Originally posted by BenoitOWN
***Official price for the ShoeBox compressor will be 390 dollars***
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Well if that's the case, something needs to be in place before these pumps go live or everyone buying one is SOL.....Originally posted by mpsdTom said it wouldn't be safe to use it because of the time under which it would be exposed on such high PSI, didn't he?
Hopefully Mr. Kaye got a solution.Comment
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Mr. "I hate macro line" whaaa?!?!?Originally posted by BeemerI just got some Macro line to use with mine.
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I've got about nine feet of micro line if you'd rather use that.Originally posted by BeemerI just got some Macro line to use with mine.
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I like the idea but what IF your hamster/dog/two year old knocks the timer off the wall or the timer fails. You may just have a blown burst disk. Or, as mentioned, you would fill your house with air!Originally posted by xero28If someone else want to weigh in on this, go ahead. But I'm fairly positive the answer is "YES, you can do this". The compressor has to get to 3000 psi before it gets to 4500 psi, and it won't jump from 2800 to 3700 all of a sudden. If you are watching it, just turn it off when it gets to 3k.
I had a discussion with someone about this in one of the other compressor threads. Basically, you can find out how long it takes to fill an empty tank up to 3k psi, let's say 2 hours. Get a timer that you can plug the ShoeBox and shop compressor into. Set the timer for 2 hours. It will shut everything off after 2 hours and you should have a full 3k psi tank without having to watch it.
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Right, but again, 3k tanks have 5k burst disk and are hydro tested to 5000 psi. So a fill to 4500 psi "shouldn't" hurt it or even blow the disk.Originally posted by noah_I like the idea but what IF your hamster/dog/two year old knocks the timer off the wall or the timer fails. You may just have a blown burst disk. Or, as mentioned, you would fill your house with air!
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Was sitting next to a buddy when his macro blew, his marker was in his lap. I didn't want to see the bruise but from the way he acted it was painful. ChrisOriginally posted by ThordicI really wish I had pics of my hand after 1,000 PSI through macro blew up in my palm. That was one impressive bruise. I don't even wanna know what 4500 would feel like. Ouch.Comment
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Originally posted by xero28Right, but again, 3k tanks have 5k burst disk and are hydro tested to 5000 psi. So a fill to 4500 psi "shouldn't" hurt it or even blow the disk.
it will. i've had 5k disks blow at a 3k hot fill.Comment
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