Hi! Nurse here. Those big syringes are for the patients we don't like. The come paired with the bigger needles, too (Serious answer: Some instances require a lot of fluid for stuff, like flushing urinary catheters or NG tubes. It has a statlock on it, so it is technically compatible with IVs, but I rarely if ever see that much fluid given via syringe.)
@oldNavyJZ3 күн бұрын
Also for draining lungs that have filled with fluid, etc.
@4bSix86f613 күн бұрын
Now I can finally use that fridge compressor I have under my workbench for the past 5 years, Earned a sub
@trevorqualls9470 Жыл бұрын
“How you handle the freon, thats between you and god” hahahahah 🤣🤣🤣
@matt455403 күн бұрын
It's only hundreds of times more potent than CO2
@M-mj8bd3 күн бұрын
The ice in Antarctica is currently the thickest it's ever been. Fyi
@adnanxm2 күн бұрын
@M-mj8bd that's a wild thing to lie about, lol.
@shakdidagalimal2 күн бұрын
@@adnanxm See tony heller here on the tube to finds out who is lying. Guess what, it ain't he. Get a mirror and confess, after watching some tony heller channel here. It's not your fault, they just lie to you.
@adnanxmКүн бұрын
@shakdidagalimal so your proof is a bunch of easily debunked nonsense by a borderline schizoposter, yea that checks out 😂
@alfredo42o4 күн бұрын
I absolutely love the idea of an affordable, small, and most importantly QUIET air compressor! Even better that it's a fairly simple diy project. I am useless when it comes to working on electronics, but i would actually consider making one of these. With it being so quiet, you could even use a bigger tank, as the capacity of the pump matters less when its so quiet. I wouldn't mind this just always being on in the background
@rickc3038 күн бұрын
Fun fact: Freon is DuPont's registered trademark for R12. So unless the refrigerant is DuPont R12, it's not Freon
@benraymond44354 күн бұрын
The Freon trademark is not specific to R12, it is for all of their fluorinated hydrocarbons. They also have Suva (and others), and appear to use it interchangeably on DuPont's various websites. They list R-134a as Freon 134a and Suva 134a.
@D2O2Күн бұрын
I love "facts" that are in fact, not facts. Duponts brand name for Dichlorodifluoromethane is "Freon-12"
@PokePika01Күн бұрын
It's sparkling air.
@RandoWisLuLКүн бұрын
facts arnt fun when you are wrong though
@cphank372215 күн бұрын
You might consider keeping the condenser coil and fan to make dry air. Keeping the reservoir tank dry prevents it rusting out. I think the rectfier makes DC so the pump can be a cheap 12VDC tire inflator pump.
@trahar62575 күн бұрын
I have my 3.5 hp compressor running straight into a transmission cooler with a fan and shroud. Air goes in at nearly 300 degrees and comes out closer to 90. Then to an auto drain air dryer before going into the main tank. I have another dryer coming out of the tank but it’s never had anything it. Most of the benefit of Nitrogen filled tires is that it doesn’t hold moisture. If the air going in your tires has less moisture your tire pressure will fluctuates less that it would otherwise. Dry air is the best air
@frostbite19915 күн бұрын
the pump motor is absolutely 12v. I scavenged one off a junk HF pancake compressor. Motor even said 12v DC on it.
@TrashPanda713 күн бұрын
I could use one for future projects if someone was willing to part with one. I'd pay shipping.
@ferrumignis2 күн бұрын
@@trahar6257That's a myth, nitrogen can be wet (i.e. a mix of nitrogen and water vapor). The nitrogen used for tire inflation has been dried to remove the water.
@ferrumignis2 күн бұрын
@@frostbite1991It quite obviously is not a 12v motor otherwise it would be smoked the first time it was switched on. It is a permanent magnet motor (which requires DC) but is rated for line voltage.
@davidplaster4576 Жыл бұрын
Use JB Weld around the threads to seal leaking threads, doesn't matter if it's the original or quick weld. Just make sure that it fully cures BEFORE putting any pressure on it!!
@thedoubtfultechnician8067 Жыл бұрын
I considered solder as well, but decided against anything permanent to make any future repairs easier.
