I always liked your channel. Now I like it even more because you made the right choice of your air compressor. I know this because I was that guy servicing your air compressor. I serviced all brands, from Atlas Copco, Quincy, Ingersoll Rand, Gardner, Hydrovane, Devilbiss, etc. Kaeser is the best.
Great video! I'm glad you filmed this process, as I bought a 5C after watching your original install! Very happy with my purchase, not cheap but great product and worth every penny! Also I was very surprised with only what looks to be 48 hours of runtime, that it needed all of that service. Good stuff, thanks for the video!!
I would guess it doesn't really need it, but if he wants to keep his warrenty he has to do it (if it isn't sponsored anyway). Within a year it probably hasn't seen the use other machines see in a week.
My shop has a SM10 Airtower and it has been problem free except recently. Somehow the starting relay for the refrigeration motor failed (the electric coil melted the connections). After having Kaeser service come out and discovering the problem the only fix was to replace the entire refrigeration unit (motor & pump) along with all the recharging the system and so on. This was a $3000+ fix. I decided that I couldn't "F" it up worse and reconnected the coil with the proper wiring. It took a day of fiddling but the system is back up and running. If nothing else I could make a fix from the McMaster-Carr catalog. I *do* have an inquiry to Tecumseh distributors for a factory replacement, which is about $60.... It's a plug-and-play replacement and would take about 15 minutes to replace. In all, I highly recommend the Kaeser compressors: they're more money but they're (nearly) bomb-proof.
The hospital/research center that I retired from had over ten air compressors from this company . They always installed a pair and in two older buildings they kept one of the old air compressors for emergency back up. They were controlled thru Johnson control system that would alternate the compressors because one unit would normally run less then 35% of the time but if air pressure was to get too low the second air compressor would come on line. System allowed you to use only one compressor if other one was making g noise or running ruff. Building engineers loved that brand.
The moisture drain is absolutely serviceable, there’s a overhaul kit designed specifically to do that. He also failed to check the load/unload diaphragm. Overall he did a good job though.
Adam don't listen to all these guys complaining that this is an ad or boring or whatnot. I'm making good money in machine service partly due to you getting me excited about machines and how they work. This is just another instance of me learning from you and possibly being able to apply it at my job.
paused for a second then thought, okay tool Tuesday what better way to illustrate tool maintenance regardless of the brand!! hmmm lemme go inspect my four couplings!!
I didn't blink an eye paying that service for mine. Dry air keeps equipment running in my shop. I can loose 1500$ in a morning having to repair a solenoid that's failed due to air quality issues.
@@ludacrips76 yup, we lost $2500 worth of air tools this year due to a faulty air compressor shedding material down into our air lines. didn't know till later that was the issue. We upgraded to a rotary screw press and a maintenance program now for a reason. best decision you can make.
That is a service that makes you sleep well at night. Well worth the money. The air driven tools like the CNC is hundreds of thousands $ for some models plus loss of production.
You know, I started this video thinking I would only be able to stand a minute or two to get the flavor, but instead it turned out to be pretty interesting,.
The only thing disagree with, was when worked air compressor. You don’t visually inspect for loose wires, the manual say at a certain time you physically check all connections are still tight.
Very nice compressor. Is it cost effective to by the smaller unit and the extra tank rather than perhaps just a 7.5C or would your shop have needed the extra tank even with the 7.5? I am on the fence with this one but I am having moisture issues with my CNC router now with the old and rusty I'm sure, 5HP compressor that I use and the Tsunami filters. Also what is the cost of that service each year. This is new news to me. Funny the sales rep never mentioned it.
One would have been handy in my shop almost 20 years ago with my plasma CNC. I went with a painful trip keeping the air dry. We often run in the high 90's overnight or after a rain.
What a cute machine, would be perfect at home ❤ At work I have a Kaser SK25 with external airdrier that we run on weekends if only a few machines work or as a backup together with our Atlas GA30 if our main compressor is down for service. Main compressor is AtlasCopco GA45VSD+FF ( if I remember correct). AtlasCopco is my favorite but our Kaeser works very good too. Both are very nice machines.
