Keep that NOISE OUT! Building an Air compressor SHED

I love that your dealing with air compressor while using the battery powered nailer. I understand the dichotomy of it. Still funny

Thanks for sharing! You're likely going to want to add more air venting (up high & down low for convective flow) to keep from overheating the compressor. If you live in an area that has freezing weather in the winter, an auto-drain with heat tape on the drain line are in order. If your drain line bursts and your compressor is left on, and you're not home, the compressor may catch fire... I saw a pole barn that burnt to the ground because an air line ruptured while the owner was not there, and the compressor ran continuously and got so hot it caught fire. The manual, twist type rotary timer switches are a nice safety feature to add to compressors so that you don't accidentally leave them "on" & unattended... and the neighbors might enjoy NOT hearing your compressor cycle in the wee hours of the morning.

I built almost the same shed for my shop underfloor vacuum system.The only diferencce was I used rdgid insutation in all the walls. Man what a difference. Great job on you and keep up the good work. Pete

Supper envious of your skills, not only are you a hands on tools and fabrication ninja, but your also a Solid Digital Design Wizard! skills skills skills...

You do such a great job with your videos Ratha! Clear descriptions at the appropriate level of detail. This was a very practical, useful project. I like the idea of limiting size and scope to just the air compressor. Take care.

What a great build. Nice job! And thanks for sharing.

Turned out so good, looks great on the side of the house! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Amazing Build! Thanks for sharing your process! Well done.,

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Te quedo super bien.

You do really quality craftsmanship. Nice job!

Nice work! Looks like it belongs there (my wife would approve 🙂). Next projects: electrical supply to compressor, air lines to the shop, tank water drain, possibly sound insulation and more ventilation. It never ends my friend 👍

Wish you made more videos man. Great job.

Hella impressive Ratha! It looks so cool in person too

Great video! I've been thinking about building one of those ever since I bought my CNC Plasma about 15 years ago.

If you really want to soundproof your shed, they sell rolls of soundproofing lead the studs and cover with drywall, you will be able to stand next to the shed and hardly hear it. Many years ago we used it an office building where offices were next to a print shop with several noisy printing presses, upon completion you could stand next to wall and hardly hear the presses. Also I would install a vent at the bottom of the shed and a small exhaust fan at the top to draw air into the shed for cooling the compressor

I'd say it turned out really dang good!!!

I can’t lie. Don’t like the look overall due to rainfall thoughts. But I don’t know too much for your area. You gave me a couple ideas for my dust collector. You could brand this concept mostly in same way for woodworkers. Many of the small nailers we own are battery now. Lol. Nice job. Ty

Great video. I especially like the cameo walk by your cat did. ;-)

Nice job my man