
I got a mechpro? Think that's what its called, it's Repco brand.
3 HP belt driven and it's actually pretty quiet and can keep 2 bar no problems. Was on special for like $400aud.
Been going strong for a year.
Also was gonna say I just have the one water separator and as long As I empty it after..before.. every shoot I never have a problem.
I have had this exact unit on my shopping list but need someone to buy my big arse snapon compressor 1st.
Damn ! ...it's a pitty we don't have those compressors here in New Zealand.
What’s the plug on it? 10amp or 15amp? I’m looking at iether this one or the 150L one
🤣🤣 can picture you wedging that thing in the rolla. Wouldn't think it would fit at all.
Hmm that like looks almost kinked at the handle on compressor. And yep air sanders want so much air, always gona struggle at home for people. Hell yea brother loving the home vids.
WHo makes this compressor- Chicago Air? Is there any contact information for the manufacturer? I'm located in the states!
Hay Gunny Dan from steel Camel 🐫 says G'day. He was telling me he was getting 2-3 years out of his filters.
How long take in minutes to fill the tank with 6 pistons ?
Hey Man, We are looking a painting Red on Our RX8. what red colour would be good for a daily driver.
bright red for day time and dark red for night time
Yesss been talking about this one with you along time ago now. can't wait for the next episode of GUNNY'S GARDENS where gunny picks the most amazing Beetroots harvest delicious radishes shows you tips to grow the biggest carrots on the planet what's more he's got fertiliser gun reviews, secateur giveaways, organic bug repellents and more tune in next week on GUNNY'S GARDENS.
Hey mate I work for Sydney Tools & on that Hush100 if you unscrew the black cap (1 screw) where the main on off lever is (red bar), have a look under the cap. Theres a sticker which indicates your cut in & cut out pressure setting adjustment. There's a black plastic screw & a steel screw. They'll increase/decrease your pressure & cut in/out so you should be able to use the HVLP. It will most certainly power an air sander btw. Cheers.
Thanks mate, great to know
Hey mate would you recommend the 100 over the 70?
@@jesserowe5346 Depends on what you're doing. The 70 has 1.1kw motors compared to the .74kw motors on all other models. Faster recovery time on the 70 but less storage. What will be its main application?
@@pureblood7215 paint/ bodywork, air tools, spray guns and pump up tyres. Basically it.
@@jesserowe5346 Mate the 100ltr with a psi & increased cut in time tweek will be better than a 70ltr as you require storage. If a 150ltr isn't too far out of budget & you have a 15amp socket it would be ideal. Yeah mate I just tried to up sell you. lol. If you only have 10amp a 100ltr will still get you over the line.
Beginner DIY at home here. I accidently bought 2 cheap HVLP sprayguns. Should I sell these or do they have a use for automotive?
They should be fine as long as your compressor can provide enough air. Like I demonstrated in this video, they require lots of air to get enough pressure. My compressor want enough to get any more than 20 psi but it could get 45 psi out of the LVLP
Hi can you tell me what's a good LVLP mini spray gun for smart repairs. Cheers Gunny
Look at the ANi R160-Q in 1.2
Hi, thanks for the video. Does it need a 15A power socket?
No, 10A is enough
20060CAD California Air Tools for the US! 💪 19cfm@40psi 14cfm@90psi
I don't want to over complicate things but you will be way better off running at least 5/8 pipe from the compressor and use traps to stop moisture and drain valves in the line the main reason for moisture is the air gets hot due to not enough flow +few more reasons as well and cools down and condenses buy running hard lines from the compressor it gives the air time to cool down a bit before the reg & flexible hose
Hows this air compressor going , had any problems yet ? Sapposedly the pumps have problems after a few years
To be fair I don't use it heaps, obviously just home use, but it hasn't missed a beat yet
I sent you some vids on insta. I have that compressor as well but get too much water . Rep told me i should make the line from compresser regulater to my extra regulater long as possible so air cools down before it come to tools or spraygun. Whats you thoughts
What's your insta username, I have so many unread requests
@@TheGunmanChannel nextlevelautobodytouchups
that type of retractable hose is for tyre inflators not spray painting
Strange the drain tap is up the side a bit and not in the lowest part of the tank ??
Yeah it is strange. I forgot to mention it in the review.
Hello dear are you using the robot arm for painting of the car?
I am a 🤖
Unless you have 3phase compressor of industrial quality, you're gonna need to use LVLP to get enough air out the gun - most (even the really good ones) single phase compressors will be flat to the mat even supplying an LVLP gun with sufficient air. If you go HVLP, they just won't keep up at all - the output CFM's will be waay too low, no matter what they tell you it puts out "in theory".
