@@DefinitelyNotSpam Thanks. tho, I wish he would have shown that instead of a full sealed can of soda. why would I want to crush a full can. hopefully he sees this comment and creates another video
@@davidjames666 I mean that would've been nice to see (as it'd give people more of a reason to buy if they were unsure) but this wasn't sponsored, so makes since not to show off everything it can do. Also, I think he did the full can because if it did explode, it would've been entertaining to see. I'd actually like to see him make his own housing for it, larger with the ability to crush like a #10 can or something :P
I bought mine earlier this year. It works awesome. Friends even crush their cans as they drink. This is by far one of the best actually working things with no problems from Amazon. Gonna buy another one before the price goes up. Maybe I’ll get a few for Christmas presents this year.
I've had mine about 18 months now and love it. As you shown in slow motion - ALWAYS insert the can bottom towards the piston or else risk getting misted!
"Plus all the other residues.." I want to see more of your videos because of your fun attitude! Too many problems in this world. This is my kind of human being. So I am your newest subscriber.
I made one almost identical to this one from scrap metal I had and an air cylinder a friend gave me. Have about $20 in it. A friend wanted me to build one for him but without the air cylinder it would have cost much more to build. Found this unit on Amazon for him and could not build it for that price. So he bought the Amazon one. Nice video!
Your video just showed up in my feed. I liked so much that I bought both the crusher and the tubing cutter using your links. Thanks for taking the time on the video. It was well put together.
Highly amused at the term "croissant wrench" to refer to a shifter. On one hand, this looks pretty awesome. On the other hand, needing an external compressor is a deal-breaker for my own purposes. I'm currently using a lever pull sort and considering an upgrade to something powered.
Bought one of these Amazon Prime Day discount. Identical white part and everything but the button is safety thing with a rim so you gotta shove your thumb down in it. Been looking at a foot pedal to replace. Mounted mine on a 1/2 plywood sheet with a milled down 4x4 block for it to lay on. Added an angled out wedge to get the can to discharge and kick out a few inches into my bag and not fall straight down between the wall and my bag. Loved your humor.
I saw some crushers with the recessed buttons and liked that this one had the palm type. Foot pedal would be good except if you lost your balance while clearing a jammed can and got your hand crushed!
@@HerbOMatic Pokey stick at the ready. I already got a dark red mark on my finger because I reached around to hold when air pressure was low to smoosh them flatter after it refilled.
That was hilarious when talking about pre-drilling those mounting holes. Use a "3/16" vs a x/32...I dont have that size so you dont need it👍 - Great instructional video. Keep up the good work.
i bought the same one from amazon as a christmas present and works great i just bought a different air valve . the kids are arguing about who can crush the cans pretty funny greetings from the Netherlands
I got some of those from Amazon also, about 6 months ago. But I put a foot operated valve on it. Makes it a lot easier. Seems can get about 45 lbs. in a 38-gal trash bag. Still easier than the old can smashers. Just be sure to use air tool oil for the seals about once a week for top performance.
I worked for a brewery for a few years and when canning the beer, the brewers would pull random cans off the line and put them in a vice to make sure the cans could withstand a certain amount of weight. So, it's not surprising that this crusher can't crush a full can when it's putting pressure down on the strongest point on the can. For reference of how strong cans actually are, 1 pallet of beer held 100 cases of 12oz cans with each case having 24 cans, and we would stack these pallets 2 tall for space saving. Each pallet weighed about 2100 lbs.
2,400 cans per pallet x2 = 4,800 cans on top of 2,400. 12x2,400 = 28,800oz in one pallet= 1,800 lb per palletx2 =3,600 lbs on top of the one pallet. This equals around 1.5lbs per can. And that's with misreading your comment thinking you said stacked 3 high. With 2 high it's only around .75lb per can. Sorry if my math is wrong I'm a little dumb.
I was thinking, not in the elegant way you stated it, but think of all the beer and soda stacked on a trucks every day. As sturdy as these cans are, I get mad as hell when I drop one and it starts shooting all over the place. I'm curious if the aluminum is thinner than what used to be used?
It really shows just how well engineered the drink can is for transport. When opened this machine can crunch the can down with no problem, but while sealed and pressurised, this thing can't even make a dent.
Or, it shows how under engineered the crusher is. Especially since everyone knows that you can't compress liquids. But maybe that fact went the way of the croissant wrench, or the phillipe head screwdriver.
