I just finished upgrading my 2.5 inch shop vac system to 4in Wen 650 CFM system built into my workbench, I’m installing the DIY canister filter tomorrow to finish it up-
I like the idea of the compressor in the attic, but do you ever drain it, or how often do you drain it? I've always heard condensation can build up inside them causing them to rust and fail. I only use my pancake compressor occasionally, but let the air out and drain it after every use. It's accessible, but still a pain in the neck each time. Have I been too worried about it? Because I'd rather not do that and would like to just leave it charged and ready for use.
I too only have a pancake compressor and I have probably drained it once in a year and I just drain it into a bucket my compressor is hanging on a bracket so the drain valve is easily accessible but honestly it’s not something I think about very often seen at those compressors and 99 bucks and it would take it years and years to rust but now that you come in that I will drain it today good looking out
dude, great call on putting the dust collector in the attic. I work in a single car garage shop and have been looking to upgrade from shop vac/cyclone. best of luck with the channel!
Nice - never thought about the attic 😎
Nice! Now you need ac.
Right that would be sweet
I have a time-saver at my job it is awesome! Good video
I just finished upgrading my 2.5 inch shop vac system to 4in Wen 650 CFM system built into my workbench, I’m installing the DIY canister filter tomorrow to finish it up-
Sweet send me a pic on Instagram I want to c it
Beautiful system well done on the dust collection
Wow great video! Really enjoyed all of your dust collection innovations. Looking forward to seeing your shop in person! Paul
Sweet man thanks I’ll hit by guys up wen I get back
I like the idea of the compressor in the attic, but do you ever drain it, or how often do you drain it? I've always heard condensation can build up inside them causing them to rust and fail. I only use my pancake compressor occasionally, but let the air out and drain it after every use. It's accessible, but still a pain in the neck each time. Have I been too worried about it? Because I'd rather not do that and would like to just leave it charged and ready for use.
I too only have a pancake compressor and I have probably drained it once in a year and I just drain it into a bucket my compressor is hanging on a bracket so the drain valve is easily accessible but honestly it’s not something I think about very often seen at those compressors and 99 bucks and it would take it years and years to rust but now that you come in that I will drain it today good looking out
dude, great call on putting the dust collector in the attic. I work in a single car garage shop and have been looking to upgrade from shop vac/cyclone. best of luck with the channel!
Thanks man what it is
I thought about doing the same thing,but I was concerned that 140F might be to much for it.
It mite? I’ll find out for both of us I’ll do an update if it blows up fingers crossed thanks for watching
Wow Stone! That Dust Right system REALLY SUCKS! Great job! And thanks for taking us into your attic, I've always wanted to see it! It's FRICKEN RAD!
Thats not a dust deputy
what is it ?
@@StonerEricson It's called a "Dustopper"
@@StonerEricson Also, Thank you for your video. Very informative.