Cost of doing business. If you had a shop that warrants this type of machine, you work that maintenance cost into your budget. Its costly, but compared to paying a salary, like paying yourself or a skilled employee, it's not so bad! Even at a modest wage, imagine 70k annually just going out the door for one worker. You're basically paying off a luxury car each year. However much the annual service cost is at that point is a drop in the bucket- comparatively speaking. I get your point though- the average home gamer can't afford such nice things, me included 😂 I manage ~ 60 truck drivers and we pay out nearly 5 million annually in employee salary. I've learned throughout the years that if you don't spend the money to do maintenance the right way, you pay for it ten-fold down the road when your guys break down and loads fail. Then you pay more to get it fixed, and pay salary for down time, and lose money on the load. Running a business is rough lol
@@MichaelD-fn5lv Economy 101: Cost of doing buisness is a buisness in itself. We spend probably 50-100k a month to keep the company going. That includes everything from servicing the Vans, forklift servicing, tools, upkeep of our buildings and property, etc...
@@alouisschafer7212 yeah I believe it! We have an annual corporate event and they talk company-wide numbers and the amount of money moving around the company boggles the mind. I feel lost when they start explaining where millions & even billions of dollars are moving around. When you start to scale up the numbers I deal with daily at our account compared to rest of the company it gets very difficult for me to conceptualize. It probably doesn't help I'm probably the only philosophy major in trucking lol! All my colleagues majored in business, finance, and all other applicable majors in my industry 😅
It is in the description it is needed to maintain the warranty. After that oil and filters are easy but some of the rest of what he did not so much unless there is say a video showing it and even then sometimes paying a human to do THEIR thing is cheaper.
I perform maintenance on two systems at work. Sure, warranty isn’t there anymore, but the quote we got from Kaeser was so high that we would be able to replace the complete system every 3 years. Also, about the automatic drain cartridge, Kaeser charges more for the cartridge than a complete kit with housing and controller. So, just switch them out every second year, and you have a fresh new warranty and a spare controller and housing.
We have a kaeser compressor at the shop i work at much larger and the two cabinet fans that circulate air in the circuit board and electronics have cracked and the fans are basically dangling on for dear life are 1500 dollars a piece for basically a computer fan😅😅😅
I sold various major brands of industrial air compressors for thirty years, and I can categorically say that Kaeser is a good compressor, but no better than any of the other majors such as Ingersoll Rand, Gardner Denver, Sullair, Quincy or Atlas Copco. All sell variations of the packaged unit that you have, but everyone in the business will admit that it's not cost-effective to buy a rotary-screw air compressor any smaller than 25 HP, because of the economy of scale in manufacturing. The packaged units, like the one you have, while taking up less floor space make the units more complicated to service than if you have a unitary air compressor, and refrigerated dryer separate. Lastly the lubricant "drain under pressure" is in no way a Kaeser unique feature, I've seen service technicians do it in all the other brands since the '70s.
It is really good to remove/drive out all the old oil by compress air. The not so good is that air contains moisture, thus moisture is introduce into the system. It should have been better if Nitrogen Gas is used.
Some of the best compressors you can buy are made by Quincy compressor company, one hundred four years in business, and I believe they are made here in Alabama, USA.
>compressor with under 300h on it >puts 500$ worth of parts in it >spends 300$ in service tech time >has made under 300$ worth of parts with the air >literally couldn't need less of a service Then you realise he didn't even pay for it, and its just an advert. Its a LEGAL REQUIREMENT for you disclose if you're being remunerated for having something in your video. Given Adams atrocious attitude towards sponsorship disclaimers, we should all assume that all the products that he uses are absolute trash, and that he hates them all.
@@spikeypineapple552 Just asking - but what jurisdiction requires this "legal requirement"? I thought that any such requirement would be limited to the IRS, for example. Why would it be anyone else's business how someone requisitions equipment other than the individual and/or the manufacturer/distributor? Again, not trying to be a smart a** - I just want to know....
@@spikeypineapple552 You know absolutely nothing. Its called preventative maintence for a reason, you dont run the machine to failure then be screwed when you can't run your equipment because youve got no air. I've worked on Kaeser compressors at multiple places and they are easily the most service friendly air compressors I've encountered. They do kits and spares for everything and its all built to last. Most companies do these services in house because they have in house engineering techs, but adam isn't an engineer in a large company, hes a machinist running a small shop, so its natural for people like him to have someone knowledgeable come take care of it. So who cares if its a sponsored video, people get to watch a good tech doing his thing and businesses should promote companies that provide them with good products and service. Stop being such a whiner and don't watch if you're going to cry about it.
