on video I turn Fridge Compressor into a Air Compressor
Here is my how to on modifying fridge compressors into silent air compressors. They are ideal if you need:
+ a silent compressor
+ a high pressure compressor
+ have little space and/or don't need a typical shop compressor
Typical fridge compressors are 100 - 300 watt units, deliver 0.7 - 1 CFM of air and can reach pressures over 500 psi.
Here is a video where I discuss the process briefly (I'll make a new one soon - feel free to comment or ask questions)
Here is my how to on modifying fridge compressors into silent air compressors. They are ideal if you need:
+ a silent compressor
+ a high pressure compressor
+ have little space and/or don't need a typical shop compressor
Typical fridge compressors are 100 - 300 watt units, deliver 0.7 - 1 CFM of air and can reach pressures over 500 psi.
Here is a video where I discuss the process briefly (I'll make a new one soon - feel free to comment or ask questions)
Here is my how to on modifying fridge compressors into silent air compressors. They are ideal if you need:
+ a silent compressor
+ a high pressure compressor
+ have little space and/or don't need a typical shop compressor
Typical fridge compressors are 100 - 300 watt units, deliver 0.7 - 1 CFM of air and can reach pressures over 500 psi.
Here is a video where I discuss the process briefly (I'll make a new one soon - feel free to comment or ask questions)
Here is my how to on modifying fridge compressors into silent air compressors. They are ideal if you need:
+ a silent compressor
+ a high pressure compressor
+ have little space and/or don't need a typical shop compressor
Typical fridge compressors are 100 - 300 watt units, deliver 0.7 - 1 CFM of air and can reach pressures over 500 psi.
Here is a video where I discuss the process briefly (I'll make a new one soon - feel free to comment or ask questions)
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