Silent Air Compressor (DIY)

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[@firdausgemuk2369]

Mysterious Manish congratulations

[@zaprodk]

Well done, very nice and great finished look. For next build, you do not need a oil drain plug in the bottom of the compressor. All the oil in the compressor ends up in the bottom of the air tank, so you need plug there. To add new oil to the compressor, just dip the inlet tube on the compressor in a cup of oil and it will suck it up happily :)

[@rishikeshrajashikmusic]

I Like You Frined Nice Aap Ka Mere Chainnel Me Swagat Hai Dost ....

[@carsten.hamburg8771]

Love that rooster in the background who started so many times but barely had a chance to finish :)

[@otiliaclaros4143]

Done puedo comprar Necesito uno.

[@accelwell7018]

I gave this a thumbs because I think this guy was welding naked at one point lol n the sound effects made it

[@jimjaco4210]

The word "explosive decompression" comes to mind when looking at those welds.

[@asd49789]

There is oil vapor heavily coming out of the compressor actually, so you need to separate it and lead it back to the third (sealed) pipe end coming out of the compressor, because that is where it has originally been filled with gas and oil. The oils they use in these compressors are mostly synthetic ones (e.g. polyolesther) and they cause irritation with skin and lung contact, so you should keep that in mind. Cheaper (like noname chinese) compressors have very thin, waterlike oil in them, expensive ones (like Danfoss) have thick and yellowish oil. I have just disassemled a few of these, and used one to make 4bar in a vessel, but I think it may also be suitable for painting compressor, however, you need to carefully lead back all the oil to the compressor.

[@raymundsantos2324]

Good day! Do you know of any way to unstick a stuck up ref compressor without opening it? I repurposed it to inflate car tires it worked great until it won't run anymore. Thank you!

[@asd49789]

@@raymundsantos2324 It may be the case that the compressor halted in a situation when it was already so hot - because of the possible lack of lubrication at that point - that some metal parts just "melted" together. (Perhaps heated up so much that the metal material reached its recrystallization temperature that resulted in undesired changes in the shape of the actual metal part.. which caused it to stuck.) But you can try injecting compressor oil into the inlet and outlet, and try sparkling it to start.. :) However those are just ideas, I havent tried starting a stuck compressor yet

[@raymundsantos2324]

@@asd49789 thank you very much, will try to do that. Have a nice day!

[@Cameron_J]

Once the galvanic corrosion depletes the threads on that check valve, you will have a 100+ psi bullet with a HUGE potential to kill someone. Imagine sitting down on the ground to drain the water when it flies off into your eye. Given there is no rifling, no containment, that screws shape, and the pressure exerted on it, the potential for it to tumble is high. So it enters your eye, and hits your brain. Caskets are more expensive than proper air compressor parts. Engineering your own parts is one thing, but not when it comes to pressurized loads. Most people do not realize that little things such as using dissimilar metals can cause catastrophic accidents. Do not solder -- braze it. Do not weld the tank unless you are a professional welder. Fill the tank with water, drain, then dry; Don't weld a tank full of water. Match the maximum working pressure (derate it by at least 20%) of the tubing (look it up from the manufacturer given the diameter) to the check valve you intend to use.

[@jdrmsproductions9109]

Welding in flipflops and wool gloves. Guys a genius!

[@wickeddsickk286]

Go away karen ! U dont belong here

[@dontblameme6328]

Says the guy with a hundred burn scars.

[@mattp9361]

I just love all the safety gear

[@YG3BMP-JZ13FLI]

Ha ha ha ... Very creative. I want to develop it into a PCP pump. Thank you for the information.👍🙏

[@danielboom26]

Again you surprise us your machines, they are very easy to make. Greetings from Colombia

[@SekAustria]

thank you very much sir :D

[@salmananasri3132]

Daniel Boom 98

[@michaelwalker4230]

. 'Silent' be like a fridge running permanently, nice job keep at it fridges are noisy when trying to sleep

[@vielnavaluna6355]

Also a Filipino DIYer here! Amazing works!!!

[@duMaurier15]

who cares if you are Filipino.. damn man. Theres like 100s of millions of you flips. And im sure there are plenty who Do Shit Themselves too. Just say say Amazing Work and be done with it. Fucking 5 feet troll.