@@NickyNiclas Sure, expect obviously, this might be a product he likes, or not, and he wouldn't tell you, because he's paid to tell you it's great. If he bought the flex cnc with his own money, and had the light curtain issue, and the spindle issue, and the tapping issue, do you think he'd be as quiet about it as he is with the one thats given to him?
@@spikeypineapple552 I think he is being pretty real and I have no reason to doubt that. Many seem so envious that he is lucky to get these opportunities but he wouldn't be getting them without many years of hard work.
Adam, you are running out of content on your channel in a bad way and very fast... got anything new or interesting?... your video viewing had dropped drastically... do something about it, man!
@@andrewterry8092 I don't think of replacing antiquated machines with high-precision cutting-edge CNC machines "declining". CEE is young and strong, I suppose Adam had to move away from that type of heavy work.
I want machining or humor, and both when done with style, TOT, Not an engineer. Are brilliant! Lipton Rucker Cee have content and teaching credibility.
I second that, do us a solid and save that negativity to yourself. I came to this video to follow up with his kaeser compressor to see what maintenance would be like, as well as how well these machines stay clean.
@@brookerobertson2951 That is pure assumption, conjecture and speculation on your part. If you listened to the last part of the video he 'asked' the Tech if he could film him and what he was doing and it sure didn't sound like the company had arranged it before hand. The larger point is does it matter? What we got from it was an under the hood look and a conversation with a tech that will I am sure help others do some more of their own maintenance after the warrantee period runs out.
Always nice to see competent maintenance people proud in their work.
I always liked your channel. Now I like it even more because you made the right choice of your air compressor. I know this because I was that guy servicing your air compressor. I serviced all brands, from Atlas Copco, Quincy, Ingersoll Rand, Gardner, Hydrovane, Devilbiss, etc. Kaeser is the best.
A good professional technician. Very cool.
I worked as kaeser compressor service engineer for 10 years and this guy is very professional techniction
Another lovely relaxing video to watch, these are awesome! keep them coming!
Great video! I'm glad you filmed this process, as I bought a 5C after watching your original install! Very happy with my purchase, not cheap but great product and worth every penny! Also I was very surprised with only what looks to be 48 hours of runtime, that it needed all of that service. Good stuff, thanks for the video!!
I would guess it doesn't really need it, but if he wants to keep his warrenty he has to do it (if it isn't sponsored anyway). Within a year it probably hasn't seen the use other machines see in a week.
I wish I had you as a teacher, very well filmed and super educational videos! Thank you for your time in making this treasure-trove of videos Adam!
Antonio is a confident company service representative.
Happy Serviceversary
I‘m glad you like Kaeser, made in Germany. Kind regards from Germany.
Antonio is a true professional. Guys like this never have to worry about being replaced by some AI bot.
He wasn't a bot?.
My shop has a SM10 Airtower and it has been problem free except recently. Somehow the starting relay for the refrigeration motor failed (the electric coil melted the connections). After having Kaeser service come out and discovering the problem the only fix was to replace the entire refrigeration unit (motor & pump) along with all the recharging the system and so on. This was a $3000+ fix.
I decided that I couldn't "F" it up worse and reconnected the coil with the proper wiring. It took a day of fiddling but the system is back up and running. If nothing else I could make a fix from the McMaster-Carr catalog.
I *do* have an inquiry to Tecumseh distributors for a factory replacement, which is about $60.... It's a plug-and-play replacement and would take about 15 minutes to replace.
In all, I highly recommend the Kaeser compressors: they're more money but they're (nearly) bomb-proof.
How much are they
Glad to see all the maintenance requirements for the workshop Adam 🤙🏽
I remember from some forum posts years ago that he inherited some hard lessons on deferred maintenance.
Otherwise we (most) wouldn't have known. It's a learning process, this LIFE thing. Right? Good tutorial on a great compressor.
We have these at the shop I'm at. They're amazing compressors. Thanks for reminding me to do the maintenance.
What a nice guy Antonio is. Great tech.
Enjoyed the advertisements. Keep em coming.
The hospital/research center that I retired from had over ten air compressors from this company . They always installed a pair and in two older buildings they kept one of the old air compressors for emergency back up. They were controlled thru Johnson control system that would alternate the compressors because one unit would normally run less then 35% of the time but if air pressure was to get too low the second air compressor would come on line. System allowed you to use only one compressor if other one was making g noise or running ruff. Building engineers loved that brand.
