Posted by Brad Gyde on May 02, 2010 at 09:09:12 from (68.28.138.227):
Hey guys,
I've seen plumbed air in shops.. most time using galvanized piping but have saw a couple that used pvc pipe.. so on a fact finding mission I when to Lowe's and had a look around.
To do as I want, using black pipe/galvanized it'd cost me about 400 bucks..
pvc closer to 100 bucks.
I see the pvc is rated for 370 psi (or at least what I looked at)
I don't have a super huge shop, and I don't have a super huge compressor (it puts out about 130 psi) about a 60 gal tank, if I remember right.
What does/would everyone use, and what do you recommend? (the shops I know of with pvc have been using it a while and they say no problems.. dad says no way it'd ever work)
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