Air Compressor
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| Hive13 Project |
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| Old Air Compressor |
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| Status: Inactive |
| Start Date: 2/1/2012 |
| No Longer Hive13 Equipment |
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| List of All Documented Equipment |
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| Owner/Loaner: User:Paul |
| Hive13 Asset Tag: None |
| Make/Model: Craftsman 919177541 (google) |
| Arrival Date: 01/2012 |
| Does it work?: No |
| Certification Needed?: no |
| Contact: User:Paul |
| Floorplan: 3D |
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Contents
Overview
Status
As of 1/24/2014 the air tank has a hole rusted through it. Paul has a spare tank, however the tank is ~1.5 hours away from Cincinnati. Heckle him if you want it replaced.
We should also REALLY look into an automatic &| easy way to drain the tank of moisture.
Summary
We have an air compressor in the dirty room (3D) and it is hooked up to a 50' retractable air hose reel. We also have a 50' extension hose so you can reach any location in the hackerspace.
The air compressor is a Craftsman 919177541 with a 4 HP motor and a 20 gallon tank.
Project Manager
Contributors
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What needs to be done
This is an overview list of high level steps that need to be done in order to complete this project.
- Air tank has a hole rusted in it. Needs replacement.
- We want to run an air drop to the Fab Lab.
- Air regulator & moisture trap required.
- Need moisture traps @ the air compressor.
- Some sort of hose system for draining the air compressor in a more controlled manner. I have always just turned off the compressor then opened the drain valve. This gets water everywhere.
What has been done
- Run 220 to 3D
- Mounted 50' retractable air reel
- Purchased 50' hose extension
- Two leaks were discovered and fixed:
- Leak #1 was in the air pressure off switch, and required an $84 replacement part, Ed & Paul covered the cost.
- Leak #2 was in the emergency air release valve, Paul purchased the replacement part off Amazon.
- As of this moment, it is air tight and can be left on without slowly leaking.
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