Well Antonio looks like he could use an oil change, too 😁
Lots of good info,Adam.Thank you.
The moisture drain is absolutely serviceable, there’s a overhaul kit designed specifically to do that.
He also failed to check the load/unload diaphragm.
Overall he did a good job though.
Holy Molly Adam. I didn't realize that you were playing to such a tough crowd. Some of these guys are brutal. 😮😮😮
I was hoping you filmed this.
Thank you Antonio!!! Great job!!!
Wow it’s been two years
I really appreciate this video, thank you so much
Highly informative, thx
That oil was perfect, put it back in :)
Especially not when under warranty 😄
I didnt realize that ws such a complicated machine
the guy did a great job explaining it
Adam don't listen to all these guys complaining that this is an ad or boring or whatnot. I'm making good money in machine service partly due to you getting me excited about machines and how they work. This is just another instance of me learning from you and possibly being able to apply it at my job.
Don’t listen to this guy. DO listen to the people complaining.
Would you have been interested in machine servicing if all you saw of these machines is what you've seen in the last year?
@@thesushifiend Why though? Adam is doing nothing wrong/illegal - he's doing all of this for both his Family and to educate and entertain us viewers.
Adam doesn't listen to anyone that views these videos nor does he read the comments
Thank you Adam. I also enjoyed your videos about your brand new smoker! Excellent!
I like a guy who knows his stuff. 9 years i the trade and I guess he qualifies.
(Adam. Ignore the haters..)
paused for a second then thought, okay tool Tuesday what better way to illustrate tool maintenance regardless of the brand!! hmmm lemme go inspect my four couplings!!
we run 4 kaesers for our shop and they have been perfect for 5 years now
Yes Adam you forgot to tell the people that it's a $1,500 service call or more.
I didn't blink an eye paying that service for mine. Dry air keeps equipment running in my shop. I can loose 1500$ in a morning having to repair a solenoid that's failed due to air quality issues.
@@ludacrips76 yup, we lost $2500 worth of air tools this year due to a faulty air compressor shedding material down into our air lines. didn't know till later that was the issue. We upgraded to a rotary screw press and a maintenance program now for a reason. best decision you can make.
That is a service that makes you sleep well at night. Well worth the money. The air driven tools like the CNC is hundreds of thousands $ for some models plus loss of production.
You know, I started this video thinking I would only be able to stand a minute or two to get the flavor, but instead it turned out to be pretty interesting,.
The only thing disagree with, was when worked air compressor. You don’t visually inspect for loose wires, the manual say at a certain time you physically check all connections are still tight.
I agree with you.
Yes, tug test wire terminations. I am constantly telling an American company to do this on their machines.
Adam, what is that shaft behind the compressor? Reminds me of some early videos!
It's good to write the install date on filters with a permanent marker
A sticker was fitted with all the information required.
Very nice compressor. Is it cost effective to by the smaller unit and the extra tank rather than perhaps just a 7.5C or would your shop have needed the extra tank even with the 7.5? I am on the fence with this one but I am having moisture issues with my CNC router now with the old and rusty I'm sure, 5HP compressor that I use and the Tsunami filters. Also what is the cost of that service each year. This is new news to me. Funny the sales rep never mentioned it.
love it
Made in Coburg in Bavaria, two hour drive for us. 😊
Vorsprung durch Technik...
Back in the late 1980’s I used to sell Kaiser!
One would have been handy in my shop almost 20 years ago with my plasma CNC. I went with a painful trip keeping the air dry. We often run in the high 90's overnight or after a rain.
You can also bump the oil out with the machine. That blew my mind when i saw that.
What a cute machine, would be perfect at home ❤ At work I have a Kaser SK25 with external airdrier that we run on weekends if only a few machines work or as a backup together with our Atlas GA30 if our main compressor is down for service. Main compressor is AtlasCopco GA45VSD+FF ( if I remember correct). AtlasCopco is my favorite but our Kaeser works very good too. Both are very nice machines.
Beautiful machine.
Ad???
Thats bad
Not only can I not afford one of these units, I couldn’t afford the service fee. I live in a different world.
