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Finally Upgraded My In-Shop Air Today

ARAMP1

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I've kind of been working on this off and on and finally got pretty much done today.

I've been wanting to invest in some new Snap On air tools, and I figured that if I spend the kind of money, I want nice, clean air to run them. So anyway, I started by hanging a diamond plate aluminum sheet on the wall to hang the filters and a couple water traps. The big long cylinder is full of desiccant. I ran the air line into the attic where I have one drop between the garage doors in pretty much the center of the garage ceiling with a hose reel. I've got another line ready for another hose real at the other end of the garage and I've got a drop set up where I can plug a hose in right by the garage doors where I can run a line out into the drive way. All of them have water traps. Now I have nice dry air for all of my air tools.

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Damn is that your shop or an office with an overhead door? Looks so clean.
 
nothing fancy, hell my garage doesn't even have drywall let alone painted and textured walls...
 
Too bad you have to rip it all out when you get orders and move :doah:
I've set it up so the diamond plate aluminum with all the filters just unscrews from the wall. I plan on leaving all the air line above the garage when I PCS.
 

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