Will i ever have to bleed air out? I'm looking for a gun that i will never have to use the bleed valve again, is there such a thing?
1123938
I have yet to find a grease gun I didn't have to bleed. but with 2 valves on top it is easy, plus a pull of a trigger helps. This is the best one I have found.
1123939
I have been using the greaser Lincoln 1162 air gun for almost five years, never hadn't have any issues with this tool so far, I believe this is the best greaser out there. The problem that you may have is the way that you are loading the grease cartridge into the gun, just follow the instructions.
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Well I have been using this type of gun foe about 9 months and I have not had to bleed the air. I drop 2 drops of air tool oil after inserting a fresh grease cartridge, connect the air hose and pull the trigger till grease starts to flow, then continue to keep greasing. Hope that helps.
807881
Yes No Problem.. I used a 3/8 air gun and it doesn't faze it. Also it doesn't run all the time. I can blow myself off with the air hose with out it coming on and whe it does, It's run time is short. I'm used to 60-120 gallons.. This thing really surprises me..
1009273
It holds the air and will be needed. This gun is good for many different project and I have been able to spry really thin lines with it. You just have to make sure the air pressure is set to the proper setting like 15 psi,20 etc in order for it to work right. Too much or too little air can and will effect the quality of your work.
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I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out small parts that I have cleaned with solvents and the like on pistols and rifles as well as my reloading bench.I hope this helps. I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out... » Read More I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out small parts that I have cleaned with solvents and the like on pistols and rifles as well as my reloading bench.I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have the gas piston version and it runs them out at around 750 fps..my only problem has been the thumb hole synthetic stock which broke...can't wait to finish my new home built stock....its a great and very hard hitting beast.
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I have to disagree with the other posters here. Maybe my Airscape is defective, but there is not a perfect seal even when you push the handle down ('closing' the air valve). Because of this, any extra pressure that builds up due to outgassing will bleed off to the same pressure as the surrounding air.
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I used this valve kit to fix a roofing gun myself. This is the updated trigger valve assembly which is an improved design over the original factory equipment part and now my roofing gun works perfectly. If, when you pull the trigger on the roofing gun while pressed against the roofing surface, the nail is not shot and air escapes from the trigger area; your trigger valve is bad. Once replaced, make sure to adequately oil your gun as well. Here is your model with the parts diagram: http://servicenet.bostitch.com/Products/Detail?productNumber=RN45B You are looking for Part Group# 60, which on the list is TVA6 Kit Trigger Valve. Yes, this is the correct part for your model roofing nailer and is what I used to fix mine.
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No, that is the draw back, when you pull any cartridge out it bleeds immediately. In fact, if you think there is significant volume left you have to be careful so not to blow the oring seal.
709183
The B1 you ask about is a break barrel. I have one. I have mixed feelings about it. It is cheap and you get what you pay for. It is a low power springer. I also have the B3 underlever which is a little bit better made, but the underlever presents a finger amputation hazard if all the planets align. Google underlever air rifle finger amputation to see what I am referring to. Go to WalMart and buy a Ruger air hawk break barrel for around $100 and you will not be disappointed.
1937232
Trigger breaks pretty easy, the plunger valve or the air supply sticks on occasion, keep it clean. I have found parts for this specific air brush, but I found a badger brush that looks almos identical... I ordered parts for the badger and they worked on this one.
377775
Break action. You kind of have to firmly pat the barrel to get it to break. Not sure if this is a design defect of just because its way more powerful then my first air rifle.
1033186
I do that with the air compressor, so no you can't with this gun. It is a little annoying because there is a bit of hunting to get it right sometimes.
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Hi Olga, I've never seen an paint gun that stay's pressurized. My recommendation would be to have as large a tank as you can carry, and perhaps a good (small) 12v compressor with tank (assuming you have a vehicle with you).
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.
733939
No you will not need to buy anything else. The gun has a pressure release valve to let air out.
2213591
1st, you should check with the manufacturer of the gun, recommendations do vary. But I often leave mine in if it isn't used up. Typically most weapons will leak over time, so don't expect to get full usage if it has been stored very long.
1212086
Depends on your air hose, couplers pressure regulators etc. I have a small compressor as well, but the included regulator has too much air restriction thus I could not maintain pressure. to make it short. You could get away with a small compressor AND get proper atomisation with this gun IF you maintain a low as possible air restriction in your system. Hope this helps