This tubeless tire valve actually works. When i tired to fill it with air using a 10z can, what my tire inflatior did was compress the can with air up 120 psi only once now it will only compress it with 40 psi. I am guessing what you need is an actual air compressor and not a tire inflatior. With the tire inflator i would only get about 4.5 seconds of air because i would have to unscrew the tire inflator from the tube less tire valve in which in doing so release some of the air from the can. My best bet would be to refill at a gas station inflator or get my own air compressor since i needed one anyway.
Nice, but the part you don't show is that you have to shake and discard all the DEBRIS generated by the drills and the sandpaper. This might be kind of obvious for some people, and that's why you didn't show it, but judging from the comments, some of your viewers have no idea... The debris could clog the spray nozzle or eject a small piece of metal at a very high speed towards a delicate piece of electronic. Thank you.
Thank you I would have never thought of doing this! Unfortunately I threw away all my air cans and I need one ASAP. I’ll definitely do this to the next air can I get my hands on. I’ll give full credit to you if I ever use it in a video or demonstration. Thanks for that.
Well this is quite interesting! You know I'm a sound mixer for independent films/documentaries, and we usually find ourselves recording in very harsh and remote locations where dust and particles end up causing malfunction and damage to our equipment. This -pretty clever- device could allow us to travel with just one empty can and a small portable bicycle air pump. Saving us the trouble of carrying or sending the gas cans abroad by flight. With the advantage of being able to re-use it even without a electricity dependent air compressor to fill it up. Thank you for this video!
@Etienne Dubois Yes we get it. You know sometimes you can just let a idea be good for what its good for, and not try and shit on everything that isnt to your standard or wasnt your* idea.. My God, go find something else to do and quit trying to nay say everything .. I know this may come as a surprise... but we really are smart enough to know that this is makeshift way to get a few seconds of air for indoor projects where you need a quick burst of air but dont want to bring a huge air compressor in the house- and dont have a fluorocarbon can available. So I know this may come as a surprise, but you dont have a monopoly on realizing somethings limitations... RME
The can *should* be able to hold around 70 psi safely, but it will break at a lower pressure if your valve isn’t attached well. If you don’t want the valve to fly off the can, or if you don’t want your can to turn into a grenade, use 30-45 psi.
@@nateb4543 Typical air duster cans have a max pressure of 145 psi. If you use a bike floor pump or a compressor, you could go to 120 or so with margin for error. Wear a hazmat suit just in case and so you don't catch the 'VID. Oh, and check the rated pressure for the valve. It's often 65 psi, but high-pressure versions are only a bit more expensive and can handle 100 to 180 psi depending on the model. The only other factor then is the quality of the hole you cut. I've seen some people solder a stem in instead of using a snap-in, but the extra work isn't worth it IMO.
Smart done, do you have already an idea how long you can use it b4 it fill with water from the compressed air? with compressor you have a valve to let out the water afther a time. special for computer components is water not a good idea .
Eksine you are a moron and your comments on a lot of other people's comments in here just prove that. As far as moisture getting into electronics it's going to depend on the humidity in your area how much moisture gets inside the can and how much of it actually ends up coming out when you're using it to blow off electronics. Most companies use a form of ethane gas in these canisters because it's easily freezable and stays liquefied under room temperatures and this also has the added benefit of it almost completely evaporating as it expands and leaves the can. It should also be noted that this way of recharging a compressed air can is not going to have nearly as much air in it as an original one would. Good idea but the video needs more information about the process and what benefits and drawbacks there are to it.
