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We have now added to the collection of compressed-air powered tools in the Hackspace Workshop. | We have now added to the collection of compressed-air powered tools in the Hackspace Workshop. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:20, 22 February 2019
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Information on this page is out of date. The specific problem is: Was the regulator installed? Please help update the page if you can. The talk page may contain suggestions. (Feb 2019) |
We have now added to the collection of compressed-air powered tools in the Hackspace Workshop.
The Lubricator / regulator needs to be installed, and when it is in place we will have the following tools available for use:
Air Die Grinder
Cutoff Grinder
Note that these should not be run directly from the compressor using dry air.
On the other hand, don't use lubricated air for paint spraying! (We may set up the smaller compressor for this purpose).