@kickboxs775 күн бұрын
Pretty cool idea. It’s not very portable but if you’ve got a mini compressor for space reasons and you don’t lug it around too often this would be a really kick ass upgrade. At first I was a little apprehensive because I was scared of what would happen if the pressure switch failed but a quick google search seems to indicate that a compressor of that type probably won’t make much over 200 if that so I felt quite a bit better after reading that. Thanks for posting 👍
@lexwells4763Күн бұрын
My first job was in a photo lab back when film was used for pictures. The air compressor in that shop sounded just like this compressor. When I got my compressor many years later I never could figure out how they got that film shop compressor so quiet. Its clearly using this type of setup. They should make all compressors this way.
@jonathanhughes7759 Жыл бұрын
Dude I hope your channel blows up.... Your videos are pretty d@mn good
@TyK621 Жыл бұрын
"I don't" at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1144">19:04</a> made me chuckle. Fun video good job.
@BangShiftViolence3 күн бұрын
The factory oil recharge for that compressor is 384ml. Dry is 440ml.
@inkrpen2 күн бұрын
Can you provide your resources?
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
@@inkrpen Google search the model # on the Google Watch the video for the model #
@ADRIAAN10072 күн бұрын
I built a similar air compressor a few years ago, I needed a ultra quite compressor for airbrushing in the house and off the shelf ultra quite compressors were more than $800. I bought a brand new 2 gallon compressor on sale for $75 to get a known good pressure vessel, pressure switch and safety blow off valve, and slapped on a salvaged fridge compressor and 1 micron micromist oil/water separator from SMC to get the cleanest driest possible air cost less than $160 to build a compressor i cant even hear running from 2 feet away
@bobboflyКүн бұрын
Mine has been a dependable workhorse for over a decade. Zero complaints.
@DerekWoolverton2 күн бұрын
We've got chemistry here. Can you feel it? I felt it! All right Janice.
@Pilotman2823 сағат бұрын
Good video quality to boot! Well done sir!
@george-broughton4 күн бұрын
There's a Wendy's in Leeds, UK so we have the baconator also.
@paulmcgrath21754 күн бұрын
The drain valve is off center. You will have a permanent puddle in the tank that can't drain unless you tilt it while draining.
@bleach_drink_me2 күн бұрын
That's not his design. That's the way they come.
@tk4293 күн бұрын
I'd consider extending the drain for even easier access.
@piousminion78225 күн бұрын
I was under the impression that those compressors were higher pressure, but very slow. Hmm, Maybe I could do this with a slightly larger tank and 2 compressors running in parallel for increased CFM. Love the video. You gained a sub. :)
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
2 compressors = 2x amperage draw
@DimMakTen31Күн бұрын
Find the biggest 120v appliance like an ice machine that pulls as close to 15amps and that should be the biggest rated compressor of this type. I used one from an Ice machine.
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
@@DimMakTen31 True! But where are you going to find a perfectly good ice machine that nobody wants, just to scavenge a compressor from. Ice machines usually run A LOT!, refrigerators run about 30-50% on-off, but ice runs about 80% on, that is a lot more wear and tear on the valves before the total machine failed. Not impossible, just don't be holding your breath.
@DimMakTen31Күн бұрын
@@johnrussell6620 not as easy to find as a fridge, i was just explaining how i found about as much compressor as you can get on 120v
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
@@DimMakTen31 True, The compressor in the OP's project already runs at about 9-10A, and 50A during start, Not a lot of margin for a bigger compressor unless you go with a 20A breaker, wire, and outlet dedicated, as ICE is supposed to be on a dedicated circuit because of the electrical demand. 100% run should only consume 80% of available electrical capacity, preferably less.
@phordguy Жыл бұрын
Add a toolbox seat on top of it! Great job!
@thedoubtfultechnician8067 Жыл бұрын
Ahhh I should’ve built the whole thing under a shop stool! Missed opportunity.
@ausseamore83862 күн бұрын
I would like to know where I can get that full recording of that version of Chopin's compositions
@haydenc27423 күн бұрын
I used one of those self tapping screws...it was the very short 1/2" one...drilled a hole in the bottom to drain the oil, then put 10w-30 motor oil (so later on I can just unscrew that bolt and replace the oil with regularity)...but that harbor freight oil would be much better (non-detergent oil) I put 2oz...or 1/4 cup...those little compressors don't use alot...and will blow it out until it's at the right level oh..another thing...a good 1/4oz of MotorKote will help the compressor on dry starts Very very very cool!
@kyleallred9843 күн бұрын
How does this compare to the Milwaukee inflator setup?