BTW how many PSI max did you pump into the can? I made one but i am not sure how much pressure to pump fearing the stem tube going to become projectile
@@stayfrosty1323 wow ...thats superb because mine goes up to 30 psi when i blow the air out it takes only two times to finish....by the way how did your air compressor auto shut off? mine doesn't it keeps pumping if i wanted to...but i am just afraid of the unknown danger of being naive --- i meant pumping it like no tomorrow
@@venkoshop4124 another alternative would be to take out the little valve core. That would basically open the can to ambient air pressure and humidity. Of course, that would then de pressurize the can. That might be okay. I'd probably fill the can up with my compressor out in the garage. Then I've got a portable can for the day. When done, let it all out
I don't see how that valve can be airtight and not leak. Seems like you'd need to seal it with silicone or something. How long would it hold the charge?
Thanks for the idea I tried building one myself inserting the valve into the can was a b**** but otherwise it was a success but I would recommend that anyone who tries to do this have very good strong hands to this type of a modification.
DONT DO THIS AT HOME u can have a serious injury be sure the air dust completely empty cause its so dangerous to drill a whole if there is a pressure in the cane . you also have to be sure whats the max pressure for the cane or it will explode
Sure if you sit there and watch the can swell at ungodly pressures it may explode..RME, snowflake..if you use your common sense it will be fine...BTW if you had any clue you'd know the can wont explode but will simply blow the valve out before that happens or will separate at a seam. ...Your theory is bumpkis fear mongering not based in fact.
Just FYI from my first try on this: trying to twist the tire (tyre) valve into the hole, even after sanding it a bit: the edges of the hole are still very thin alumin(i)um, which bit into the rubber of the valve, and cut it like a corkscrew-in-reverse, destroying it. Fortunately I have one more -- I bought a 2-pack from Amazon - but am going to be MUCH more cautious trying #2. I'd certainly suggest some lubrication (Vaseline/petroleum jelly) to help squish the thing in, which I'll try. Also I think the drill size of 3/8" is a bit small, as the standard hole size is actually 11.5mm (.453") and 3/8" is .375" -- the 11.5mm hole is almost exactly 29/64 drill bit size in the Imperial world, a good bit larger than 3/8! - I'm going to enlarge and try again.
I'm using a perfume bottle and drilled a hole in the bottom and just fixed a tubeless tyre valve into it perfectly without any leakage , but there is a problem, its not keeping the air inside the can and the air is leaking through the spray nozzle even if it is not pressed so can you plz solve my problem🥺😕😕🙏.
Just a precautionary suggestion. Unplug the fan. Doesn't take much to damage a video card from current created by circulating the fan . Ideal situation remove fan and clean fan and fan blades with a dry tooth brush .With the heatsink a quick blast of air should suffice. Wear an anti static strap when handling circuit boards for added protection :)
Isn't the fan on a different circuit past power management? I can't imagine even a rather low-end card being built with the fan having a direct, unprotected connection to the other components...
the fan will just stop. I doubt it would be permanently damaged. but I do agreed just turn off the computer first, it prevents you from touching the power supply or a capacitor and killing yourself. the fan is the least of your worries
That's fine and good, but you need a water trap on the inlet of the pump or your spray is going to be super humid. Might not matter for your application, but it might.
TBH, this video is supposed to be cheap and not doing any soldering whatsoever if you want to you can put epoxy or moldable putty that can withstand high amounts of pressure
Less than allowed for the same container. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_duster I would recoment less that this 10 PSI they are talking about coz your can structural integrity is compromised and you dont want a rubber valve to hit you or somebody when it will shoot out.
@@AtlasReburdened compressed air will not be enough to fragment that can and take off finger. That can would separate at a metal seam and lose what little pressure it had ..the thin metal is to pliable and would simply rupture and split or blow a seam out or more likely blow out at the weakest point the valve would blow out. I do imagine it could hurt you of the valve was blown out into your or another's eye, and it could theoretically cut you when it split, but I doubt it...I would imagine however that it would scare the Sh*t out of you when it popped.