I wouldn't say that I have something that flows about what this does but 3/4inch hard line from the compressor to my wall mount regulator in the booth. Smallest part is I had to reduce to 1/2inch for the regulator then a flexzila 3/8 hose to the gun with hf fittings and iv never had an issue. I can run my hvlps at 45psi continually but the compressor gets hotter than I'd like after 5min. It runs my SATA phaser at 36psi all day for all overs and it runs my da sander np too. Only time I see my regulator pressure drop is when I blow the booth out. I see it dip down to 50psi from 75psi. Biggest thing I see ppl mess up is the line size in air systems. I recently upgraded to a 26gal compressor that's a bit bigger but still running on home power it doesn't care with the same air system. I strongly recommend 3/4 as far as you can and straight out the tank regulators are restrictions. I have turned my compressor cut off down to 120psi from 155psi to keep things safer. And I also recommend adding a transmission cooler out the compressor into the tank with a moisture trap this keeps 99% of the water out of the system to begin with. I'd say I get about two cars sanded and painted booth cleaned before I drain the one in the booth and at most I get a slight mist at first. When I drain the tank I get the same a slight mist at first. But make sure you use something that's not restrictive at flow. Here in the us I get mine from jeggs it's a 3/4in in that runs across it and like a rad flows across then has another 3/4 tube down the out of all the fins. Youl see ppl using ac condensers with tiny 1/4line and a hundred or so 180° bends that's a bad idea for flow. Iv got about $400 in my system minus the new compressor although I got away with the same one he has in the vid with similar results just the duty cycle was higher than I liked and in NC with high humidity and 100°f days I knew it wouldn't make it the year. Did 3 paintjobs and didn't pay myself just put it towards the 26gal three cylinder compressor now I'm rocking and rolling.
Where do you get the main water trap from gunny??
Thanks gunman, whats the prize mate??
Hey, I'm new to compressors and spray guns. I need to spray my car roof, bonnet and boot, no blending needed so the roof (honda civic) is the biggest single area that needs uninterrupted air from the compressor. I'm okay to wait for recharge times for the other panels.
Because the compressor may not even get used 10 times in 10 years, I'm trying to keep the costs as low as possible ..whilst as quiet as possible :)
I'm trying to understand how important compressor litres per minute is compared to storage tank volume for spraying with an LVLP gun.
Would say a 2.5 HP 135 litre/min 40 litre tank compressor with an added 75 litre auxillary tank making a combined 115 litres of storage with only a 135 litres per minute duty cycle, give enough air delivery to spray the car roof without running out of pressure?
Simplified: Does storage volume extend spray duration by a significant amount? ..or is it all in the compressors recovery abilities?
I would place LPM over storage volume myself.
@@TheGunmanChannel Thank you. Such a fast response too :D
@@markwalshaw241 hi mate what compressor set up did you end up going with, im looking to do a few panels myself and keep costs down
you won't need 10 moisture traps if you install cheap second hand car AC radiator with moisture drain between compressor and diverter valve.
min. 15m of 3/4" hose and 3/4" fittings - tip from eastwood.
How would a HTE gun go with this setup?
Depends on the exact gun. But I used an Airgunsa HTE with absolutely no issues at all
What kind of cutting pad do you use??
I love the 3M pads
Why did you not get the 150? Is not that much more but get more cfm.
Too big, this one is perfect for me.
@@TheGunmanChannel oh ok hope it work out for you bud.
VegMan "get out there and grow some sh!t !!!"
Any website where can buy the motors from
Sydney tools have them
These compressors are quiet, but they just dont have the CFM.
Any compressor claiming to be oil free has me cringe a bit as motors wear out faster as an oil free system. The little units with direct drive oil-lubed compressor motors I have aren't overly noisy but can serve a longer life than any oil free design. They aren't huge by any means but I found a derelict air tank in relatively good shape that I use with both compressors to gain an advantage in capacity.
Nice👍🥰
Bom dia blz
What the definition of quiet ? It didn't sound all that quiet. One way would be to do a decibel test and compare it to a "non silent" compressor.
I wonder if those technical specs are on the website I linked?
You not working in a shop anymore?
I am, just doing these in my own time
我想知道，这东西是不是中國生产的。哈哈
You spent a fortune on guns and you buy a compressor thats fad is 289 lpm and then buy a regulator from bunnings you should be using a compressor with at least 450 to 500lpm smh