I think I'll make mine out of one of those camping stove butane canisters or a regular butane/MAP gas cyliner. Thick enough to get actual threads and less likely to explode if over-pressurized.
hi gentleman, could you explain to us your type of penetrating agent, that is to say which product you use? the quantity to be applied and the air pressure to be applied, ie if there is a rule of proportion in relation to the air pressure? thank you so much?
This is NOT the technique to properly apply solder. Additionally, using liquid flux as was done will get some of it inside the can where it will corrode. Last, air from a compressor always contains water vapor, which eventually will corrode/ rust the interior of the can MAKING IT unsafe.
Since you drill the hole at the button, how can you remove the small debris from your drilling? I did one at the top, but didn’t sufficiently take out the debris - the result, after just a few sprays, the spray tube got clogged. I was careful with my next project and used magnet to suck out the small pieces. But that would be nearly impossible if the hole in at the center of a concave surface. Awaiting some inspiration!
All out spray cans are steel, You could always put a small magnet on the bottom next the the valve, and any debris left inside would stick to the magnet, the same way the drain plug in your cars gearbox, and diffs have magnets for collecting metal filings
I think drilling creates fine particles. But when the hole is made with a piercing tool with pressure or hammer, the fine particles are not created. The pierced wall metal does not leave the wall and can not enter into spray pipe.
Totally unnecessary to do an external filling port for the liquid and the bursting gas!😂 The bottles own pressing filter will work both ways! Output AND input (filling)!😊 just push/press the tube down and get all the left pressure out of the empty can, then fill the can thru the tube back fulled with liquid. Then repressurize the can with air via the same tube!😊😉👍
@@getfragged7051 Sorry for being so busyness! I will be doing it for shure. I've done it also for negative pressure. First vacuuming the cylinder out of air, then first vacuuming the liquid in the cylinder, then pressurized with oxygen or prevent gas like CO2 up to two bar/30psi
I don't know what flux he is using but Acid core Plumbers flux should work fine. Even electrical rosin core flux will work great. The Acid core one just has to rinse off with water otherwise with time it will eat away at the metal and fail.
How come after soldering my valves in after torching them clean after inflating the can to test two valves so far leak? Did torching them destroy them? I used valves from dead bicycle tubes
I am just guessing ! but you can put up to 300ml and fill at 90psi, as for the chemical you can punt what ever you need to spray! paint thiner, wd40, laquer paint. i made 6 bottles like this and i use them i a need them, i am looking for the composition of carb clenner! if some one has it, please share, i use 3 parts paint thiner 2 parts gasoline, one part isopropyl.
mám z toho pocit, že když je ventil vespod, můžou jeho těsnění brzy zničit různé tekutiny, které budeme v tlakové lahvi používat.. Lepší bude dát ventil nahoru..
Can anyone tell me the correct pressure in psi that the normal aerosol can should be inflated too? What’s the max? Also what psi should is usually found in a spray can of butane?
@@thejoekage9499 the best answer that I’ve gotten is 90-120psi. But different companies and different cans come with varying pressures from the factory. Apparently, 90-100psi is the safest bet if you don’t know the company’s recommendation
Tu gonfles la bouteille jusqu'à qu'elle explose et alors tu te rendras compte, si tu n'as pas perdu une main ou un oeil dans l'explosion, que ce bricolage est idiot et qu'il ne sert à rien 😎
0:47 marshmallow 😅 Well 🤔 I seen 3 vids, 2 on the top this on the bottom. Range 40-50, 70, this one 80. I think my best option, top and 40-50, probably will leack less paint and I should point the valve to safe zone.
Most spray cans use a propellant with a low boiling point not atmospheric air, hence "Aerosol". Atmospheric air contains moisture and oxygen which will ruin most products. Who wants moisture in their WD40 or paint. Conclusion. Very limited usage. This is time consuming and inefficient. Better to buy a spray gun or an airbrush.
This video is so full of little hacks, it's a pleasure to watch. Like the "fill syringe from bottle" hack. Or the "remove rubber with fire" hack.
Filthy frank life hax are better.
Don’t forget “harvest valve stem from random vehicle” hack.