Hey, I am trying to make a model of geothermal power plant but air pressure is not that much high to spin the turbine so,I searched on TH-cam and found this video and I want to know if I could use this in my model to increase the pressure of the water vapour..... Please help....
i reply my own question i input air for the 3psi which is good, but only problem is that the air inside not run long, it will take only around 8 seconds and finish, unlike the new buy condensed air, you can still use it as long they have liquid inside the CAN, but refilling AIR, not run for long and only use for blown dust small portion... only i can suggest buy a new electric air blower and use it much you can do, just click the switch that's it...
I used a 5 gallon compressor just to speed the video the real idea it to use a regular manual bicycle air pump Cause what’s the point of this video if you have a compressor 😉 thx and good luck
I have no earthly idea how you managed to stuff that valve in a 3/8" hole without damage. I stuffed mine in alright, but it cut the rubber bad enough that I'm not keen on trying to fill it up. Do you think a 1/2" hole would be too big?
+Welshtyn Heglund 1/2" is to big Did you use the same valve that i used ? Cause the 3/8 hole should be perfect You have to take your time when installing it i suggest using sanding paper to enlarge the hole and to have a softer surface
fixitsamo /// Exactly the same brand, same size as well. I tried a second one with a slightly larger hole and it worked better. Drill bit was about 7/16" I think. Functioning well. Hard to know it's pressure limits, though.
i'm actually lookking for a way to process compressed air to clean my carseats clean of dirt.is this is powerful enough to extract humid dirt out of the seats and onto a cloth like a real air compressor or is the pressure lower?
compressed air would push dirt into the seat, not good. just goto a car wash and use their vacuum for $1, use a spray bottle with some dish soap and water to get the seats wet and keep vacuuming. those machines have good suction. again do not be stupid and blow air into the seat, that is fully retarded
Why not get an actual heavy duty can and add the quick connect and a pressure valve? I made several before making one that can handle (300 PSI!!) Insane I know but this thing blows my 50/50 concoction 20 ft.. Otherwise is a very thick can about 10 years old made of titanium but I will use it forever! I love making shit from nothing..
I`m asking about technical issue and you answering me with some cheap tips. Thanks you very much. Question not answered. Do i need to precise? Or this time you will figure it out correctly? I see you are refurbishing stuff so you dont need to play dumb. I hope you are playing :)
I was thinking about the same when I saw he made a hole near the top. When I made mine, many years ago, I drilled a small hole in the side near the bottom of the can, where the metal is thicker. Then I glued on an inner tube valve and secured it with a hose clamp. If I were to make one today, I'd probably go for the same valve he's using, but I think I would put it in the middle of the bottom. That seems to be the strongest part. (At least on the type of can I have.) It would prevent the can from standing up, but that's not an issue for me.
I've made one using WD40 empty can but when i'm trying to refill air it's getting very hot. I'm worried it's gonna blow. How much PSI it can take? Please answer.
you need a bicycle pump, air compressor with a gauge most cans take around 100 ~ 150 psi. if you have a large WD40 can i recommend 100 ~ 150. To be safe, put around 95 psi. for smaller or medium WD40 cans, i recommend 50 ~ 60 psi. To be safe, put around 45 psi
Absolutely the best of the 5 videos I've watch. No epoxy and no soldering. Great job.
+Jim Raymond
Thank you
This tubeless tire valve actually works. When i tired to fill it with air using a 10z can, what my tire inflatior did was compress the can with air up 120 psi only once now it will only compress it with 40 psi. I am guessing what you need is an actual air compressor and not a tire inflatior. With the tire inflator i would only get about 4.5 seconds of air because i would have to unscrew the tire inflator from the tube less tire valve in which in doing so release some of the air from the can. My best bet would be to refill at a gas station inflator or get my own air compressor since i needed one anyway.
I tried this, the can exploded when being filled and I tell all this to you from the great beyond.
I may add gauge... thanks for that. i shall pay my respects
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May you rest in peace.
Lmao 🤣 wow how you reach youtube messages? Through god-fi?