Watching the quick succession part gave me chills ...I'd put the hole two button safety switch thing on it ...so bothe hands have to be clear to crush ...like OSHA reg stuff lol
Don't know why me, who lives in sweden, watched a 15 minutes long cancrushing-video because we "pantar" (payed recycling) and get 1kr per can or 2kr for a big plastic bottle. But I enjoyed the video and it looked really satisfying to crush the cans 😊. (if any American friends want to know that's 0.10 resp 0.2 usd and yes it's added to the cost when I buy the beer/soda. Just "pantade" and got 400sek (40usd back).
You were really crushing it. Awesome! I will be buying one from you on Amazon with the addition of a foot peddle to go along with it. Thanks for the demonstration.
Awesome, thank you! When people buy through the links I get a few bucks, hopefully we can grow this channel into a job so I can focus on making these videos, it's a blast.
@@HerbOMatic I'm handicapped from a severe stroke and not able to use my left hand. When I saw your can crusher I knew that was something I could surely use. If you want to use your channel to earn a fantastic income I found that packaging products for customers who like what people are showing how they made something (DIY) is qiute lucrative sir. I'm having to learn how to speak again and when I am able to I will be marketing on youtube just like you are. Good luck Herb-O-Matic. I wish you well sir.
As far as safety of fingers inside the crusher when the button is pushed, you could either add a foot pedal at a distance over an arms length away to replace the button or add another button plumbed in series with the original one. That way it would take both hands to actuate the crusher, lowering the chances of an operator's finger being in the crushing area when it's cycled. Also, a 20oz red bull has to be pre-mashed a tad before it will fit. I remedied this by adding a spacer between the frame and the cylinder, moving the piston surface back in the frame increasing the loading area. Cans aren't crushed as flat, but its good enough for the effort.
The limit on the PSI coming in might be to prevent someone from trying a full can. If the soda can has 60 PSI internally, depending on the area of the ram you are probably putting less actual pressure on the can. If there was enough pressure to overcome the internal pressure, the can would explode and probably sling aluminum bits at nasty speed. The manufacturer of the device probably prefers that not to happen.
@@HerbOMatic I bet if you took the black round crushing disk off and then tried it, it would probably go through the top. The reason I'm suggesting this, is I want to see what happens, and I don't want to have 12 oz of soda all over. hahahaha. I have one of these crushers based on your recommendation. I can verify that this crusher will smash a human thumb.
Does the lip that will aid amputation have to be there? Surely the can will still be crushed? Maybe you could try the alteration? Thanks for sharing. Michael (from Scotland)
Building one of these right now, I originally went for an open top design but had to add a hood to the end like this because cans would occasionally jump out the top half crushed.
I've found the box welds to be weak at the head end.. seems OK with 100% lateral force but when one side of the welds takes a greater force than lateral, snap! If you have a welder it's an easy repair.
I broke mine after 4 months of use. Was an easy fix. I'm not a great welder either, but a grinding wheel makes it look outstanding, especially after painting it again. hahahah
Can i actually send you something tho ? also when is the next bunker video comeing out ?? and also found your channel about a week ago and watch your bunker videos, so cool man cant wait for more.
Only thing missing from video is really loud music that covers up your instructions 😏 These crushers are fun, just dont leave operational. Mines on truck so I removed the pressure line far end, maybe a keyed\touch pad could be added in my case. Also people have added sensors and even micro controllers to automate their hobby of beer drinking.
Industrial automation salesman here..... If you want to slow that bad boy down and still not lose any force, put a flow control on the ports. You will be able to regulate the speed it extends and your juice will not fly everywhere. You can still run it wide open as well.
I hope to revisit this thing in the future for an auto can loader, I may have to look into a flow control for timing that! Thanks Dave, for saving my Juice!
I don't know, I don't think you would need to big of a compressor but it will run more often if your tank is small. Don't be ashamed of your tank size, it's how you use it that counts.
I made one of these 10 years ago. I don't bother anymore since I just toss them in the recycle bin that is picked up weekly now. The parts have been repurposed for other projects.
TY FOR SHARING THIS. I NEED SOMETHING LIKE THIS APPLICATION; WASN'T EVEN THINKING PNEUMATIC. I WAS LOOKING FOR ELECTRIC.. BUT MY PROJECT IS FOR VERY SMALL ITEMS. HOW WOULD I REDUCE THE PRESSURE & REDUCE THE TRAVEL FOR CRUSING HAZELNUTS. ANY IDEA?