I think I'll make mine out of one of those camping stove butane canisters or a regular butane/MAP gas cyliner. Thick enough to get actual threads and less likely to explode if over-pressurized.
How much PSI do you put on yours?
hi gentleman, could you explain to us your type of penetrating agent, that is to say which product you use? the quantity to be applied and the air pressure to be applied, ie if there is a rule of proportion in relation to the air pressure? thank you so much?
This is NOT the technique to properly apply solder. Additionally, using liquid flux as was done will get some of it inside the can where it will corrode. Last, air from a compressor always contains water vapor, which eventually will corrode/ rust the interior of the can MAKING IT unsafe.
we do not care
Since you drill the hole at the button, how can you remove the small debris from your drilling?
I did one at the top, but didn’t sufficiently take out the debris - the result, after just a few sprays, the spray tube got clogged. I was careful with my next project and used magnet to suck out the small pieces. But that would be nearly impossible if the hole in at the center of a concave surface. Awaiting some inspiration!
He never drills, he uses what looks like an awl to punch the hole, and a center punch to widen it
magnet will be of little use since the debris are aluminium
All out spray cans are steel,
You could always put a small magnet on the bottom next the the valve, and any debris left inside would stick to the magnet, the same way the drain plug in your cars gearbox, and diffs have magnets for collecting metal filings
Magnet
I think drilling creates fine particles. But when the hole is made with a piercing tool with pressure or hammer, the fine particles are not created. The pierced wall metal does not leave the wall and can not enter into spray pipe.
This is the best method I've seen ! OK
nice trick with the drill!!! I'll keep that in mind for next time, I went manual and took me a while lol
Totally unnecessary to do an external filling port for the liquid and the bursting gas!😂 The bottles own pressing filter will work both ways! Output AND input (filling)!😊 just push/press the tube down and get all the left pressure out of the empty can, then fill the can thru the tube back fulled with liquid. Then repressurize the can with air via the same tube!😊😉👍
Can you post a quick video demonstrating please?
@@briholt100 I'll do it near days when get back to storage!👍
@@elfillariyou never did it. I was really interested to see if it works fine that way
@@getfragged7051 Sorry for being so busyness! I will be doing it for shure. I've done it also for negative pressure. First vacuuming the cylinder out of air, then first vacuuming the liquid in the cylinder, then pressurized with oxygen or prevent gas like CO2 up to two bar/30psi
Hi, what's the liquid you apply mate? Is it some form of acid, or just flux? Thanks
Exactly, why doesn't he do a full commentary explaining what he is doing.
Very nice job, I like it.
Why not use the valve with the rubber on it? Isn't it made to keep a good seal!
Can you remake this and try to speak for instructions. It would be a great help and can be a reference for future diy. Great video and idea
What is the chemical you apply to the bottom of the can?
Solder flux
Just an idea, make a fitting to refil it from the top with a compressor
i tried doing similar thing but my soldering does not stick to the can base. Am i missing anything ? what is that liquid you applied ? was it flux ?
I don't know what flux he is using but Acid core Plumbers flux should work fine. Even electrical rosin core flux will work great. The Acid core one just has to rinse off with water otherwise with time it will eat away at the metal and fail.
you have to sand it just a little to scrap some of the metal to make contact with the solder lead
Solder wont stick to valve in my case. It sticks to can perfectly but no way to get it on the brass valve.... I even sand it and polished it....
what is the solution in the bottle brown? Min 1:09
The tyre air fill valve tube has a rubber valve. That will be burnt with the fire!
Did similar thing using 500/750ml soft drink bottles, they are easy to refill, one can find videos and how to's online.
Good suggestion.
Idée inutile car vous n'obtenez pas un spray pulvérisateur mais juste un jet de liquide sous pression. Ce bricolage ne sert à rien
How are you determining how much to fill it?
Seems like the original video was a Russian speaking one as one can notice from the solvent name.
Probably the dude stole it.
Genius idea !
Can I do this to a glade air freshener spray can???
How come after soldering my valves in after torching them clean after inflating the can to test two valves so far leak? Did torching them destroy them? I used valves from dead bicycle tubes
There is a seal on the valve stem core. Remove the core before soldering it in. I burnt the seal as well.