@bob87762 күн бұрын
It’s a jelly bean 12v hobby motor. That’s the reason for rectification. Half the motorized doodads in that store are probably using the same part
@WiSeNhEiMeR-13692 күн бұрын
Thanks COOP ...
@TrashPanda712 күн бұрын
Never seen the inside of a fridge compressor, wonder how they work ?
@xsbiggy63494 күн бұрын
You know, the raw commentary alone.....that earned you another subscriber
@EdwardTriesToScienceКүн бұрын
old video but that rectifier is indeed for the compressor motor, that looks to me like a brushed motor and while they *can* run on AC as seen in so called universal motors of vacuum cleaners and corded drills, theres no stator winding on that one from what i can tell so it only can run off DC (as with a stator magnet the commutator flips the AC rapidly but itll never sync up with a magnet while a stator winding will be in sync as in the stator field is opposing to the rotor field)
@EdwardTriesToScienceКүн бұрын
why they used that instead of an induction motor i honestly have no clue, perhaps since it has to be so small and also spin really fast, induction motors are big if they need torque, the kinda motor youd see on a furnace blower or large air compressor instead
@xXKisskerXx23 сағат бұрын
I'd be curious about the actual dB reading of how loud that is to be honest.
@bryandraughn98303 күн бұрын
The fire extinguisher tanks are rated to 300 PSI!
@Overlegen4 күн бұрын
Those big syringes are used for medical syringe pumps, when you need a slow and steady dose over time. It’s coupled to an iv-line, for example running iv anaesthesia during an operation or epinephrine in the ICU
@jacobtrapp3772Күн бұрын
That compressor has seen way too much use stock. Good on you man. Good on you.
@fragdude15 күн бұрын
For my second compressor I bought a larger 20 gal with a belt run pump ($4-500 range, but it had good performance numbers and relatively quiet. Plus I later augmented my fixed air lines with an additional removable tank). I got really annoyed with the water that would come out of the system, more cause I didn’t want it to go into my tires, but also my tools, so I got a cheap (I think it was like $15?) transmission cooler, got the appropriate copper tubing & a decent filter and threw that all between the pump and the tank. Positioned the cooler in front of the belt guard which is in front of the fan that runs off the motor and viola. Pulls lots, dare I say effectively all detectable?, water from the compressed air & cools the charged air down so it’s even denser in the tank. Didn’t take long, wasn’t expensive (most expensive part was the filter/ / air/water separator - scoured eBay for a while looking for a good enough one that was heavily discounted) & keeps my lines & tanks virtually moisture free (some builds up, but only after a lotttt of use). It’s awesome. Always wanted a faster pump without breaking the bank. Will have to check out some fridge compressors - thanks!
@cphank37226 күн бұрын
Maybe you can keep the condenser and condenser fan from the old fridge. A window AC may work better for this purpose...maybe keep the evaporator as well in series with the condenser and a trap at the end to drain water.
@simonlang20012 күн бұрын
How many cfm do u get and can it power a paint gun my crafts man barely dose, it can spray for 6 to 10 seconds before having to stop spraying, to alow air to recharge
@saigyl91492 күн бұрын
if you run the air through the fridge coils and then the water separator then the tank, you wouldn't have to worry about water accumulation in the tank. you would need a much better separator though
@steveskouson96202 күн бұрын
FFL and MFL fittings, also work on Co2 systems for a homebrewer's kegerator. (See if you can guess who used a set of HVAC gauges on his kegerator.) Also, in my old house AC compressor leaked out all its freon. Let's try using R-600 instead of the R-20 in it. You can get BBQ grade R-600 at Home D, in 15 pound refillable bottles. Little over $20. Had to refill about 6 times that summer, but here in Phoenix, we survived. Landlord replaced the AC in the fall, when they were a LOT cheaper. steve
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
R600 is Isobutane, it is flammable/explosive, do not do this! R-600 is not 'BBQ Gas'! Rechargeable cigarette lighters are R-600....R-290 is propane, propane is "BBQ Gas", do not do this!! it is flammable/explosive, do not do this!. Refrigeration systems that are engineer for and do use R-290 only have 2oz, 3oz max 5oz of refrigerant and if it managed to leak it would only cause a small localized explosion, 5lb of propane leaking could explode your entire house! it is flammable/explosive, do not do this!