You could use an air pressure regulator, compressors have them mounted on the tank. You could start out at like 10 psi and work your way up. travel, you would have to drill a hole to install a rod in the housing to stop the plunger from returning all the way. Keep your hands out of it!
Thank you. This is what I come to TH-cam for. Straight forward, no music, clear explanation and directions.
😄 You were cracking me up with protecting your junk before pushing the button. I like your priorities sir. 😂
Without those, what's the point!? Thanks Rkunsaw!
would it crush a empty metal soup can?
@@davidjames666 At 120 psi, it should crush a soup (steel/"tin") can down to 1" easily
@@DefinitelyNotSpam Thanks. tho, I wish he would have shown that instead of a full sealed can of soda. why would I want to crush a full can. hopefully he sees this comment and creates another video
@@davidjames666 I mean that would've been nice to see (as it'd give people more of a reason to buy if they were unsure) but this wasn't sponsored, so makes since not to show off everything it can do.
Also, I think he did the full can because if it did explode, it would've been entertaining to see.
I'd actually like to see him make his own housing for it, larger with the ability to crush like a #10 can or something :P
Thanks, perfect timing... I was just trying to think of a great gift to get my wife for Mother’s Day.
I bought mine earlier this year. It works awesome. Friends even crush their cans as they drink. This is by far one of the best actually working things with no problems from Amazon. Gonna buy another one before the price goes up. Maybe I’ll get a few for Christmas presents this year.
I've had mine about 18 months now and love it. As you shown in slow motion - ALWAYS insert the can bottom towards the piston or else risk getting misted!
I just bought this crusher and followed your video to assemble it. Thank you very much.
How much does this machine costs?
"Plus all the other residues.." I want to see more of your videos because of your fun attitude! Too many problems in this world. This is my kind of human being. So I am your newest subscriber.
i made my own 15 years ago from milled aluminum 1/2 stock . still running solid to this day and it is well used.
make a video
I made one almost identical to this one from scrap metal I had and an air cylinder a friend gave me. Have about $20 in it. A friend wanted me to build one for him but without the air cylinder it would have cost much more to build. Found this unit on Amazon for him and could not build it for that price. So he bought the Amazon one. Nice video!
Making one is cool buying one is pointless and retarded. Cans are thinner and easier to crush than ever step on that shit.
Your video just showed up in my feed. I liked so much that I bought both the crusher and the tubing cutter using your links. Thanks for taking the time on the video. It was well put together.
Highly amused at the term "croissant wrench" to refer to a shifter.
On one hand, this looks pretty awesome. On the other hand, needing an external compressor is a deal-breaker for my own purposes. I'm currently using a lever pull sort and considering an upgrade to something powered.
amazon sells an electric version
You could use co2, maybe capture it from when brewing beer 🤔 or an air tank you pump up with bike pump¿
@@gildoubrava5998 They use a considerable amount of air. You'd be better off stomping them the old fashioned way, than struggling with a pump.
Is that wrench editable?
@@davec2891 Or maybe edible? 😏
Bought one of these Amazon Prime Day discount. Identical white part and everything but the button is safety thing with a rim so you gotta shove your thumb down in it. Been looking at a foot pedal to replace. Mounted mine on a 1/2 plywood sheet with a milled down 4x4 block for it to lay on. Added an angled out wedge to get the can to discharge and kick out a few inches into my bag and not fall straight down between the wall and my bag. Loved your humor.
I saw some crushers with the recessed buttons and liked that this one had the palm type. Foot pedal would be good except if you lost your balance while clearing a jammed can and got your hand crushed!
@@HerbOMatic Pokey stick at the ready. I already got a dark red mark on my finger because I reached around to hold when air pressure was low to smoosh them flatter after it refilled.
@@FearsomeWarrior I thought I was the only one that did that! I keep an old screwdriver nearby when I crush now.
That was really cool, and funny! Thanks the original content!
I built many of these can crushers 25 years ago still working to this day .
Built one for myself and everyone else had to have one .
Send me one??🤗😋🤗😋🤗
Thanks for posting this video I just ordered mine through Amazon I am going to have fun with it thank you so much Jon from Oklahoma City
It's awesome, I will probably break-even on it in 2 years and I can tell my buddies I'm saving the environment, when I really just like tools.