Rip
Now there's a message from above 🤣
Nice, but the part you don't show is that you have to shake and discard all the DEBRIS generated by the drills and the sandpaper. This might be kind of obvious for some people, and that's why you didn't show it, but judging from the comments, some of your viewers have no idea... The debris could clog the spray nozzle or eject a small piece of metal at a very high speed towards a delicate piece of electronic. Thank you.
2:48 jumpscare
I didn't even have a clue that this can be done! Awesome work buddy. You are truly amazing.
+Hector Domino thank you
how many PSI do you pressurize it to?
2:48 Its like the can made a dash for freedom “RUN!! - I’m single use you psycho!”
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to be economic: goes well equally fill the can with a manual inflator for bicycle?
Yes, but it requires some muscle
Muscles we have. Wondering can one refill at the original outlet? I am thinking for an airbrush compressed air can?
@@Simon05784 ok yoda
air duster manufacturers hate this guy! just follow thus easy steps...
just go back to school to learn how to spell
eksine you didn't get it did you
Hexed you don't know what a joke is do you?
How many psi
Looks like 10 bar is the max before it explodes
but but 5 bar should be plenty. That's about 72 psi. I'd go with that for safety.
Thank you I would have never thought of doing this! Unfortunately I threw away all my air cans and I need one ASAP. I’ll definitely do this to the next air can I get my hands on. I’ll give full credit to you if I ever use it in a video or demonstration. Thanks for that.
Dude , you are a genius
I love when people re-use and refurbish... instead of buying new every time. Thats a nice project.
+Mukesh Pandya thank you
Well this is quite interesting! You know I'm a sound mixer for independent films/documentaries, and we usually find ourselves recording in very harsh and remote locations where dust and particles end up causing malfunction and damage to our equipment. This -pretty clever- device could allow us to travel with just one empty can and a small portable bicycle air pump. Saving us the trouble of carrying or sending the gas cans abroad by flight. With the advantage of being able to re-use it even without a electricity dependent air compressor to fill it up. Thank you for this video!
@Etienne Dubois Yes we get it. You know sometimes you can just let a idea be good for what its good for, and not try and shit on everything that isnt to your standard or wasnt your* idea.. My God, go find something else to do and quit trying to nay say everything .. I know this may come as a surprise... but we really are smart enough to know that this is makeshift way to get a few seconds of air for indoor projects where you need a quick burst of air but dont want to bring a huge air compressor in the house- and dont have a fluorocarbon can available. So I know this may come as a surprise, but you dont have a monopoly on realizing somethings limitations... RME
how much psi or bar do you put into the can please?
Sorry sir I said it wrong:
So if you have a strong can go for 3bor 4 bar
Be careful that your can doesn't explode.
@@abdulrahmanalhasbani1445 whats that in psi?
The can *should* be able to hold around 70 psi safely, but it will break at a lower pressure if your valve isn’t attached well.
If you don’t want the valve to fly off the can, or if you don’t want your can to turn into a grenade, use 30-45 psi.
@@someonewithauniqueusername9397 HS A granade ! 😅 .. I don't want to try that .forget about that
@@nateb4543 Typical air duster cans have a max pressure of 145 psi. If you use a bike floor pump or a compressor, you could go to 120 or so with margin for error. Wear a hazmat suit just in case and so you don't catch the 'VID. Oh, and check the rated pressure for the valve. It's often 65 psi, but high-pressure versions are only a bit more expensive and can handle 100 to 180 psi depending on the model. The only other factor then is the quality of the hole you cut. I've seen some people solder a stem in instead of using a snap-in, but the extra work isn't worth it IMO.
Hi Sir. How will I know if the air refill is already full on the can? What would you feel with it?
Smart done, do you have already an idea how long you can use it b4 it fill with water from the compressed air? with compressor you have a valve to let out the water afther a time. special for computer components is water not a good idea .
very Good idea but try to hold the fan of the videocard while cleaning it may damage the card when it spins.
damage the CARD itself? is it the voltage generated? well, i never thought about it..