@MikeStavola3 күн бұрын
Just wondering how well this held up. I tried this a long while ago, but it locked up after a few months. I really liked having a small, silent compressor like this, so maybe I'll make another one with a larger compressor.
@thedoubtfultechnician80673 күн бұрын
Just used it today! I use it all the time even when a bigger compressor would be better, because I simply don’t hear it running so I don’t care.
@RVCMemes3 күн бұрын
I didnt even know Harrys had hoodies lmao also I have the same compressor and its loud af
@TrashPanda713 күн бұрын
Got me wanting to do this now.. hmm need to start looking for a junk fridge..
@paulthompson12162 күн бұрын
I can’t seem to find my refrigerator. Anyone seen it?
@C-V-Z11 күн бұрын
I wonder how well a window unit compressor would fare. Have a newer HF 3gal pancake that is also ungodly loud and inefficient that i keep in my car and run off an inverter on occasion.
@thedoubtfultechnician806711 күн бұрын
I don’t think that would be good to keep in your car. Not good if they roll over, and quite heavy. What do you use it for?
@beyondwhatisknown2 күн бұрын
I need that rubber check valve for my own 3 gallon Canadian Tire compressor made by the same company. Mine is malformed and leaks. I looked everywhere for parts but nobody sells it. Can you mail it to me?
@ChunkyMonkaayyy Жыл бұрын
nice1. I wouldn't trust myself to not mess it up and have the thing go kabooom!!! LOL
@cphank37226 күн бұрын
Speaking of kaboom, fridge compressors are capable of much higher pressure than a cheap air compressor. Be sure to set the pressure switch accordingly and consider adding a high pressure blowout plug as well.
@COBARHORSE12 күн бұрын
If anybody needs more CFM than this will provide, then use an air conditioning compressor. You might even be able to use the housing for a neat package. I would recommend plumbing the air that comes out of the compressor through one of the condensers or evaporators for extra cooling.
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
Air conditioning compressors are mostly 220v, just as big as a conventional compressor, need a larger tank to be useful and become very immovable by the time you are done.
@COBARHORSE1Күн бұрын
@@johnrussell6620 that is true that many air conditioners are heavy and require 220 volts. But there are also smaller units that run on 120 volts. I have a 5000 BTU unit that would be perfect for air compressor use.
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
@@COBARHORSE1 The RST40 in this video has 3500BTU at 20Deg, and probably has 4000-4500 if it was in an A/C running at 40Deg, so your 5000btu A/C would only be 15-25% bigger, counting and comparing BTU's as a common comparison factor. I'm not saying you are wrong, I'm saying there is not that much advantage. Why disassemble a perfectly good small window A/C? Why expect a faulty window A/C to function at peak efficiency to deliver more than the OP's 4000-ish BTU's of capacity. on the other hand, rip apart a 12000, or a 15000 BTU 120v 20A A/C and lug that compressor around...
@AndyPhu5 күн бұрын
Literally me in the garage minus recording myself and posting it on youtube.
@imanshojaee5109Күн бұрын
You could have rotation the tank 180 degrees, would have been a lot easier to access the valve underneath
@jordanabendroth64584 күн бұрын
I have one of the newer cheap air compressors from HF and they are still crap, it's like 4 minutes to fill up the 3 gallon tank and still loud af
@josh83443 күн бұрын
That’s a terrible idea in terms of general usefulness, but a wonderful idea as a stationary compressor with a large tank, lower draw, and low noise is paramount.
@compu852 күн бұрын
Have you had any issues with the compressor restarting with some pressure in the tank?
@thedoubtfultechnician80672 күн бұрын
None. I use it heavily. Remember, these are designed to start under pressure with refrigerant!
@compu852 күн бұрын
@@thedoubtfultechnician8067 cool! A lot of home units can't restart when the high side is really high, they have to be off for a bit to cool.
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
@@thedoubtfultechnician8067 Not exactly...The system equalizes while the unit is off. Equal pressure on both sides, (inlet vs outlet) is the same as starting at 0 psi. Your unit has a hard start system...2 capacitors, 1-Start, 1-Run and a relay to switch them in and out as needed. Apparently it will start against 80psi if you continue to use the factory pressure switch.. The pressure valves you are referring to simply promote forward progress of the original freon, now compressed air.
@thedoubtfultechnician8067Күн бұрын
@johnrussell6620 Appreciate the education!
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
@@thedoubtfultechnician8067 Please read my other reply about correctly orienting the starter relay...