I know it was a dumb joke but I genuinely laughed my ass off at smashing that can with the boxed product. Subbed just for that
I love stupid jokes! Thanks SixStar
thanks we just assembled our new can crusher using your video...easier then reading their instructions... Thank you
You are welcome Greta!
Crescent Wrench 1:03 😂
That was hilarious when talking about pre-drilling those mounting holes. Use a "3/16" vs a x/32...I dont have that size so you dont need it👍 - Great instructional video. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Randy, work with the drill bit you got, wiggle it around if it's one size too small!
lol the amount of times that has been my thought process at work....
@@HerbOMatic I say the same thing with sex.
i bought the same one from amazon as a christmas present and works great i just bought a different air valve . the kids are arguing about who can crush the cans pretty funny greetings from the Netherlands
I would have gone nuts over this as a kid! Thanks Ger!
I got some of those from Amazon also, about 6 months ago. But I put a foot operated valve on it. Makes it a lot easier. Seems can get about 45 lbs. in a 38-gal trash bag. Still easier than the old can smashers. Just be sure to use air tool oil for the seals about once a week for top performance.
Laughed every time you said crossiant wrench and the Philippe head screwdriver hahaha
Tools put a smile on my face too!
You just saved me hundreds of dollars❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗thank you kindly
Some people might call that 9 and 8 inches. 😂🤣😂. Subbed!
🤣😂 hand over the family jewels!! Got to think of safety first!!! I got to get one of those can crushers!!!!!
Change out the bottom and attach a grid blade from a fries cutter and go to town making fries!!!😂😂😂
I worked for a brewery for a few years and when canning the beer, the brewers would pull random cans off the line and put them in a vice to make sure the cans could withstand a certain amount of weight. So, it's not surprising that this crusher can't crush a full can when it's putting pressure down on the strongest point on the can. For reference of how strong cans actually are, 1 pallet of beer held 100 cases of 12oz cans with each case having 24 cans, and we would stack these pallets 2 tall for space saving. Each pallet weighed about 2100 lbs.
The amazing things that seem mundane but are actually little marvels all around us. The aluminum can is crazy good engineering!
This sounds like the beginning of a math problem...
2,400 cans per pallet x2 = 4,800 cans on top of 2,400. 12x2,400 = 28,800oz in one pallet= 1,800 lb per palletx2 =3,600 lbs on top of the one pallet. This equals around 1.5lbs per can. And that's with misreading your comment thinking you said stacked 3 high. With 2 high it's only around .75lb per can. Sorry if my math is wrong I'm a little dumb.
I was thinking, not in the elegant way you stated it, but think of all the beer and soda stacked on a trucks every day.
As sturdy as these cans are, I get mad as hell when I drop one and it starts shooting all over the place. I'm curious if the aluminum is thinner than what used to be used?
*13:46** LOL! I could tell from that stance that you were thinking that thing might make a pretty good nutcracker...*
“I don’t like my hand in there.” Proceeds to put his hand and fingers in there countless times. 😹😹😹
Love your pronunskyashuns
It really shows just how well engineered the drink can is for transport. When opened this machine can crunch the can down with no problem, but while sealed and pressurised, this thing can't even make a dent.
It really does Ned, there is genius all around us.
Or, it shows how under engineered the crusher is. Especially since everyone knows that you can't compress liquids. But maybe that fact went the way of the croissant wrench, or the phillipe head screwdriver.
Till you drop the full can! hahaha
You are a master craftsman and awesome at explaining things really clearly.
God bless you and your family
So nice of you!
"Croissant wrench" earned you a subscribe
Awesome video😂, and the shirt!!
great video ,and commentary
Watching the quick succession part gave me chills ...I'd put the hole two button safety switch thing on it ...so bothe hands have to be clear to crush ...like OSHA reg stuff lol
Croissant wrench earns my sub
Don't know why me, who lives in sweden, watched a 15 minutes long cancrushing-video because we "pantar" (payed recycling) and get 1kr per can or 2kr for a big plastic bottle. But I enjoyed the video and it looked really satisfying to crush the cans 😊. (if any American friends want to know that's 0.10 resp 0.2 usd and yes it's added to the cost when I buy the beer/soda. Just "pantade" and got 400sek (40usd back).
Hi! Nice video. What is the bore of the cylinder?