+MrDoboz It "supposedly" damages headers on the fan, though I haven't had problems with it
what PSI do you fill it at ?
Wonder if throwing a few desiccant packs in the can before adding the valve would keep moisture from the compressor from getting in your electronics?
Water should settle in the bottom of the can
your compressor is supposed to have a water/oil separator on it anyways, it's seriously like $4-6, are you really that cheap?
Eksine you are a moron and your comments on a lot of other people's comments in here just prove that. As far as moisture getting into electronics it's going to depend on the humidity in your area how much moisture gets inside the can and how much of it actually ends up coming out when you're using it to blow off electronics. Most companies use a form of ethane gas in these canisters because it's easily freezable and stays liquefied under room temperatures and this also has the added benefit of it almost completely evaporating as it expands and leaves the can. It should also be noted that this way of recharging a compressed air can is not going to have nearly as much air in it as an original one would. Good idea but the video needs more information about the process and what benefits and drawbacks there are to it.
how much PSI do you put pressure on?
Looks like 10 bar is the max before it explodes.
but but 5 bar should be plenty. That's about 72 psi. I'd go with that for safety.
BTW how many PSI max did you pump into the can? I made one but i am not sure how much pressure to pump fearing the stem tube going to become projectile
How does yours work? I made one but it doesn’t even go past 10 psi before the air compressor shuts off.
@@stayfrosty1323 wow ...thats superb because mine goes up to 30 psi when i blow the air out it takes only two times to finish....by the way how did your air compressor auto shut off? mine doesn't it keeps pumping if i wanted to...but i am just afraid of the unknown danger of being naive --- i meant pumping it like no tomorrow
@@stayfrosty1323 BTW i dont think you pump only 10 psi it could be 10 bar because 10 psi is almost nothing to blow
you are incredible this is what i am looking for you are da best man...cheers
Can I use a manual air pump for a basketball? I can't afford an automatic compressor.
You can use any manual bicycle hair pump i used a compressor in the video just to speed things up
The only downside is moisture will accumulate in the can.Air dusters use freon a dry gas
can you suggest any way to prevent the accumulation of moisture??
@@venkoshop4124 Use an inline dryer for the compressor
@@venkoshop4124 another alternative would be to take out the little valve core. That would basically open the can to ambient air pressure and humidity.
Of course, that would then de pressurize the can.
That might be okay. I'd probably fill the can up with my compressor out in the garage. Then I've got a portable can for the day. When done, let it all out
@@briholt100 Not quite a day buddy. More like a can for 5 seconds.
@@markjones2349 you bet, little one.
This is exactly what I wanted to learn how to make. Great video!
+Jonny Loco
Thank you
2:48 , came running to comments after seeing it 😂😂😂😂
overreaction much
@@jord9261 fuck off dickweed, I react how I like to.. is this appropriate reaction?
@@ashutoshvenkatraman8889 insecure much
@@jord9261 snowflake much
Good design!
How to know the air pressure fitting on the container? Thank you
You can fill in to a maximum of 7 atms(Atmospheric Pressure) but Because of Safety you can put in 3 to 4 atms...
so would u say that is 32 min 42 max?
how much psi you use to fil the can of air?
Answered above
I used this technique to make an aircraft and it worked.
a blimp? anybody can do that, it's called a happy birthday ballon at walmart $4
I don't see how that valve can be airtight and not leak. Seems like you'd need to seal it with silicone or something. How long would it hold the charge?
The compressed air inside seals the valve rubber against the can’s inner face, making it airtight 👍🏽
This combined with the spray paint gun is EPIC.
I'm sure the valve doesn't have to be that long, there are shorter valves..
You know, when the title says DIY then you can try it yourself with the best component you can find
AWESOME!!!! This is what I am going to do right now.
very nice project MR Ehab
go ahead
Can you mix air with chili solution for self defence and use it as a spray?