@@jeeprenegade1985 yes, I figured this much
wow well done nice job
Έχουμε πει! Χωρίς προωθητικο αέριο (cfc )δεν ψεκάζει, απλά το πεταει σαν βρυση
Thanks. Good idea and method.
Would of been an even better video with commentary explaining what you are doing.
Solder wont stick to valve in my case. It sticks to can perfectly but no way to get it on the brass valve.... I even polished it....
Tin the valve w solder
Why didn’t you tell us what you put in the can?.???????.?
In the can, probably WD-40, on the bottom: liquid solder flux and tin filament.
great video
Yeah then you drop it on the ground and break the nozzle and the can is junk all that work for nothing. Just buy the refillable container
How can you do that to Canada has flammable liquids
How much chemical do you put into the spray can before you fill with air thanks
I am just guessing ! but you can put up to 300ml and fill at 90psi, as for the chemical you can punt what ever you need to spray! paint thiner, wd40, laquer paint. i made 6 bottles like this and i use them i a need them, i am looking for the composition of carb clenner! if some one has it, please share, i use 3 parts paint thiner 2 parts gasoline, one part isopropyl.
How much in psi ?
Until it’s outta the red
@@smr3232 😝 ook that sounds pretty accurate 😁
Nice video
mám z toho pocit, že když je ventil vespod, můžou jeho těsnění brzy zničit různé tekutiny, které budeme v tlakové lahvi používat.. Lepší bude dát ventil nahoru..
Can anyone tell me the correct pressure in psi that the normal aerosol can should be inflated too? What’s the max? Also what psi should is usually found in a spray can of butane?
You find an answer for this? These guys are so smart they forget to add the wee nuance information.
@@thejoekage9499 the best answer that I’ve gotten is 90-120psi. But different companies and different cans come with varying pressures from the factory. Apparently, 90-100psi is the safest bet if you don’t know the company’s recommendation
Aerosol cans are filled to 3ATM pressure. As 1 ATM is about 15 psi, 3 ATM works out to 45 psi.
I think 90 psi is too high for a can.
Tu gonfles la bouteille jusqu'à qu'elle explose et alors tu te rendras compte, si tu n'as pas perdu une main ou un oeil dans l'explosion, que ce bricolage est idiot et qu'il ne sert à rien 😎
Stupid. Better to drill at the top in case the solder job fails it leaks air from the top not oil from the bottom. With time everything will fail.
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Make a little way to make the refil faster, i use little straw so it makes faster for refil
0:47 marshmallow 😅
Well 🤔 I seen 3 vids, 2 on the top this on the bottom. Range 40-50, 70, this one 80.
I think my best option, top and 40-50, probably will leack less paint and I should point the valve to safe zone.
Why did you sand the threads off the nipple? & How many psi can you put in it
Maybe 90psi, it will eventually break the solder and explode.
Anyone know whats in "atmosphere aerosol" so we can make our own?
Precision work
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waste of time and energy buy cheap plastic spray bottle available in market
How about explaining the chemicals you are putting into the can?
Obviously it's whatever cleaning solvent solution you need and compressed air
Didn't work for me the valve wouldn't solder to the tin can used flux useless
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nobody ask for safety or what maximum PSI
Imagine that pops out 🧑🏻🦯
Most spray cans use a propellant with a low boiling point not atmospheric air, hence "Aerosol". Atmospheric air contains moisture and oxygen which will ruin most products. Who wants moisture in their WD40 or paint. Conclusion. Very limited usage. This is time consuming and inefficient. Better to buy a spray gun or an airbrush.
F*ck me, less work is probably required to make a brand new can
I wouldn't point that fill nozzle at my face or anyone.
Is that lead?
Very neartly done
you skipped a few steps
He can't talk.....right?
why have such irritating audio. It ADDS nothing to the video
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Im making 1
I think it is not safe.
100psi = 6.89bar = 689kPa is safe. Even the cheapest cans only fail at double that pressure.
I would rarther buy a new one
Useless I'll get another can!
Terrible background music
Or you can buy new spraypaint (:
It wasn’t spray paint but nice one