Found an old aircosse compressor in the shed just Found out it's from the early 90's and is 60 times the compressor of all the new ones and mines Done sweet f all RESULT!!!!
You only scratched the surface of what you can clean out with compressed air. Every month I do the tires, then move on to an assortment of the following: shop vac filter, the filters on the small hand-held vacuum cleaners, the HVAC air filters, the car air filters and cabin filters, my computer's keyboard, the heads of my electric razors, and so much more. I periodically hit the condenser coils on the fridge, the inside of my computer's CPU. Lots of places where you never look are filled with pet hair and dust. You'd be surprised how much fine dust remains even after you shake out rugs and car floor mats. Brooms get filthy too: little dustpans brooms, push brooms, all of it. I gather those together and blast them all. Guitars have several hard-to-reach spots: Under the strings around the tuners, the bridge/trem, the pickups, and also through the hole(s) if you have an acoustic or a hollowbody. A couple times a year I go through the collection and give everything a once-over with air.
Interesting video. I never knew the benefit of an air compressor except for brad nailers. Recently I was looking into putting insecticide into in-wall tubing in my house, and I saw that an air compressor is needed. However, it seemed like an expensive purchase for just one type of use, so I came here looking for additional uses for this kind of tool.
I bought an air compressor to winterize my lawn system. It was getting to the point where cost of doing one winterizing by a professional was too much compared to just buying a small air compressor. It turns out that I don't need a lot of gallons to winterize my system (8 gallon air compressor for $129). Cost will balance out in 2 winters but I've been looking for other ways to use the air compressor. None so far for me, maybe for a brad nailer when it comes to a big project later in the future.
I'm getting the air compressor for access to filling tires #1 (Live in hot Nevada, constantly need tire filling), also useful as a blower for stuff in the garage you don't care about getting dirty/blowing dust off the cars (huge problem in Nevada), the wrench is a cool idea for stubborn bolts prolly have one for cheap at harbor freight, I'm interested also in the spray paint attachments since there is a lot of textured walls in the south west for some reason as the go to style, also my car is rusted in places from runoff water/snow since I'm from minnesota so I used bondo to repair the damaged areas on the bottoms and used black plastidip to give my entire car a black border to cover the repairs rather than paying for a new paint job. Sorry for the run on sentences I just got lost in the thought.
I own a compressor and... I fill tires with it. Only. Never found a nut I couldn't turn. Blowing filters can also damage them. Shaking filters also cleans them. I use a brush to move sawdust from workbench to floor. (Rather than workbench to the air I'm breathing.) Brads? I might try brads if I had the tool, but I'm not going to spend the money on the longer hose, adapter, and tool when screws and glue work fine.
Ive never found a need for one other than pressurizing engine cylinders so the valves dont drop..... all my other tools are battery or hand powered.... Edit, and gas stations have free tire fill machines....
I just decide to buy compresor for my paint gun and i found 200 liters 4x1100w motor with control panel its second hand and barely used also its quite oil-les type of compressor you think that i have to buy it its £500
Great vid. Just come by an air compressor with a boat load of tools and your vid helped to get a good overview of what can be achieved. Thought about a nail gun as I have some garden projects coming up. Thanks
I think air compressors are becoming less and less useful with the advent of battery powered tools. I have a blower and a drill and that covers most of the use cases you illustrated here. Even nailer or stapler can be powered by batteries and are more reasonably priced considering you'd need to buy a compressor and the tool otherwise.
You cant get that sharp beam of air with anything else on the market but an air compressor it can’t be had with canned air you can’t get it with a battery powered turbo jet fan or ever a wired one.
I hate this high speed oilless compressors. Can’t stand the noise. I have a low speed belt drive devilbiss. Has been running for 20 years. Just change the oil and blow the water out of the tank every day.
who els came here after buying a compressor
Tryna get the most for my money 🤣🤣
Funny!!!🤣😂
Air compressor box still right beside me. 😁
Found an old aircosse compressor in the shed just Found out it's from the early 90's and is 60 times the compressor of all the new ones and mines Done sweet f all RESULT!!!!
🤣🤣🤣close, looking at one at a garage sale tomorrow.
You only scratched the surface of what you can clean out with compressed air. Every month I do the tires, then move on to an assortment of the following: shop vac filter, the filters on the small hand-held vacuum cleaners, the HVAC air filters, the car air filters and cabin filters, my computer's keyboard, the heads of my electric razors, and so much more. I periodically hit the condenser coils on the fridge, the inside of my computer's CPU. Lots of places where you never look are filled with pet hair and dust. You'd be surprised how much fine dust remains even after you shake out rugs and car floor mats. Brooms get filthy too: little dustpans brooms, push brooms, all of it. I gather those together and blast them all. Guitars have several hard-to-reach spots: Under the strings around the tuners, the bridge/trem, the pickups, and also through the hole(s) if you have an acoustic or a hollowbody. A couple times a year I go through the collection and give everything a once-over with air.