We're easily amused
"6 and a quarter or some might call that 9.." XD
Thanks MC! That's why women are bad with measurements, we are always lying to them!
You were really crushing it. Awesome! I will be buying one from you on Amazon with the addition of a foot peddle to go along with it. Thanks for the demonstration.
Awesome, thank you! When people buy through the links I get a few bucks, hopefully we can grow this channel into a job so I can focus on making these videos, it's a blast.
@@HerbOMatic I'm handicapped from a severe stroke and not able to use my left hand. When I saw your can crusher I knew that was something I could surely use. If you want to use your channel to earn a fantastic income I found that packaging products for customers who like what people are showing how they made something (DIY) is qiute lucrative sir. I'm having to learn how to speak again and when I am able to I will be marketing on youtube just like you are. Good luck Herb-O-Matic. I wish you well sir.
Nice.,,, love your humour.
Wonder if you could modify to make a reloading press.
LOL your awesome i do the ball guard when i do sketchy stuff to
Without them, what's the point of any of it?
Love that sound
Yes aluminum cylinders are an incredibly strong shape when pressurized.
do you need to buy tools for assembly or are they included?
Do you have a air compressor to make that work
Awesome little crusher! Now you need to build a can feeder and find a way to continuously switch the air
That's one of my future video ideas. Something that makes it very fast and mostly automated!
I have the same shirt. Cool build.
I love that stupid show! "Unlimited paper in an increasingly paperless world"
Funny lol, size drill bit you need us this because I dont have that one lol subbed because of ya humor thanks for the laugh
You had me at “let’s see if it works”
This was hilarious 😆
Yeah it kinda was
Nice video exploration
I use the heel of my boot, I also use a rake instead of a noisy backpack blower.
Hello, what mini compressor do you suggest for this crusher ? Parkside or something else ?
Will it crunch soup cans
하나사고 싶어요..생활에 꼭 필요한데. 파는건 업나요?
Can you try to crush metal can to see if works please? Thanks
It would not work well because it only has 473lbs of force. I will try next time I process my aluminum cans.
When you get bored of crushing cans, you can re-use that air cylinder for some personal entertainment for the wife.
Just a thought, if you pinch the can in the middle it would probably be a lot easier on the whole mechanism helping it to last longer?
I'm LOVING the humor: "6 inches, some people might call that 9" and the Frenchified names of the tools....... w a y c o o l s t u f f !!
But will it accommodate a 25 OZ can?
As far as safety of fingers inside the crusher when the button is pushed, you could either add a foot pedal at a distance over an arms length away to replace the button or add another button plumbed in series with the original one. That way it would take both hands to actuate the crusher, lowering the chances of an operator's finger being in the crushing area when it's cycled. Also, a 20oz red bull has to be pre-mashed a tad before it will fit. I remedied this by adding a spacer between the frame and the cylinder, moving the piston surface back in the frame increasing the loading area. Cans aren't crushed as flat, but its good enough for the effort.
Safety of fingers, use the same method as an electrician working on a breaker box…….
Use only one hand.
Place can, then press button.
Will it do oil filters?
The limit on the PSI coming in might be to prevent someone from trying a full can. If the soda can has 60 PSI internally, depending on the area of the ram you are probably putting less actual pressure on the can. If there was enough pressure to overcome the internal pressure, the can would explode and probably sling aluminum bits at nasty speed. The manufacturer of the device probably prefers that not to happen.
I would think so! It puts 473 lb of force on the can so I think the can can withstand a load of weight vertically. Thanks Mark!
It takes around 800lbs of force to do a full can... So that dinky can crusher aint gonna cut it.
@@HerbOMatic I bet if you took the black round crushing disk off and then tried it, it would probably go through the top. The reason I'm suggesting this, is I want to see what happens, and I don't want to have 12 oz of soda all over. hahahaha. I have one of these crushers based on your recommendation. I can verify that this crusher will smash a human thumb.
Maybe you can make a hopper to load the cans so you dont have to worry about your fingers.
Good job
Does the lip that will aid amputation have to be there? Surely the can will still be crushed? Maybe you could try the alteration?
Thanks for sharing.
Michael (from Scotland)
Building one of these right now, I originally went for an open top design but had to add a hood to the end like this because cans would occasionally jump out the top half crushed.
You don't want to use a 3/16ths because I don't have it! PERFECT!!!!
