Jenny Air Compressor Install At The VinWiki Garage 

I would wear that shirt... There's two layers of fabric protecting my junk all day long, of course it's cleaner than my hands.

Lmao I laughed so hard at this

Hahaha, yeah this killed me!! 😆☠

Re-watched that part about 3x - hilarious

@@chrism8082 Haha! Clearly, Matt is tired of shaking hands. Problem solved ;-)

20:33 Ed is working out how many times he shook Matt's hand. 😂

MrMegacone reminds me of the hand sanitizer I got as a gag gift once that was labeled ”Because you may have touched your genitals” LOl

Edwin Leland HA, I’ve seen that before. Too funny!

Same

Same, I just posted same thing.

I think they were going to put an external outlet but ended up relocating the one from the bottom. Then it just doesnt match.

Sorry - I misspoke - mine is a 3 hp motor, not 2.

I think Matt was referring to the compressor speed not the motor speed.

Brian Mogle Agree, my freezer runs louder than my scroll compressor. 👍

For this application a screw wouldn't get used enough to function long-term.

This garage is conditioned, so that is unlikely. Once a year should be just fine for that tank.

Note, Just realized that you didn't have much height to work with where you ended up mounting the reels.

Wash before the Dixon fittings 😂 .....

3/8" Lags and washers

Garrett Plant Yep it can be locked out at the breaker panel for service. No need for redundancy by adding an additional service disconnect.

@@MikeFigueira No Garrett is correct, it does need a local lockable disconnecting means, even if you install an actual lockout kit on the breaker (which I highly doubt you have), it needs to be within line of sight and 9m to meet code. You also didn't meet code on the lighting, the pot light can is not an approved junction box and the fixtures are not connected to the system ground. Will the way the light fixtures are connected work and be safe? Yes, but does not meet code.

To really do it 100% to code would have meant tearing the old cans out (which were not remodel cans) and replacing them with j-boxes and doing a lot of drywall repair. There simply wasn’t time and as you said this will be safe while not to nec. It’s a unique situation to have cans in a garage and replacing them with a 4’ fixture. As far as isolating and locking out power at the nearby sub panel it’s safe to do. There are effective breaker lockouts that don’t require mods to the panel not that this will ever need to happen here.

Isn't that what all aspire to be?

I love u matt but I had to cringe on this install so much was done wrong.

@@norcalsrt1214 what, exactly, was done wrong? Since you seem to be the expert?

@@Patrick94GSR first off u need to have a water trap comming off the compressor, this will allow water to collect and be purged before it hits the reg and any filters u use in the system. The way matt built this system the water will condense in that stainless hose at the low point with no way to be purged. U should always come off the compressor straight out to a t, the t facing down with a line and drain installed then go up at a 90 vertical into the distribution system. Water will not go up the 90 and settle in the line comming down off the T. With an auto drain on the compressor and the trap off the t u will be free of water entering the system. This will also save u money on filtration as u wont be pushing as much water through ur desiccant filters. Also each line u drop for an air station should have a way to drain on the bottom.

@@Patrick94GSR and I'm no expert I just installed pure air systems for companies like intel, apple and others in silicon valley where water, oil and other impurities were a must remove. I have also seen in person what happens when someone has failed to drain a compressor tank ie explosion. I over built my own system but adding a water trap off the compressor is a must if u want to keep water and moisture out of the lines and save money on filters.

They are wobble piston compressors, so they don't have a whole lot of output. I'm going to be offering smaller silent piston compressors soon.

@@ObsessedGarage awesome, always looking forward for your solutions!

There is no such thing.

unless you can aim hands-free, and then dry off with TP afterwards, then yeah, you should be washing hands afterwards.