Jakub Kaczmar that actually sounds like a pretty good idea. It should work. There are videos of people making refillable spraypaint cans
if you filled the can with propane gas or butane gas and put a lighter in the trajectory of the spray, you can make a flamethrower
this is a good way to blow your hand off.. thats essentially a pipe bomb.
Yes, but it's dangerous
Awesome! I am managing to use an Acme Air pressure cleaner CL51, is it suitable for your great project?
how much psi you think the can can handle or max i shoud put
Looks like 10 bar is the max before it explodes
but but 5 bar should be plenty. That's about 72 psi. I'd go with that for safety.
Up to what pressure can fill
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@@DevFTW تمام تمام يعطيك العافية
How much pressure do you put in?
Is there any reason to drill up top, near the handle? And how do you be sure its filled with enough air, before explode :)
I saw another video where they drilled the bottom part because the metal was thicker than the other partsl
omg great idea excellent work man nice invention
+Aksh Jalal
Thank you
how much psi is safe to put in the can?
WOW thx for the useful video. You should make more this kind of video!!!!!!
+lau Jenn Yue
Thank you
I tried this didn’t work, doesn’t hold pressure for long. Leaks out
It worked for me perfectly make sure the you sand well to get a smooth surface
I use a hair dryer on high
Nice hack! I'm gonna try this :)
Thanks for the idea I tried building one myself inserting the valve into the can was a b**** but otherwise it was a success but I would recommend that anyone who tries to do this have very good strong hands to this type of a modification.
HOW MANY bar TO MAKE THE CAN BOOM ???????????????????? 0w0
No. You can't liquify air at room temperature. It's just compressed to more than 1 atmosphere.
The maximum pressure is usually written on the can
@@Ahmedkhaled-ev1jw On aerosol cans?
15-20 bar
what psi did you fill it up to?
How much PSI?
Good question for an unexpected bomb lol
4-5 is safe
As much as the bicycle pump can give you, too much pressure will just leak out. no bomb
simply superb..... and environment friendly....
+Sunil Warade thank you
Any can can work?
where can I purchase that air valve like the one that you have?
At a tire repair shop this valve it for a tubeless tire
Will it explode afterwards, because I heard that it exploded in some cases?
now how to make a compressor at home
Hi! Nice DIY! But can you place the valve at the bottom? Is it strong enough?
+Robin Daniels
Sure but it will be hard to put it standing on a shelf
DONT DO THIS AT HOME
u can have a serious injury
be sure the air dust completely empty cause its so dangerous to drill a whole if there is a pressure in the cane .
you also have to be sure whats the max pressure for the cane or it will explode
+adnan alsaffar Don't cross the road! you might get run over!!
Sure if you sit there and watch the can swell at ungodly pressures it may explode..RME, snowflake..if you use your common sense it will be fine...BTW if you had any clue you'd know the can wont explode but will simply blow the valve out before that happens or will separate at a seam. ...Your theory is bumpkis fear mongering not based in fact.
hey, excellent idea.
+Wil Telemaco thank you
Just FYI from my first try on this: trying to twist the tire (tyre) valve into the hole, even after sanding it a bit: the edges of the hole are still very thin alumin(i)um, which bit into the rubber of the valve, and cut it like a corkscrew-in-reverse, destroying it. Fortunately I have one more -- I bought a 2-pack from Amazon - but am going to be MUCH more cautious trying #2. I'd certainly suggest some lubrication (Vaseline/petroleum jelly) to help squish the thing in, which I'll try. Also I think the drill size of 3/8" is a bit small, as the standard hole size is actually 11.5mm (.453") and 3/8" is .375" -- the 11.5mm hole is almost exactly 29/64 drill bit size in the Imperial world, a good bit larger than 3/8! - I'm going to enlarge and try again.
