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    Thanks Denny, great job. I'll be back later this afternoon.

    Shine, $400 or did you mean $40 ?

    Any of these look good ?

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    You want to "NOT" have an inline oiler/lubricator in your airlines if you do any painting or blowing off of parts. The oiler can and will push very tiny particles of oil thru and it can mix with paints and get on parts. I always have a bottle of air tool oil on my workbench and add a few drops to my tools as I use them. I just have a Devilbiss drier inline at the outlet of the hose with a drain for water.
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    Of course. Alway's have a dedicated line for oil lube tools. I've never had one, I just add drops to my tools, but since I want to paint I'll need another line.
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    Seems to me, you could have a dedicated air tool line with oiler, just plumb it after the painting line, and remember not to use the oiler line for dusting off.
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    Exactly. Two lines, one dirty one clean.
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    Not to ruffle feathers here BUT, if I were painting a car or whatever, I would try to minimize the risk of ruining a paint job by using some cheap filter/drier. I understand $$ availability and I have used the el crapo filter driers when I was learning. However, even I could see back then that I was potentially spraying water drops....I could do a blow gun test and actually see moisture. Like Shine says in post 36, a compressor type dryer is cheap insurance. Last time I bought paint, it was pretty darn costly.... buying the paint again would be even worse. Recently, I have been spraying a lot of high temperature paint and post baking it. I was amazed at how effective grounding the parts were to keep airborne paricles from sticking to the parts.....if you don't have a booth, there is an enormous amount of crud floating in the air!!
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    a dryer is 400 dollars and so is a gal of red .

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    Sounds like a Texas chili description, Shine!!

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    well it wont burn but half way thru a 2x4 but it'll put lava in your britches ........

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    Come on ice cream!!!

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    my chili will make ice cream jump out of the bowl and run away screaming like a little girl .

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    Quote Originally Posted by FUNFER2 View Post
    Awesome that you made a drawing !

    Why not have both regulators in the two vertical pipes, next to the one in the drawing ?
    Oh ya, mine are iron pipe too.
    Denny, what happened to your drawing ? Says it's invalid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FUNFER2 View Post
    Denny, what happened to your drawing ? Says it's invalid.
    I think Denny got cheezed off at me and doesn't want to play any more.
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    Well, how dare you, just when he was playing well with me. Cryin' now
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