That is sweeet, no compressor banging away. I have a big 60 gallon tank, sure would hate to listen to it just to run a draw bar, not to mention the 220 sucking money out of my pocket.
I would think the motor is hardwired to a transformer or power supply of some sort. Great work and so much quieter than an air compressor in the back ground.
I thought about using a power supply but the Amp draw is quite high (20A at full load). For now I just put the battery in the lower cabinet. It lasts a LONG time (going on 3weeks on one charge)
That is sweeet, no compressor banging away. I have a big 60 gallon tank, sure would hate to listen to it just to run a draw bar, not to mention the 220 sucking money out of my pocket.
xlrationmarine 8 months ago
Now that is slick as eel shit! Nice work indeed, and very creative solution!
thruthefence 1 year ago
I would think the motor is hardwired to a transformer or power supply of some sort. Great work and so much quieter than an air compressor in the back ground.
CncObsession 1 year ago
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I thought about using a power supply but the Amp draw is quite high (20A at full load). For now I just put the battery in the lower cabinet. It lasts a LONG time (going on 3weeks on one charge)
zerodegreec 1 year ago
@zerodegreec No more effort needed if it last that long! Great job.
CncObsession 1 year ago
I like it. Where is the battery?
Angusinwyoming 1 year ago
@Angusinwyoming I Put it in the lower cabinet.
zerodegreec 1 year ago