[@Jimmeh_B]

you got the active and neutral arse about on the switch, input side. Nice welds bro!

[@andyrachman5272]

Nice, Sek this is cheap & easy to build in my place ( i will made like you video) thank's a lot sek, keep roll with new video other device.

[@SekAustria]

yes i will :) thanks for watching always

[@superfly8158]

A big tool company should sponsor you.

[@tebbink]

Amazing Compressor creation 👍👍👍

[@joshviles4970]

another well deserved repurpose. keep it coming.

[@SekAustria]

yeah thanks

[@leeboygrantham5782]

love yaa deadly winter gloves for welding

[@michaelmertin4018]

I put a 1hp compressor onto a 50 litre tank.replacing a broken "rattler". Perfect.

[@databanks]

Got those drill saw bits a couple of years ago through your affiliate link on a prior video and very happy with them, thank you. Tempted to try this project, though after having my last compressor stolen I'm more inclined to wait until I relocate to a home with a work shed I can lock

[@SekAustria]

Thanks bro and goodluck

[@princefernandes5789]

At last you done good use of yours underware for wipe compressor oil good skilled man 😁😎👏🛠⚒🔨🔧

[@dasdas5725]

hahahaha that his secret

[@reinaldomejias1097]

Esta muy lindo y funcional el proyecto, debes ponerle a trabajar el espiche del aire que queda en el tramo del tubo de salida del compresor, asi ayudas a evitar que toda la presion de aire del tanque una vez que el compresor alla alcanzado la presion de llenado que hayas fijado en el presostato la reciba el flaper de alta, tienes la opcion solo que le pusiste un tapo, ella va con una manguera de la valvula antiretorno de tres vias a la parte de abajo del presostato. Yo hice uno pero con un compresor de aire de 15.000 btu, de botella, lo que no me gusta que igual estos tipos de compresores escapan mucho aceite salida, y a su vez llenaran el pulmon. Saludos..

[@rajkumarkurup2082]

Very well presented and executed good job.

[@ogreunderbridge5204]

Your rooster sounds very funny at 1.5 playspeed

[@tobygilbert5566]

This is the best one I’ve seen

[@stringfellowhawk4843]

I love this!! Welding with grandma's gloves in flip flops. Either Mexico or China. Although both are the same just smell differently. However, TRULY silent air compressor. These in the US that utilize fridge pumps are still around $1000.

[@TomCro2022]

Very nice video.......and big respect from Zagreb/Croatia

[@dontblameme6328]

It's good to see the safety shoes being worn.

[@barliantaprawiranegara1114]

that last wiper is awsome hahaha

[@seniorcitizen5431]

Thanks for your video….yours was one of the first that caught my attention and got me interested in this. Since then I’ve made a number of these compressors for others (from used, broken, craigslist, and dump-finds with Porter Cable, DeWALT, Craftsman, Campbell Hausfeld, Huskey, Bostich, and Central Pneumatic tanks (2 gal to 20 gal)). ALL working great (and none having experienced temp overloads filling from empty- which surprised me on those greater than 8 gal). TWO OIL DRAIN-FILL QUESTIONS (answers will help not only me,but all others making these units) (1) With a refrigeration compressor with 1 pressure tube and 1 inlet tube (assume “without” any manufacturing installed crimped Freon fill tube) I’m having trouble draining/filling oil (while tilting compressor towards the inlet tube) due to "either", various bends in the inlet tube, OR due to no air escape route while draining. Any suggestions how to drain/fill with only 1 inlet tube (2) If there are no answers to (1) above, I assume a last resort might be to drill a hole in the compressor and Braze a fitting into the hole (that can be capped or plugged for drain/fill). Can this be done with a Bernzomatic TS8000 torch using Mapp gas? Issues are not knowing what's on the other side of where you're drilling; getting chips into the compressor while drilling; heat having some bad affect inside the compressor while BRAZING. Thanks.

[@pogingbagsikmagno4976]

Sir, meron akong napanuod dati sa KZbin din, to refill the oil after draining, put the compressor oil in small water bottle at the suction side of the unit, and quickly run the compressor,. Until the oil is filled thru suction pipe. If not enough, just refilled until normal level.

[@seniorcitizen5431]

@@pogingbagsikmagno4976 Thank you very much, suction worked !

