Air line fitting on rosin press

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #1

I got my pneumatic rosin press today.
I'm confused on how to hook up the air supply. It doesnt have a standard nipple one would find on air tools.
Somehow I'm supposed to hook this to a compresor.
Any ideas?

 

BobThe420Builder

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #2

Probably help to know what press, don't ya think

 

DarkWeb

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #3

Looks like 1/8" micro line.

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #4

Whatever it is idk how to hook it to a compressor

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #5

 

DarkWeb

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #6

I'm sure you can find the size in the specs but something like this just make sure you have your size correct.
https://www.acehardware.com/departm...VLv_jBx0ykAiDEAQYKCABEgK83PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #7

I have some fittings like that and they dont fit. I unscrewed the inlet on the press and attempted to screw in a standard nipple and it's too small

 

DarkWeb

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #8

trambles said:

I have some fittings like that and they dont fit. I unscrewed the inlet on the press and attempted to screw in a standard nipple and it's too small

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Witch is small? Press side or compressor?

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #9

The press has a hose that slips into the regulator, almost like a shark's bite connector, so that end is no problem.
My issue is how do I connect the pictures hose to my air compressor?

 

DarkWeb

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #10

trambles said:

The press has a hose that slips into the regulator, almost like a shark's bite connector, so that end is no problem.
My issue is how do I connect the pictures hose to my air compressor?

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Yeah I know how it works....answer my last question.

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #11

O, I removed the elbow on the inlet side of the press regulator and attempted to screw in a male air line coupler. The hole was too big for the coupler

 

DarkWeb

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #12

trambles said:

O, I removed the elbow on the inlet side of the press regulator and attempted to screw in a male air line coupler. The hole was too big for the couplerView attachment 4765204

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I would think it would need a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter. But you need to look at the specs.

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #13

Sadly the instructions are quite limited and there is no spec sheet except that it requires 150psi and 220volts.
But that's far improved from my rotary evaporator which had zero instructions whatsoever.

 

DarkWeb

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #14

So how about where you bought it from?

 

BobThe420Builder

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #15

Ya.....

For $600 I'd hope they could help

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #16

Well I figured it out, that threaded end accepts a female nipple and I just put some couplers together I had in my garage. Not sure if this is the way it's supposed to be but it will get the job done

 

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trambles

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• Dec 10, 2020

• #17