I dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I love any tips you can give me!
@Waylon Josiah i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I did this and I feel I lost pressure. Ok,coming out of the tank I had to use a reducer from 1/2" to 3/8" cause I could not find a 1/2" flexible hose to go from the tank to this loop. So I end up going to Harbor freight and buying a 3/8" x 6' long hose to connect to the loop from the tank. Then connected the air filter from Northen tools 3/8 inlet and 3/8 outlet to the loop,I have no leaks and feels like I have lost pressure. My question is ; Coming from the tank with a reducer of 3/8 into 1/2" pipes would it make loose pressure?? Thanks. ;0)
Definately agree with adding a regulator coming out of the tank but I would put a filter (water separator) before it to keep water and contaminates out of the regulator. Thanks for the video.
Connected as a loop systems, as suggested, negates the ability to put the loop down stream. There is no down stream since air is flowing into the loop from both directions as stated. What did I miss?
Thanks for the inquiry. The link below will take you to a page on our website showing a diagram of a basic looped system. www.gosuburban.com/pdf/PBE%20Shop%20Diagram.pdf
Had pvc shop air supply for over a decade now 150 psi no issues at all I’ve see videos of tests where they drop a 50 lb steel ball from 12 feet onto a schedule 40 pipe pressurized at 140 psi and nothing happened..... sounds like ppl have had bad experiences but not me....
Why did you say never use PVC pipe I am about to get a 60 gallon Air compressor so I have been to a lot of shops looking at how there air lines are ran and about 80% of them are using schedule 40 PVC
Because it will get brittle over time and break. it does not just snap, it would explode sending sharp pieces of plastics all over the area that can hurt you.
Yeah, I love when people say NEVER DO THIS ONE THING! but never say why. I guess god set a poor precedent with that apple....lolz pex is fine for air as it will tear if it fails, not explode into shrapnel.
@@JerseyTom I think that most people don't contain the full breadth of knowledge required to make the ideal system but I disagree with your assertion of correlation. In many areas pvc is used extensively for domestic water piping in houses which to most people would portray it as an ideal solution. Or you could just make blanket statements like a dick.
@@GoSuburban - that wasn't a negative, I just realized while watching that this is more aimed at someone running an industrial business or even a high scale home shop. I have a small compressor and I'm installing a single reel hose that will be within 10 feet of the compressor, still a very good video though, I hope I wasn't coming off as negative :)
Clear, concise and informative video. Thank you
This is very important for me because l want less leaks leaks on the equipment I use.
That was nicely a nicely packaged lesson everyone with home air should see.
I dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I love any tips you can give me!
@Blake Leonardo instablaster =)
@Waylon Josiah i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Waylon Josiah It worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account !
@Blake Leonardo Happy to help :D
It's it okey to use compressor for long distance pipe around 1000km.What is the difference if long pipe and short for Air pressure?
Very good information! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Powerful information
I did this and I feel I lost pressure. Ok,coming out of the tank I had to use a reducer from 1/2" to 3/8" cause I could not find a 1/2" flexible hose to go from the tank to this loop. So I end up going to Harbor freight and buying a 3/8" x 6' long hose to connect to the loop from the tank. Then connected the air filter from Northen tools 3/8 inlet and 3/8 outlet to the loop,I have no leaks and feels like I have lost pressure. My question is ; Coming from the tank with a reducer of 3/8 into 1/2" pipes would it make loose pressure?? Thanks. ;0)
it will restrict your airflow( the speed that air can move to your end of the hose
Definately agree with adding a regulator coming out of the tank but I would put a filter (water separator) before it to keep water and contaminates out of the regulator. Thanks for the video.
This makes a lot of sense to me, thanks !!
great vidieo learned alot thanks..
will I have seen small workshops using pvc pipes in an air system of 10bar pressure
PVC is not a Good Option. A PVC PIPE OR TUBE CANT HOLD 10Bar Pressure. mybe 2bar but not 10BAR
there must be 1.0 bar
Thank you for your information
Connected as a loop systems, as suggested, negates the ability to put the loop down stream. There is no down stream since air is flowing into the loop from both directions as stated. What did I miss?
I put a loop with a 11.25 dip and drain in each side of the loop.
Can you provide a diagram of the loop system he highly recommends? It is hard to understand what needs to be looped and how it would look like??
Thanks for the inquiry. The link below will take you to a page on our website showing a diagram of a basic looped system.
www.gosuburban.com/pdf/PBE%20Shop%20Diagram.pdf
Suburban Manufacturing This is great, thank you for helping me understand =).
Nice1 !!! Thanks
what I got from this video was he was selling the automatic drain.
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Why the water formed in the compressed air pipes?
Hot meets cold
its called condensation fool
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What is "black"?
Black iron pipe!
black pipe matters
Had pvc shop air supply for over a decade now 150 psi no issues at all I’ve see videos of tests where they drop a 50 lb steel ball from 12 feet onto a schedule 40 pipe pressurized at 140 psi and nothing happened..... sounds like ppl have had bad experiences but not me....
Why did you say never use PVC pipe I am about to get a 60 gallon Air compressor so I have been to a lot of shops looking at how there air lines are ran and about 80% of them are using schedule 40 PVC
Because it will get brittle over time and break. it does not just snap, it would explode sending sharp pieces of plastics all over the area that can hurt you.
Yeah, I love when people say NEVER DO THIS ONE THING! but never say why. I guess god set a poor precedent with that apple....lolz pex is fine for air as it will tear if it fails, not explode into shrapnel.
@@skoronesa1 if people don't know enough to know why not to use PVC, then they don't know enough to install their own shop air systems
@@JerseyTom I think that most people don't contain the full breadth of knowledge required to make the ideal system but I disagree with your assertion of correlation.
In many areas pvc is used extensively for domestic water piping in houses which to most people would portray it as an ideal solution.
Or you could just make blanket statements like a dick.
@@JerseyTom if they are that stupid they deserve to die.
that Tsunami air compressors looks mean
this guy has shares in a pipe production facility.
this is WAY out of my league, a homeowner garage compressor doesn't need all of this lol
Although it may be difficult to speak to a wide variety of consumers, we hope that there are a few helpful tips for everyone. Thanks for the feedback!
@@GoSuburban - that wasn't a negative, I just realized while watching that this is more aimed at someone running an industrial business or even a high scale home shop. I have a small compressor and I'm installing a single reel hose that will be within 10 feet of the compressor, still a very good video though, I hope I wasn't coming off as negative :)
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