I wonder if it can be used to reload bullets, especially the 50BMG
Will it smash empty plastic pop/soda bottles? Great viddy!
I'm wondering for old oil filters
I've found the box welds to be weak at the head end.. seems OK with 100% lateral force but when one side of the welds takes a greater force than lateral, snap! If you have a welder it's an easy repair.
I broke mine after 4 months of use. Was an easy fix. I'm not a great welder either, but a grinding wheel makes it look outstanding, especially after painting it again. hahahah
Good video looking forward to more bomb or zombie shelter videos Lol
Me too!
Can i actually send you something tho ? also when is the next bunker video comeing out ?? and also found your channel about a week ago and watch your bunker videos, so cool man cant wait for more.
Huh, a prox switch to detect the can, a servo controlled air valve, and an arduino to automate the whole business and you'll be on to something.
I was thinking that also. BUT, I also found out that even with the big green button, I managed to smash my thumb trying to clear a jam.
Only thing missing from video is really loud music that covers up your instructions 😏 These crushers are fun, just dont leave operational. Mines on truck so I removed the pressure line far end, maybe a keyed\touch pad could be added in my case.
Also people have added sensors and even micro controllers to automate their hobby of beer drinking.
"Some people call that 9" 🤣🤣
What is a toob or toobing
Do you think it would crush food cans
No, it would be a little weak for that.
What type food can crusher easiest.
I have 4 dogs 🐕 that go through 60 plus cans of food. And we end up with soda pop cans and vegetable cans etc..
Orange wayer connect from where
I like it, and ordered one! (Used your link, hope you get a few $)
It's a wonderful device. I will modify one to do French fries instead.
Did you tried plastic bottles?
Kool vid man thanks
I gotta make a magazine for it!
Hello, does this require a moisture trap-filter? I have an air compressor but have yet to install one, Im assuming it would be a good idea
Nice! But what if you don't have an air compressor?
Then you better have good lung capacity!
@@HerbOMatic - ROFL!
If I had something like that it makes too much noise where I'm at in the apartments life but great video
Bonjour, très intéressant. Où peut-on de procurer cet appareil ? Merci d'avance 👍
to mount it verticaly, couldn't you mount it on the wood then mount the wood to the wall?
You could do the same thing with a stainless steel grid on the end and use it to make french fries.
Yuuum, croissant wrenches
That's what you call solid advice keep your "JUNK" out of the can crusher LOL
You should drill a hole or dermal 1 cm x near the top so the air can escape so there no spray
Industrial automation salesman here.....
If you want to slow that bad boy down and still not lose any force, put a flow control on the ports. You will be able to regulate the speed it extends and your juice will not fly everywhere.
You can still run it wide open as well.
I hope to revisit this thing in the future for an auto can loader, I may have to look into a flow control for timing that! Thanks Dave, for saving my Juice!
What is a croissant wrench?
What is the minimum compressor litreage required?
I don't know, I don't think you would need to big of a compressor but it will run more often if your tank is small. Don't be ashamed of your tank size, it's how you use it that counts.
@@HerbOMatic Thanks for the kind words. 😄
I made one of these 10 years ago. I don't bother anymore since I just toss them in the recycle bin that is picked up weekly now. The parts have been repurposed for other projects.
A little spring loaded dumping system could get the cans out in a vertical position
Or redirect the exhaust with a hose to blow out the can.
@@HerbOMatic nah nah nah
Get a baseball launcher and have it programmed to launch the can out at maximum speed
TY FOR SHARING THIS. I NEED SOMETHING LIKE THIS APPLICATION; WASN'T EVEN THINKING PNEUMATIC. I WAS LOOKING FOR ELECTRIC.. BUT MY PROJECT IS FOR VERY SMALL ITEMS. HOW WOULD I REDUCE THE PRESSURE & REDUCE THE TRAVEL FOR CRUSING HAZELNUTS. ANY IDEA?
You could use an air pressure regulator, compressors have them mounted on the tank. You could start out at like 10 psi and work your way up. travel, you would have to drill a hole to install a rod in the housing to stop the plunger from returning all the way. Keep your hands out of it!
@@HerbOMatic THANK YOU SO MUCH.. I'MO PONDER THAT. SEE IF I CAN WORK THAT THRU. STEP 1"FINDING A PRESSURE REGULATOR." APPRECIATED SIR.