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I bought a compresser on the weekend and was wondering if any one knew of any one every using an old BBQ tank asa spare tank to increase the capacity of the compresser tank so my air tools could run for longer periods of time. Safe...... plausible or even possible? could any one help me out?
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you should probably ask someone who's licensed to tell you whether it's safe or not
what kind of compressor did you get?Ну вот... -
Not quite sure the name of it. All I know is that its real old and works great.Originally posted by ÆNIMA
what kind of compressor did you get?"Bilbo" SS is a sophisticated chat channel, nothing more.Comment
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no. Don't do it. Your air tools should run fine on a small compreesor if you're finding you need more, buy a bigger one, but never and i repeat never fuck around with compressed air.
If i find my compressed air training shit i'll send it to ya.There once was a man from Nantucket.Comment
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