If you MIG weld with CO2 you can invert a vapor withdrawal CO2 cylinder to dispense liquid. How you anchor the CO2 cylinder safely is your choice but if you're a competent welder a suitable fixture or modified cylinder cart is easy to fab. I use my CO2 cylinders for welding, to run pneumatic tools in the field (see commercial power tank kits for how, but I refuse to overpay for those as it's just industrial gas high pressure plumbing for which Western etc sell fittings and whips), and to fill paintball cylinders for light portable work. One can never have too much CO2.
The stupidest thing you can do for a DIY or demo video is to add music. Any music, any level is wrong. It hurts the ears and drowns the voice and chases away subscribers.
What size and pitch are the female threads on the far-side lever-release valve? I need to screw in a connector and run a hose out the window for releasing excess CO2 on each refill.
HI FRIENDS, I'M LOOKING FOR A CO2 FILLING STATION FOR PAINTBALL, BUT IT HAS A # 5/8-14UNF THREADS, IT'S DIFFICULT TO FIND A VALVE FOR THIS THREAD, WHICH FILL STATION WITH ON/OFF VALVE MAY WORK FOR MY THREAD, THANKS
I have a similar system, but I have noticed that I do not get more than a 75% fill on the smaller containers, and the larger tank won't fill bottles when there is still CO2 in the tank. How would you remedy this without having some sort of air compressor? I am not able to completely drain the CO2 in my larger cylinders by using the system that you show.
Hi, I have the same filling station, but my tank has no diptube, so I flip it upside down. I follow the steps from the video, but my canister gets filled only to 50%. Does anyone know what the problem might be?
What is the pressure difference between the large bottle and the small bottle? It seems a little irresponsible to show this to people when one can buy large co2 cylinders filled to 200bar.
noooooo, you need specialty HPA Canisters for compressed air. they're upwards of 2500PSI and that'll blow CO2 tanks. co2 need less PSI to function. But Air can be used with the right gear. Hope this helped!
compressed air is extremely dangerous and the average pressure in a tank is MUCH greater than c02. JUst go to your local gas/welding distributor and pick up a tank of o2
If you MIG weld with CO2 you can invert a vapor withdrawal CO2 cylinder to dispense liquid. How you anchor the CO2 cylinder safely is your choice but if you're a competent welder
a suitable fixture or modified cylinder cart is easy to fab. I use my CO2 cylinders for welding, to run pneumatic tools in the field (see commercial power tank kits for how, but I refuse to overpay for those as it's just industrial gas high pressure plumbing for which Western etc sell fittings and whips), and to fill paintball cylinders for light portable work. One can never have too much CO2.
The stupidest thing you can do for a DIY or demo video is to add music. Any music, any level is wrong. It hurts the ears and drowns the voice and chases away subscribers.
The stupidest thing you can do is work with pressurised gas with no glasses on
can a flat postal scale work just as well if it measures in ounces?
What size and pitch are the female threads on the far-side lever-release valve? I need to screw in a connector and run a hose out the window for releasing excess CO2 on each refill.
What digital scale are you using
HI FRIENDS, I'M LOOKING FOR A CO2 FILLING STATION FOR PAINTBALL, BUT IT HAS A # 5/8-14UNF THREADS, IT'S DIFFICULT TO FIND A VALVE FOR THIS THREAD, WHICH FILL STATION WITH ON/OFF VALVE MAY WORK FOR MY THREAD, THANKS
I have a similar system, but I have noticed that I do not get more than a 75% fill on the smaller containers, and the larger tank won't fill bottles when there is still CO2 in the tank. How would you remedy this without having some sort of air compressor? I am not able to completely drain the CO2 in my larger cylinders by using the system that you show.
Put an ice on the small bottle.
@@airsight2753 What is "an ice"
@@richardbryant3600 you freeze the tank, he's just an idiot
Chill the bottle in a freezer prior to filling. Same goes for refilling disposable propane cylinders.
Does your donor tank have a siphon tube?
Hi, I have the same filling station, but my tank has no diptube, so I flip it upside down. I follow the steps from the video, but my canister gets filled only to 50%. Does anyone know what the problem might be?
I have this same issue did you find a solution??
Meron bang refill ng c02 dto sa tayabas quezon kc dto kami calumpang quezon pls
How do you fill a CO2 tank? With a bigger CO2 tank.
and what if you don't have a siphon tank?
Turn the cylinder upside down? 🙃
Can there be CO2 in an empty water tank of 5 feet height?
Simple
Where its sales sir in India,
What is the pressure difference between the large bottle and the small bottle? It seems a little irresponsible to show this to people when one can buy large co2 cylinders filled to 200bar.
Can you feel this big cylinders with compressed air ?
noooooo, you need specialty HPA Canisters for compressed air. they're upwards of 2500PSI and that'll blow CO2 tanks.
co2 need less PSI to function. But Air can be used with the right gear. Hope this helped!
compressed air is extremely dangerous and the average pressure in a tank is MUCH greater than c02. JUst go to your local gas/welding distributor and pick up a tank of o2
Nvm I found it