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The verbatim website description of Formula 8 states: “FORMULA-8 thread sealant is engineered into a shear-sensitive thixotropic paste that wets into and seals threaded joints when torqued. Formula-8 is engineered to seal over the entire thread length” It is for threads not swage compression...

Ferrules are one time use as they are crushed onto the tube.

I worked for Swagelok, assembling custom panels for various industries and pressure ratings. When a compression fitting is to be disassembled it was SOP to put a Sharpie match mark on the nut and fitting before loosening the fitting. When re-assembling you tighten slowly till the match marks...

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NOW, the discussion is going to get going.

As many posts have shown, they last a very long time. And honestly, they probably have an infinite life. BUT, if your knowingly out of date tank ever failed for whatever reason and someone besides you is injured or killed you stand to lose everything you own. I’m not wealthy by any means, but...

As much as it pained me to discard oil with very few hours on the expensive oil, I did. I didn’t want to be the guy to find out the hard way that I should have done it. Many industries and products have recommended service cycles or recommendations that are total overkill or totally necessary...

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Loosen the locknut on this part (red circle) and then turn the top hex clockwise. Start with 1/2 turn and see what psi increase results, then go from there. Lawyer statement: Don’t exceed manufacturers recommendation.

Is yours auto or manual stop?

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Actual photo of PCP compressed air rabbit hole.

I use a dehumidifier that keeps the entire basement bone dry. I have never had any rust even on bare metal.

Nice.

Can you supply a link to the Tuauto filter? I’ve not heard of that filter.

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But that’s the design, and believe it or not it works… most of the time.

I think I’ve been reading about this greasing issue on every brand that uses the grease cup for four or five years. A couple years ago I had an Omega Air Charger. It had the typical grease cup that’s in hundreds of posts on AGN. If I still had it I would calculate the displacement of the...

Yep, a typical 80 cubic ft aluminum scuba tank has a wall thickness of .562” to .625”, and is 3,000psi fill pressure. High pressure (3,300psi) aluminum scuba tanks are even thicker. I’ve cut many 3,000psi scuba tanks to make into lamps and know the wall thickness because I measured them.