Cost of doing business. If you had a shop that warrants this type of machine, you work that maintenance cost into your budget. Its costly, but compared to paying a salary, like paying yourself or a skilled employee, it's not so bad! Even at a modest wage, imagine 70k annually just going out the door for one worker. You're basically paying off a luxury car each year. However much the annual service cost is at that point is a drop in the bucket- comparatively speaking. I get your point though- the average home gamer can't afford such nice things, me included 😂
I manage ~ 60 truck drivers and we pay out nearly 5 million annually in employee salary. I've learned throughout the years that if you don't spend the money to do maintenance the right way, you pay for it ten-fold down the road when your guys break down and loads fail. Then you pay more to get it fixed, and pay salary for down time, and lose money on the load. Running a business is rough lol
you're not getting everything for free as inline advertising.
@@MichaelD-fn5lv Economy 101:
Cost of doing buisness is a buisness in itself. We spend probably 50-100k a month to keep the company going. That includes everything from servicing the Vans, forklift servicing, tools, upkeep of our buildings and property, etc...
@@alouisschafer7212 yeah I believe it! We have an annual corporate event and they talk company-wide numbers and the amount of money moving around the company boggles the mind. I feel lost when they start explaining where millions & even billions of dollars are moving around. When you start to scale up the numbers I deal with daily at our account compared to rest of the company it gets very difficult for me to conceptualize. It probably doesn't help I'm probably the only philosophy major in trucking lol! All my colleagues majored in business, finance, and all other applicable majors in my industry 😅
@@MichaelD-fn5lv Sure, also this kind of service only really needs doing every 5k hours. Thats 3 standard work years at 100% duty cycle.
Thanks for sharing
How did the yellow compressor turn black when the service man came?
The magic of TV.
the yellow is a removable cover
22:20 you can clearly see the yellow cover on the floor
I guess if you get a free compressor its part of the deal to talk about it.
Hmmmm, no views, 6 likes. Good job RUclips!🎉
Exactly. YT has jumped the shark.
Distributed computing is hard
all it does is pump air?
The old sneakerware update method. :)
Sneakernet
Good stuff
time flies!
Can’t you do the maintenance yourself?
It is in the description it is needed to maintain the warranty. After that oil and filters are easy but some of the rest of what he did not so much unless there is say a video showing it and even then sometimes paying a human to do THEIR thing is cheaper.
I perform maintenance on two systems at work.
Sure, warranty isn’t there anymore, but the quote we got from Kaeser was so high that we would be able to replace the complete system every 3 years.
Also, about the automatic drain cartridge, Kaeser charges more for the cartridge than a complete kit with housing and controller.
So, just switch them out every second year, and you have a fresh new warranty and a spare controller and housing.
No mention of your storage tank. How long between blowdowns? How often is pressure testing required?
The drain on the storage tank is level sensing. It only drains when it is full.
@@ibey01 Corrosion?
Now I know why I'm glad to own an Atlas Copco 4FF oil-less compressor. That service call on your 5C must have cost you a fortune!
We have a kaeser compressor at the shop i work at much larger and the two cabinet fans that circulate air in the circuit board and electronics have cracked and the fans are basically dangling on for dear life are 1500 dollars a piece for basically a computer fan😅😅😅
Thats the same compressor brand we use at the shop I work at, but much bigger..
I sold various major brands of industrial air compressors for thirty years, and I can categorically say that Kaeser is a good compressor, but no better than any of the other majors such as Ingersoll Rand, Gardner Denver, Sullair, Quincy or Atlas Copco. All sell variations of the packaged unit that you have, but everyone in the business will admit that it's not cost-effective to buy a rotary-screw air compressor any smaller than 25 HP, because of the economy of scale in manufacturing. The packaged units, like the one you have, while taking up less floor space make the units more complicated to service than if you have a unitary air compressor, and refrigerated dryer separate. Lastly the lubricant "drain under pressure" is in no way a Kaeser unique feature, I've seen service technicians do it in all the other brands since the '70s.
Did you use pex line for your air line?
It's Kaeser Smartpipe.
@@BG-20 thank you
I guess all that paint blowing with Abby. Made for a service call.😂
tool tuesday is a great idea
I need one those in a knaack box.
It is really good to remove/drive out all the old oil by compress air. The not so good is that air contains moisture, thus moisture is introduce into the system. It should have been better if Nitrogen Gas is used.
for the minimal use those tools get, I suspect it's not a problem.