The can bottom is a lot thicker.
@spacejihadist4246 not practical for storage
I'm using a perfume bottle and drilled a hole in the bottom and just fixed a tubeless tyre valve into it perfectly without any leakage , but there is a problem, its not keeping the air inside the can and the air is leaking through the spray nozzle even if it is not pressed so can you plz solve my problem🥺😕😕🙏.
I think you can only use aerosol cans. Most spray bottles aren't designed to handle any pressure.
@@Rose-ec6he Thank you:D
Just a precautionary suggestion. Unplug the fan. Doesn't take much to damage a video card from current created by circulating the fan . Ideal situation remove fan and clean fan and fan blades with a dry tooth brush .With the heatsink a quick blast of air should suffice. Wear an anti static strap when handling circuit boards for added protection :)
Isn't the fan on a different circuit past power management? I can't imagine even a rather low-end card being built with the fan having a direct, unprotected connection to the other components...
the fan will just stop. I doubt it would be permanently damaged. but I do agreed just turn off the computer first, it prevents you from touching the power supply or a capacitor and killing yourself. the fan is the least of your worries
How do you fill it with DE dust?
That's fine and good, but you need a water trap on the inlet of the pump or your spray is going to be super humid. Might not matter for your application, but it might.
It matters the most in that application, because it's electronics, and water is the first thing they hate.
I need to know the size of tubeless valve used in video TR18?
how many psı ?
ranger yea whit spray paint is from 90-120 but better do 95 so can a bit safer and it will not explode
Thanks ;)
it can't explode anyways, that seal from the rubber valve is mediocre at best. if you try to overfill it it should just leak or blow out the valve
I think you can add some sealeat weld
TBH, this video is supposed to be cheap and not doing any soldering whatsoever if you want to you can put epoxy or moldable putty that can withstand high amounts of pressure
How much pressure can I put in a Sabo duster can?
I already put the valve...
Less than allowed for the same container.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_duster
I would recoment less that this 10 PSI they are talking about coz your can structural integrity is compromised and you dont want a rubber valve to hit you or somebody when it will shoot out.
The rubber valve isn't really the dangerous part. Explosive decompression + thin sheet metal = Missing fingers.
@@AtlasReburdened compressed air will not be enough to fragment that can and take off finger. That can would separate at a metal seam and lose what little pressure it had ..the thin metal is to pliable and would simply rupture and split or blow a seam out or more likely blow out at the weakest point the valve would blow out. I do imagine it could hurt you of the valve was blown out into your or another's eye, and it could theoretically cut you when it split, but I doubt it...I would imagine however that it would scare the Sh*t out of you when it popped.
hi! how many PSI did you charge?
Yeah ! Up to how many psi in the can, please ?
you can fill in a maximum of 7 atms but Because of a few safety issues 3 to 4 atms will be fine
Thanks Teja
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Can you make it with 3 inches bottle or can etc
Etienne Dubois Do you know safe alternative solution to fluorocarbons ?
KUDOS! Thank you. Very nicely done.
Another great video! Thanks!
+sambking
Thank you
Good idea!
Hey,
I am trying to make a model of geothermal power plant but air pressure is not that much high to spin the turbine so,I searched on TH-cam and found this video and I want to know if I could use this in my model to increase the pressure of the water vapour.....
Please help....
Yes
sir how much the pSi of this CANISTER to make sure is not over blown?
i reply my own question i input air for the 3psi which is good, but only problem is that the air inside not run long, it will take only around 8 seconds and finish, unlike the new buy condensed air, you can still use it as long they have liquid inside the CAN, but refilling AIR, not run for long and only use for blown dust small portion... only i can suggest buy a new electric air blower and use it much you can do, just click the switch that's it...
oh okay
those cans comes from factory with 20 PSI
thank you..
COOL ! What compressor do you use?
