Anybody know how to build the housing for an "Alpha" moisture filter?

[TKA87]

I was wondering if anyone knew how to build the housing for the "Alpha" moisture filter that Joe B. sells because I found the internals real cheap on the web. There the actual molecular sieve and charcoal dryer replacements that are the same ones he uses to dry the air in his filters, there the replacement filters for scuba and SCBA compressors for super dry breathable air and I figured if I could figure out how to build the housing it would a lot cheaper then spending $400. The scuba compressor replacement filters are anywhere from $24-$34. Come on guys lets figure this out together.

 

[Airslinger]

I don't know how to build one but i know that HP stuff is expensive. Joe gets like 400$ for that ALPHA filter. .... The diablo is like 200$ but it doesn't have a bleeder valve and it uses bulk media inside the tube. I did find this one while surfing the Tag. Looks like a good deal at 250$ i think it uses the same filters that joes uses. I have never bought anything from the guy but it looks like a quality piece. Thinking about getting on the list. http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=34584

 

[dodge3500]

Yeah 400$ is a ton of cash but at 4500 psi you gotta think safety first
I'm all about saving money to enjoy this hobby but I would be afraid to try and make an item such as this.
But man if your skilled and know your ins and outs of metals and pressure ratings ,I'm sure you could do it.

 

[huntwest260]

What is the business to contact regarding the filter described on TAG. Not a member there.

 

[ravenlunatic]

The filter housing can be had from AllieExpress for about $70.00. Just look for high pressure air filter. They could also be purchased from eBay. I heard somewhere that the filter housing was tested to 16000 psi before failure.

I was wondering if anyone knew how to build the housing for the "Alpha" moisture filter that Joe B. sells because I found the internals real cheap on the web. There the actual molecular sieve and charcoal dryer replacements that are the same ones he uses to dry the air in his filters, there the replacement filters for scuba and SCBA compressors for super dry breathable air and I figured if I could figure out how to build the housing it would a lot cheaper then spending $400. The scuba compressor replacement filters are anywhere from $24-$34. Come on guys lets figure this out together.