[@gabrielsilvaz4199]

That’s absolutely adorable❤

[@sunwinwk3650]

Thank you for sharing ,nice job! but you have to handle the problem that there is lot of refrigeration oil go into the gas tank, otherwise the pressure air come with oil.

[@mogeroithe]

It’s amazing how much pressure one of those motors will produce. My dad made one with the motor out of an old freezer. He had a big tank and set the high limit to 300 psi. He set the pressure back down when he blew a low tire off the rim. He was lucky not to get hurt. 😀 They are slow to build pressure though.

[@paulwyleciol3459]

04:40 Sir, the earth has always to be some 1,5cm to 2,5cm longer by law, so if somebody tears off the cable, you will still have some kind of security mounted to the plug! It should be the last to be torn off

[@litusferas2230]

Very good your compressor my friend, I'm crazy to ride mine too.

[@MCsCreations]

Bro... Fantastic job! Looks great and works really well!

[@human2761]

Very Good build. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank You!!!

[@eskiciosman]

Great craftsmanship.

[@jeromezabat8673]

Nice video and actually gumawa din ako nyan (I get the idea on this video) di nga lang kasing ganda ng sayo. Thanks for making this video

[@rommel3942]

extreme make. ayos yan para sa industrialization ng Pilipinas.

[@traceanthony3588]

I like your welding bro

[@philrivera5796]

I think its a Filipino because it is a LPG Tank brand in the Philippines

[@rishikeshrajashikmusic]

I Like You Frined Nice ....

[@amarshahzad5269]

3rrerrr guff dkddifitirurrururu

[@Hitman_SA]

еще фильтр добавить на входящею трубку, что бы пыль не набиралась в компрессор, а в целом получилось хорошо)

[@Jack-ev2qu]

Slow and possibly dangerous, but totally awesome!

[@jlmaudioelectronics7762]

Uy unang ambag sa pinas nagustohan kotong compressor nato maganda to para sa shop namen😄

[@markbimson3442]

Great project with some minor failings. Pressure vessels charged with gas/air need to be properly tested. This is one of those home KZbin projects that need a public don’t try this at home. Buying a new propane tank is great, it is a certified pressure vessel, but the moment one cuts, welds or modifies the original vessel all bets are off. Hydro test the vessel to 150% of operational pressure, use water to test. If a failure occurs the press release is far less dangerous than trying to pressure test using air. Air is compressible where water is not therefore the energy release is far less catastrophic. Also don’t use galvanized components in your construction, use black iron components (actually steel with an oxide coating). Remember this project going south on someone can be deadly. Anything that holds 15 psi or greater is a pressure vessel. Remember the 90 to 100 psi is per square inch, now calculate the total area of the vessel and see what the true force being held. Good luck and good practices, stay safe and think before you leap.

[@brenohighland1168]

i was waiting for this--and here it is--ffs

[@jcap6880]

Clean work design

[@bloroma6454]

Una observación como sugerencia es que tienes dos tubos para la entrada de aire en uno le puedes adaptar un filtro de motocicleta para gasolina (purificar el aire) y en el otro poner una boquilla con una tuerca cónica cuerda interna con tapón para agregar el aceite ademas en la salida de aire del manifould ponerle un filtro para retención de agua y aceite. pero en si es muy bueno tu proyecto felicitaciones.

[@marcoantoniovqz.vqz.8192]

THIS THINGS ARE HAPPENING IN MEXICO EVEN BEFORE THIS SOCIAL NETWORKING MEDIA. CUBA, COLOMBIA and Many Other Hispanic and Asian Countries. (that doesn't mean that your idea is not good) IS GENIAL.

[@elhaditaleb2406]

very good work

[@hellbillyaustin6883]

Nice work matey, now hunting for a scrap fridge!, i need a quieter compressor for winter, so i can air-brush indoors..im not freezing my arse off in my workshop!!Lol!. All the best.

[@KacperKiler]

Conception is really good and the work too but if u want to use it for something else then for airbrush that has to low power and if u'r using this for airbrush u don't really need such big tank u can instead use old fire extinguisher or CO2 tank from this wierd home sodifiers but the work what have u done is really good

[@ChristianJoyAzucenas]

"Angas nyan kuya ah" hahahahaha awesome project, from dasma, cavite

[@SekAustria]

salamat haha

[@chandradefta4890]

did you wipe the oil with underwear? LOL

[@alexx7910]

true home mechanic!

