What's your view look like today?
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Is that from a range, or your house lol?
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Haha, that's at the range, I only contributed 250 rounds to that pile...
That bin is over 4' tall by 6' wide and over 4' deep. That a lot of brass!
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Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
Do they recycle it or reload it? You should keep your brass for when you start reloading. Nice relaxing hobby.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
I have been in the same boat since i started jetskiing... Figure I will get back into once I hurt myself.
Haha, I keep saying that I'm saving for when I'm old, bored and too tired to brap!
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BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
This thing is in my way every time I back up.
OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
The wife and I took an 8 hr drive up to Fayettville GA and back to pick up a new compressor for the OCD garage.
3HP, 30 gallon and 9.1 CFM of pneumatic goodness for $225.
3HP, 30 gallon and 9.1 CFM of pneumatic goodness for $225.
speedysprocket
Alex
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
8 hours for that?! That's what I paid for my used 60 gallon...The wife and I took an 8 hr drive up to Fayettville GA and back to pick up a new compressor for the OCD garage.
3HP, 30 gallon and 9.1 CFM of pneumatic goodness for $225.
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- Location
- Denver, NC
Problem is, it's way easier to find a 60 gallon vertical than it is to find a 220 belt driven horizontal. Being that OCD is in a 2 car garage, I can see why he was set on the smaller style, my guess is that he will tuck it under a bench as to keep valuable workspace to a maximum
Here's a couple quick pics of my 1972 Speedaire that I restored 4 years ago when I started my business out of my 2 car garage. $120 on CL, triple cylinder two stage. Welded up some intake plates that adapt to 3/4" hose (from a GP1300R bilge system, lol) You can then run the intake hoses into a car airbox from the junkyard. It cuts way down on the running noise!
speedysprocket
Alex
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
I don't know. Unless that thing is really fast or something. My 60 gallon upright has a smaller foot print and is 220v too. Some pipe tubing, washers, sheet metal and a generic car air filter and it breaths clean air a little bit quieter..Problem is, it's way easier to find a 60 gallon vertical than it is to find a 220 belt driven horizontal. Being that OCD is in a 2 car garage, I can see why he was set on the smaller style, my guess is that he will tuck it under a bench as to keep valuable workspace to a maximum
Here's a couple quick pics of my 1972 Speedaire that I restored 4 years ago when I started my business out of my 2 car garage. $120 on CL, triple cylinder two stage. Welded up some intake plates that adapt to 3/4" hose (from a GP1300R bilge system, lol) You can then run the intake hoses into a car airbox from the junkyard. It cuts way down on the running noise!
- Location
- Denver, NC
Agreed, but you can shove one of these under the workbench in a little garage, which is what I think Boyer is after. We are in a 3000 sq ft space now, but this little beast still chugs right along, also have a 60 gallon upright Puma from Northern. Looking at refrigerated air dryers now, humidity is about to make our compressed air 1/2 water
Dirtybird
Ex*ta*ski
- Location
- St. Clair, MI