Anyone used these?

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Re: Anyone used these?

no...but it looks pretty cool...i was checking out some in line filters the other day...I am guessing the more you got the better in general. Did you see this little dodad that goes with that filter? http://www.thetoolmaster.com/devilbissa ... cator.aspx

rather $$$ but wow...that is neat

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I wonder if the snakes can be dried and reused.

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I wonder if the snakes can be dried and reused.

I do

Hehehe....

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Re: Anyone used these?

I remember when they came out a couple of painters I knew tried them,they work but they are kind of bulky.I use a diy expansion tank.It works great.I usually use two small inline desicant filters but that's just to make me feel better.

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Juan]

I wonder if the snakes can be dried and reused.

I do

Hehehe....

Do you just let them air dry?

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Juan]

I wonder if the snakes can be dried and reused.

I do

Hehehe....

Do you just let them air dry?

I think he is talking about the trouser snake

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Ok, So I'm a little slow today. Damnit!

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Juan]

I wonder if the snakes can be dried and reused.

I do

Hehehe....

Do you just let them air dry?

prffft...

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Do you have the poor man chiller, which is dehydrating compressed air. The system I assembled is just based on temperature differential. Pass the air through a chamber 3*f cool than the compressed air it will shed almost all it humidity.

Pics?

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Re: Anyone used these?

That sounds like the same thing.I took an old sears 25gal. horizontal compressor and robbed the working parts.Then put male and female quick connects on the tank using the holes where the pump was.Then mounted a hose real ontop.When I need it I just plug the line from my compressor into that.I leave the drain cracked more on the second tank to let the water out.Surprising how well it works.Find a cool [the cooler the better]spot in the shop to park it and you're good to go.