[@SekAustria]

hahahaha

[@ssharpeyes]

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha ......!!! ;))

[@sonamsherpa7586]

Sek Austria

[@sonamsherpa7586]

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[@abdulmoneimahmed2097]

Thanks, a wonderful idea

[@manuelarturomoralesgimenes8760]

Ojitos hicheros

[@ManishKumar-uy9nz]

Bahut bdhiya good luck video

[@benaplokcampandgo]

sana magkaron na rin ng mga pinoy DIYer organization dito sa pinas, pangunahan mo na sir sek,. tnx

[@SekAustria]

sana nga sir para naman nakakaenjoy lalo

[@syderaz]

this video ended with "under pants" as a towel.. LOL....

[@phamthuan4970]

Thanks for a very useful video. But can u tell me how to set min & max pressure? Thank you!

[@SekAustria]

Inside the pressure box switch there is a screw

[@dantan1415]

Idol ka talaga sir!

[@billthetaxcollector4521]

Refrigeration compressor are not made to compresse air . the moiture of the air will make the oil turn acidic and it will start eating the varnished of copper winding and after some month the compressor winding will just ground .

[@billyjoe3309]

Silent but slower then a snail!

[@hyperhektor7733]

if you wanna work at neight and dont wake up the neighbors that might be a benefit

[@zzaaggaa]

For airbrushing where you don't empty tank quickly, this type of compressor is perfect

[@JantjeVloet]

Or you add 2 compressors than it will only take about 3 minutes to fill up

[@sapriyadi7020]

And low preesure...

[@ssalovaa]

Maybe useful for cooling. Not nearly as much pressure required as with other purposes.

[@monkeyzeetube]

ang galing talaga ng Pinoy!

[@roybarrientos9750]

Galing tlaga ng gwang pinoy..

[@sikidjaber1073]

nice job man

[@iglesianimanalo408]

Basta gawang pinoy matinde haha

[@juanandresolivera7898]

Excelente los compresores de aire.con la bocha de heladera . impecable los trabajos abrasos

[@ЭдуардБахарев-к7х]

Как всегда ЛЮКС !

[@djordjejon4849]

🎓 Exellent 👌main frend 🍻 My grettings from Serbia 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jasonponciano6823]

Not placing a pressure switch on a the tank kinda defeats the purpose of having a tank in the first place... Basically when the tank reached a certain pressure threshold, the compressor should automatically shutoff. I believe that small valve outtake you just closed off with a screw is to be hooked on a pressure switch.

[@bfactor3]

Jason look at 4mins 30 secs that power box he connected the power cables to is a pressure switch it shuts the power off when it reaches its max psi it is addjustable too

[@RadheRadhe-ie8gn]

Good morning sir l Give good knowledge for thanks

[@RestorationAustralia]

Very cool well done.

[@carlogernale7854]

Very nice bro, DIY at its finest! :) I also build this type from a fridge compressor. But one problem i have is the compressor pumps out oil a lot. one charging for about 5mins and it pumps oil 50ml. Pinalitan ko na yung orig oil at nilagyan ko ng ATF madami din kasi akong nabasa na okay na pang subtitute ito sa comp oil. ngayon diko alam kung mag motor oil nlng ilagay ko or korek nlang yung compressor o kung ano mang problema? Need your advice pare! :) Salamat ng marami.

[@noldmcforte8800]

pre ano klasi ng oil ginagamit mo ngayo sa compresor.?? pa update naman😊

[@mikehawk6775]

Can I skip the beginning and start by welding the legs on a full tank of propane?

[@jcvp2493]

Yes you can

[@dirk4926]

I just can't believe those welds didn't leak

[@Tyranosaurus_Xer]

This small frig compressor will take 23 years to reach 80psi 😱

[@Tulfonatic-sarcasticsm]

astig sir.... makatry nga

[@atomizer2665]

Nice job. Make sure the oil doesnt exceed 100 deg C or it`ll cook, turn acidic and start eating the copper motor windings ;) Looks like the output is around 0.6cfm..