I used a 5 gallon compressor just to speed the video the real idea it to use a regular manual bicycle air pump
Cause what’s the point of this video if you have a compressor 😉 thx and good luck
Thank you
+touhami bentaleb
You are welcome
I have no earthly idea how you managed to stuff that valve in a 3/8" hole without damage. I stuffed mine in alright, but it cut the rubber bad enough that I'm not keen on trying to fill it up. Do you think a 1/2" hole would be too big?
+Welshtyn Heglund
1/2" is to big
Did you use the same valve that i used ?
Cause the 3/8 hole should be perfect
You have to take your time when installing it i suggest using sanding paper to enlarge the hole and to have a softer surface
fixitsamo /// Exactly the same brand, same size as well. I tried a second one with a slightly larger hole and it worked better. Drill bit was about 7/16" I think. Functioning well. Hard to know it's pressure limits, though.
The ones I've seen use a hole at .453".
Excellent idia
+silversand08 thank you
It would be an excellent IDEA to know how to Spell..
👍well done
+M saqer thank you
i'm actually lookking for a way to process compressed air to clean my carseats clean of dirt.is this is powerful enough to extract humid dirt out of the seats and onto a cloth like a real air compressor or is the pressure lower?
compressed air would push dirt into the seat, not good. just goto a car wash and use their vacuum for $1, use a spray bottle with some dish soap and water to get the seats wet and keep vacuuming. those machines have good suction. again do not be stupid and blow air into the seat, that is fully retarded
Bahahahaha
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That's a compressed GAS can.
What is the maximum psi that you should fill it up to?
those cans comes from factory with 20 PSI
Thanks for this
Anyone else watching this cus there pc is full of dust
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Why not get an actual heavy duty can and add the quick connect and a pressure valve? I made several before making one that can handle (300 PSI!!) Insane I know but this thing blows my 50/50 concoction 20 ft..
Otherwise is a very thick can about 10 years old made of titanium but I will use it forever! I love making shit from nothing..
Thank you ihab :D
But then i don't have anything to get high with
Mice job.well done
+xxoustou thank you
If Mice could work, he would give Mice jobs...
Very clever man
I don't have air compressor at home, may I Use a bike pump?
That’s the idea is to use a manual bike pump
I used a compressor cause i didn’t want the audience to wait long time
Audience? Aristocrat I see...
I like this video. thank you. 😊
How about structural integrity?
use epoxy if you're so scared
I`m asking about technical issue and you answering me with some cheap tips. Thanks you very much. Question not answered. Do i need to precise? Or this time you will figure it out correctly? I see you are refurbishing stuff so you dont need to play dumb. I hope you are playing :)
WTF? "structural integrity" ?. calm down. there are no beams or trusses or rollers. LMAO for this stupid a** question.
@@tofuyam7361 i'm referring to his follow up dumbshit.
I was thinking about the same when I saw he made a hole near the top.
When I made mine, many years ago, I drilled a small hole in the side near the bottom of the can, where the metal is thicker.
Then I glued on an inner tube valve and secured it with a hose clamp.
If I were to make one today, I'd probably go for the same valve he's using, but I think I would put it in the middle of the bottom.
That seems to be the strongest part. (At least on the type of can I have.)
It would prevent the can from standing up, but that's not an issue for me.
man how to not explode when driling?
its empty allready
Lol
what are you doing
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But how is it gonna make me walk on sunshine?
Sry man
I've made one using WD40 empty can but when i'm trying to refill air it's getting very hot. I'm worried it's gonna blow. How much PSI it can take? Please answer.
+Faisal Amin
Every can has its own pressure limits
fixitsamo then how do I know the pressure limit?
you need a bicycle pump, air compressor with a gauge most cans take around 100 ~ 150 psi. if you have a large WD40 can i recommend 100 ~ 150. To be safe, put around 95 psi. for smaller or medium WD40 cans, i recommend 50 ~ 60 psi. To be safe, put around 45 psi