@mattharvey87124 күн бұрын
Bravo......ok.....epoxy on the hard threads stuff.....and silver solder can weld most all metals together......1100lbs ......cheers
@reggiebannister108022 сағат бұрын
warning get a really good pressure releif valve those fridge compressors go up to 500psi that will blow that tank right up so use a couple of them one on the tank and or one on the valve assembly.. also your going to want to make sure the tube is long going into the tank why fridge compressors are bathed in oil and shoot out oil on the discharge so you might want to use a vaopr canister or oil catch before it goes into the red tank and a way to refill it back into the compressor you can get wisper quiet compressors now anyway california air makes a small one and harbor frieght now makes a really good one its really quiet and no fridge compressor
@Oeli_Maurer3 күн бұрын
Wouldn‘t this cause problems when starting the compressor with the tank already pressurised because of the low starting torque of the induction motor?
@Rudy973 күн бұрын
Why would it start when there is pressure in the tank?
@Oeli_Maurer3 күн бұрын
@@Rudy97 Let’s say the tire you want to inflate needs more air that the tank can supply. The compressor would restart while still connected to the partly pressurized tire (this actually happened in the video). Another scenario would be if you want to run an air tool. There you want a somewhat constant pressure in the tank so the pump needs to kick in before the air has completely run out. Therefore every commercially available air compressor that uses an induction motor has a device that vents the pressure from the line between the pump and the tank so the motor doesn‘t have to fight the pressure in the tank immediately after restarting.
@thedoubtfultechnician80673 күн бұрын
These compressors have built in check valves for this purpose. Thats how your fridge is able to restart without stalling.
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
@@thedoubtfultechnician8067 Not exactly...The system equalizes while the unit is off. Equal pressure on both sides, (inlet vs outlet) is the same as starting at 0 psi. Your experimentation will reveal if it will start against 80psi if you continue to use the factory pressure switch.. The pressure valves you are referring to simply promote forward progress of the original freon, now compressed air.
@americathefree370822 сағат бұрын
I like it but that compressor will not last on air.
@MrTapanes6 ай бұрын
I don't want to make this weird, but I *REALLY* enjoy your videos. Really great stuff. Can we hang out? FYI, visitation days are Tuesday and Thursday from 10-2.
@stasi023816 күн бұрын
I don't want to sound rude but I think you are actually weird. Sorry
@any1aliveКүн бұрын
hell yeah,. from femboy fishing to femboy workshop
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="629">10:29</a>, why not use your syringe ??
5x 60ml syringes were used by my nurse to draw blood used for a procedure that required a large amount of my blood plasma, that’s at least one application 🤷
@hakushiro99103 күн бұрын
*imperial is better* - few scenes later - uses a fkn 23/64 drill to make something close to a 9mm hole. nice comedy video you uploaded there =D
@geemee33645 күн бұрын
Biggest problem with an air compressor: NOISE.
@RobTrickle Жыл бұрын
build a seat on top
@ShaggyMummy3 күн бұрын
hmmmm
@APatchworkCanvas3 күн бұрын
I have that air compressor. It’s a POS. 😂
@johnrussell6620Күн бұрын
At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1305">21:45</a>, you have the start pack laying horizontal, originally it was mounted vertical. The white box relay is sensitive to being "CORRECT SIDE UP". If you take the screw out, you can read the label. I know it has been a year now and the world has not ended, but, It is a precision balanced relay contact that no longer has an accurate reference to earths' gravity. It may function(appear to function) but it is not functioning as it was designed. Remount it to the vertical side to the right of the screen/image. 2 precision holes required to remount and to prevent it from getting cocked to 1 side or the other. Just copy the original holes.
@realblakrawb3 күн бұрын
*using a harbor freight compressor tank to make a home brew refrigerant compressor explosion liability *
@patrickday42063 күн бұрын
can't imagine lasting long without oil in it
@HappyHarryHardon3 күн бұрын
I’ll stick with my 10hp screw compressor. Thanks though.
@TrashPanda712 күн бұрын
Yeah, but alot of us don't have that kind of $$$.
@barenekid9695Күн бұрын
Curiously interesting But IMO a KOMPLETE waste of time. Price of ALL the bits 'n pieces coupled with the price of the Original compressor and You Should have bought a larger More capable compressor . And Not have wasted the Time / Work and Effort running around buying the various bits AND Making it all work. As a large ugly Contraption