Unboxing, Reviewing And Testing The Wolf Air Sioux 25 Compressor. Cheap Compressor.

[@adamjohn1995]

Think I will be getting one. Thank you for taking the time to review it

[@gwenyngruffydd]

No problem 😊

[@chrisneedham5803]

Nice little compressor and also at a good price 🍷🍺👍🏼

[@gwenyngruffydd]

I thought so. Makes painting the hives a dream!! 😁

[@terrymccann7658]

Another great video would that compressor be ok for a brad nailer to make up frames ?

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Yes, would easily cope with that.

[@terrymccann7658]

@@gwenyngruffydd Thanks do you have a link where you got yours as i have had a look and cant find many on the net

[@gwenyngruffydd]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/372837303910

[@gwenyngruffydd]

You can buy it cheaper again if you don’t need the extra tools

[@andysredmini]

Hi. Does the oil filler plug have a thread on it? I have one of these compressors but it has no plug and I can’t find a replacement online. I’m considering making a replacement but the compressor looks like it has a plain bore. Thanks

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Hi from memory its a plain boar but I cant remember 100% best to drop the manufacturer an email to confirm.

[@andysredmini]

@@gwenyngruffydd Thanks. I tried contacting the manufacturer but the have gone through a few owners and are now owned by an Indian company and I have reached a dead end.

[@gwenyngruffydd]

I will take a look at mine in the morning for you. If I don’t respond by 4pm tomorrow comment again to remind me 😊👍🏻

[@andysredmini]

That would be great if you could. Could you also look if it has a breather hole? I did make a one on a lathe but it was tight to go in and has now disappeared. I’m not sure if it has shot out as I can’t find it anywhere. Thanks again

[@pauldoherty5426]

Could you tell us more about that wood oil please gryff

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Hi, I’m experimenting with linseed oil and a specific decking oil that’s designed for cedar that apparently is non toxic once dry!

[@gwenyngruffydd]

It used to be called cedar treat 22 company called rye oil sells it. But I’m not in a position to recommend it yet.

[@pauldoherty5426]

Logs good and quick to apply will be interesting to see how it does love the content thanks for making time to share

[@alijee9443]

who manufacture them?

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Good question, I’m not sure

[@del-boysnostalgiatvads7416]

You do the lawnmower huh, ???

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Not sure what you mean?

[@del-boysnostalgiatvads7416]

@@gwenyngruffydd you stupid huh ??? I says you do the lawnmower huh, ???

[@alimabrahim4462]

who manufacturer these compressor is this the same as hoteche

[@gwenyngruffydd]

I’m not sure

[@JP-nx9rm]

Sponsored by John Deere 😂 , good vid chief 👍

[@gwenyngruffydd]

😂😂 the hat is a John Deere look alike!!

[@glyndavies591]

Da iawn edrych mlaen ir fidio nesaf compressor yn handy iawn

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Handy dros ben a ddim yn gas ar y pocket!

[@GC987]

I see by coincidence Kamon Reynolds is preparing to wax dip his hives kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZSymKZ8paekp5Y which I've seen done in North America whereas in the UK we generally paint. Interesting you use oil rather than paint and the compressor looks to be a smart tool for the job. What oil do you use considering the chemicals in many commercially available wood oils ?

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Yes I like the idea of wax dipping too. I know sone beefarmers that dip with beeswax but you need a lot of wax! I’m trying to treat some of my hives with a clear treatment. Very hard to find a clear paint. Varnished a lot of hives last year and they look terrible after 1 winter. Been experimenting with linseed oil and a decking oil designed for cedar. Apparently non toxic once dry. I like that oil is absorbed by the wood where paint sticks to the surface and tends to peel off. There will be a video going up about it all 😊

[@gwenyngruffydd]

It used to be called cedar treat 22 company called rye oil sells it. But I’m not in a position to recommend it yet.

[@GC987]

@@gwenyngruffydd Thanks. Anything bee friendly; efficient to apply & cost effective is interesting. With the wax I understand once the initial outlay is made to fill up a suitable vessel, the incremental cost is reasonable (would be interesting to know if £ 100 spent on wax rather than say a compressor was sufficient - might not be too far off)..... of course you'd still need gas to melt the wax and a tank for the work whereas a compressor can do several things and wax only is worth while on a large number of boxes. Looking forward to your follow up video.

[@gwenyngruffydd]

All valid points! 👍🏻

[@sentimentalbloke7586]

Naaaaaaaa

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Not keen on it?

[@sentimentalbloke7586]

@@gwenyngruffydd Not big enough for me but thanks anyways

[@paul.5431]

Pointing an air tool at your face 🤕 … DON’T DO IT!

[@gwenyngruffydd]

Good point