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[@cardo1111]

The America's Test Kitchen of detailing, always learning something 👍🏽

[@charleschristiansen1963]

Need to build a tool for Prevost setups that would be similar to how the Swisstrax tool works.

[@wessmith6558]

Curious where you put the dryer condensation hose for drainage.

[@ObsessedGarage]

Since the building is conditioned and dehumidified, I've found just hanging off the back is sufficient. It just drips on the floor.

[@flatsixer105]

Silly question here but: if you’re building a house from scratch, would you put all the compressed, air piping and fittings behind the walls or is that just asking for trouble or whenever you need to troubleshoot for leaks and such

[@ObsessedGarage]

I actually prefer keeping them exposed, both aesthetically, and as you mentioned, for service.

[@flatsixer105]

@@ObsessedGarage I must admit they do look cool these Prevost hardware

[@EvanZalys]

In a workshop you prioritize utility above all else. Everything should be exposed for maximum flexibility.