Now this is a useful comment!
I bought my 2 gallon compressor mainly for my photo darkroom. brad nailer and airbrush is a bonus.
Would this be useful for getting dead skin and other dirt off of bass strings to make them sound fresh again?
Bass strings are now £30+ for a new set.
Interesting video. I never knew the benefit of an air compressor except for brad nailers. Recently I was looking into putting insecticide into in-wall tubing in my house, and I saw that an air compressor is needed. However, it seemed like an expensive purchase for just one type of use, so I came here looking for additional uses for this kind of tool.
I bought an air compressor to winterize my lawn system. It was getting to the point where cost of doing one winterizing by a professional was too much compared to just buying a small air compressor. It turns out that I don't need a lot of gallons to winterize my system (8 gallon air compressor for $129). Cost will balance out in 2 winters but I've been looking for other ways to use the air compressor. None so far for me, maybe for a brad nailer when it comes to a big project later in the future.
Fill car and bike tires easily without leaving home or pushing manual pumps. I also use to dust out my servers in my lab.
I'm getting the air compressor for access to filling tires #1 (Live in hot Nevada, constantly need tire filling), also useful as a blower for stuff in the garage you don't care about getting dirty/blowing dust off the cars (huge problem in Nevada), the wrench is a cool idea for stubborn bolts prolly have one for cheap at harbor freight, I'm interested also in the spray paint attachments since there is a lot of textured walls in the south west for some reason as the go to style, also my car is rusted in places from runoff water/snow since I'm from minnesota so I used bondo to repair the damaged areas on the bottoms and used black plastidip to give my entire car a black border to cover the repairs rather than paying for a new paint job. Sorry for the run on sentences I just got lost in the thought.
How does this not have more views. Excellent quality and wonderful voice! Keep it up!
Starting a small shop and was looking into getting one of these. Thank you for the vid
I own a compressor and... I fill tires with it. Only.
Never found a nut I couldn't turn.
Blowing filters can also damage them. Shaking filters also cleans them.
I use a brush to move sawdust from workbench to floor. (Rather than workbench to the air I'm breathing.)
Brads? I might try brads if I had the tool, but I'm not going to spend the money on the longer hose, adapter, and tool when screws and glue work fine.
welll hmph. fine.
My use for an air compressor would be mostly for blowing off dust or spray painting as i have battery operated tools
I wondered what the size of your compressor is. I just bought a small one for the garage, 6 gallon capacity.
can you use them to spray stuff?
Ive never found a need for one other than pressurizing engine cylinders so the valves dont drop..... all my other tools are battery or hand powered....
Edit, and gas stations have free tire fill machines....
What size tank and CFM rating is your compressor? Do you find it adequate for impact tools?
I just decide to buy compresor for my paint gun and i found 200 liters 4x1100w motor with control panel its second hand and barely used also its quite oil-les type of compressor you think that i have to buy it its £500
Great vid. Just come by an air compressor with a boat load of tools and your vid helped to get a good overview of what can be achieved. Thought about a nail gun as I have some garden projects coming up. Thanks
I find this fascinating... never thought something like this would interest me.
I think air compressors are becoming less and less useful with the advent of battery powered tools. I have a blower and a drill and that covers most of the use cases you illustrated here. Even nailer or stapler can be powered by batteries and are more reasonably priced considering you'd need to buy a compressor and the tool otherwise.
True, but the cost of battery replacement exceeds the cost of the air compressor and the usage.
You cant get that sharp beam of air with anything else on the market but an air compressor it can’t be had with canned air you can’t get it with a battery powered turbo jet fan or ever a wired one.
@@recklessjunkiejust curious what are you doing with that sharp beam of air?
I thought you were going to link your air compressor in the description :(
I love using them for blowing dust and dirt out of computers and engine bays
So an air compressor speeds up time - awesome!
But I wanted to spray paint myself!
Spray paint myself!
Is that a VW Phaeton?
Nice omanyts on a more beautiful car,R36?
So it's good for 3 things. LOL
Is it not loud for neighbours?
nobody need neighbours
@@EVAN-re2yo thank you for that. That was funny.
yeah, they are loud
I hate this high speed oilless compressors. Can’t stand the noise. I have a low speed belt drive devilbiss. Has been running for 20 years. Just change the oil and blow the water out of the tank every day.
Bread nail, Bret, brat
Thats it?! All that noise for just those things??? .... PASS