[@SekAustria]

is it possible to reach that temperature? thanks for the info man :)

[@atomizer2665]

It wouldnt take a lot :) A small compressor will run for longer to fill a big tank. If you run it close to the maximum 50% duty cycle, the oil wont get time to cool. I have a homebrew silent compressor equipped with two 3/4hp units (3.4cfm output) and a 50L tank. I also have a commercial bambi bb24V (1.2cfm output). The bambi does 0-120psi in under 6 minutes, the normal (80-120psi) run time is under 2 minutes. The homebrew takes 4 minutes for 0-120psi and less than 90 seconds for normal run time. I recommend using Shell Tellus 68 or equivalent oil in the compressor.

[@thaoanhnguyenthi2011]

Atom izer q

[@mascommunication4043]

vb

[@emmanuel7340]

Bonjour très bonne idée en plus j'ai vu que vous avez mis une vis de vidange d'huile et une de remplissage, ma question est la suivante, combien d'huile remettez vous en tout ? Merci

[@larrymaloney877]

Too bad it takes all day to pump up the receiver. How do you pass the time while getting up to pressure?

[@sportsandautomotives4739]

*Whether or not it is used for PCP air guns* 🤔?? Please reply

[@MdSabir-hr5xx]

Wat are the uses of this compressor??? Can I use it for pneumatic brad nail gun and a pneumatic orbit sander?????

[@TheAussieStig30]

Mate you're awesome. I almost feel like a slacker, as I have some, probably most of, the tools that you have, and I don't do anywhere near what you do with them. I saw you build a scroll saw, make a nibbler, a compressor, and I'm sitting here looking on eBay for ones to come along. I'm 38 and only ran my first bead of stick weld last weekend.

[@SekAustria]

this kind of stuff is fun. just be happy of what your doing mate and thanks :)

[@TheAussieStig30]

Sek Austria yeah, it's fun for sure. At the moment I'm restoring a vintage broadaxe so that's really fun for me. I love my time in my workshop because nothing is a problem. Even if I break something or do it wrong it doesn't matter, it just means more time in my workshop.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Next project for both of you...antigravity evice!

[@marciooppido206]

The problem with this compressor you used is that the flow is unfortunate, but I found the oil drain interesting.

[@MauriceNL1]

i didnt even know there was oil in these compressors, well if my fridge has oil it's still running with 12 years old oil

[@witek607]

@@MauriceNL1 oil goes to the air and it makes trouble in some cases. How about gas filter near out of tank?

[@yruhatin100]

​@@MauriceNL1I have a freezer that is over 40 years old and is still running without any issue ever.

[@badduck2129]

Damn old boy can lay a bead lol

[@enzorocha2977]

Double like :) Saan mo nabili mga gauges/knobs mo sir? Kaingget naman tools mo, except yung brief na pamunas haha. Thank you for the upload again, sana magamit ko ito sa airgun refill or brad nailer.

[@SekAustria]

Haha lol. May links sa description makikita mo mga nagamit kong mga gauge. Di ako sure sa air gun tank. Pero sa nailer pwede

[@miranlyan1]

Good job indeed 👍👏👏👏bravo

[@farshidhg]

very nice

[@danhadamik7867]

Will be great for my airbrush! Thank you.

[@doubledarefan]

Outtro music totally from the older episodes of Rock-n H Woodshop.

[@SekAustria]

i got it from youtube library

[@yongyuthmeemuang]

VERY GOOD

[@hoernst2762]

Prima Arbeit!

[@goranmarinic2923]

Lajkčina!! Danke für uploading.

[@wilmersaavedra4465]

Saludos cada cuanto tiempo hay que cambiar el aceite para sacar e agua del compresor y no sufra daños?

[@johnpatrickaguirre2169]

Pinoy talaga hahaha nice bro

[@abelardodelrosario1888]

Can I use an AC compressor? You drained the oil and replace, what kind of oil?

[@recmy1982]

Very good job, When you introduce us to the sound effects (rooster) Sek :)

[@SekAustria]

hahaha lol

[@guilhermefranca3099]

Wow! Please put the material list with measurements, here in Brazil some item can’t easy to buy

[@SekAustria]

Check the link bri

[@andreialvarez6022]

salamat bro ngayon alam kona kung pano gumawa

[@ronanbughao4080]

Alexandro Alvarez sir pilipino ba sya?

[@SekAustria]

okay salamat sa panonood and goodluck sayo :)