That moisture evaporates within minutes of the compressor running.
He said 'kaiser are one of the only people to let you do this' and thats because they certify how much water is going to be in the air.
The compressed air has already gone through the built in dryer. It is dry air.
Some of the best compressors you can buy are made by Quincy compressor company, one hundred four years in business, and I believe they are made here in Alabama, USA.
Sheeeesh
I don't understand the whining - you can learn so much from techs when they come to do service calls like this.
"I don't understand the whining" You're new around here aren't you. :)
>compressor with under 300h on it
>puts 500$ worth of parts in it
>spends 300$ in service tech time
>has made under 300$ worth of parts with the air
>literally couldn't need less of a service
Then you realise he didn't even pay for it, and its just an advert.
Its a LEGAL REQUIREMENT for you disclose if you're being remunerated for having something in your video.
Given Adams atrocious attitude towards sponsorship disclaimers, we should all assume that all the products that he uses are absolute trash, and that he hates them all.
But wait!!!! There’s more!!!! 😂😂😂😂
@@spikeypineapple552 Just asking - but what jurisdiction requires this "legal requirement"? I thought that any such requirement would be limited to the IRS, for example. Why would it be anyone else's business how someone requisitions equipment other than the individual and/or the manufacturer/distributor? Again, not trying to be a smart a** - I just want to know....
@@spikeypineapple552 You know absolutely nothing. Its called preventative maintence for a reason, you dont run the machine to failure then be screwed when you can't run your equipment because youve got no air. I've worked on Kaeser compressors at multiple places and they are easily the most service friendly air compressors I've encountered. They do kits and spares for everything and its all built to last. Most companies do these services in house because they have in house engineering techs, but adam isn't an engineer in a large company, hes a machinist running a small shop, so its natural for people like him to have someone knowledgeable come take care of it. So who cares if its a sponsored video, people get to watch a good tech doing his thing and businesses should promote companies that provide them with good products and service. Stop being such a whiner and don't watch if you're going to cry about it.
There in the background, Butterfield Tap an Die fraction chart. family...
Don't you need to use the machine before it needs service? Adam does hardly any work here anymore, this thing can barely be broken in.
❤
They definitely do not believe in the right to repair do they! They are like having a HOA for you air compressor, i think id rather build my own.
How do you mean? You can buy the service kit yourself.
$2000 dollars later
Another ad😢
I think it's interesting and I learned things. I look at it as a showcase of a product Adam likes.
@@NickyNiclas Sure, expect obviously, this might be a product he likes, or not, and he wouldn't tell you, because he's paid to tell you it's great.
If he bought the flex cnc with his own money, and had the light curtain issue, and the spindle issue, and the tapping issue, do you think he'd be as quiet about it as he is with the one thats given to him?
@@spikeypineapple552 I think he is being pretty real and I have no reason to doubt that. Many seem so envious that he is lucky to get these opportunities but he wouldn't be getting them without many years of hard work.
Is this just a giant ad? Hanging posters, branded t-shirt, a ton of mentions. 😮
Always pat the hand that feeds you, or, the the hand that can give really cool stuff or at a really good price
Money is pretty cool.
So how much a month do you pay Adam for your FREE content!
Are you paying or have you ever paid to watch this channel?
Adam doesn't tell you how to make a living, right?
😛😛😛😛😛😛😛❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Advertising video..
So? Nothing wrong with that. I'd say if you don't like it - don't watch....
Atlas copco is way better
RUclips needs to go back to showing how many dislikes videos got....would really show the decline of channel 😒
Just install the add-on if you want to see it, sheesh. FYI it's 1902 to 102 at the time of writing this, it sounds like you're one of the 102.
@@lindenhoch8396 Almost 95% 👍. With 2000+ "votes", one cannot expect to do much better than that!
H8ters gonna H8. 👎
Fun note on the automatic drain - the service kit costs more than a brand new complete auto drain.
Corporate greed, as always.
That isn't true. A service kit costs about half as much as a complete drain.
@@ibey01
Must be an American thing.
Here in Europe, I was quoted about 15% more for the service kit, than a complete unit.
Good thing you're not a wood worker you would have us watching paint dry. Maybe you'll do it after the compressor is back to running.
first
Adam, you are running out of content on your channel in a bad way and very fast... got anything new or interesting?... your video viewing had dropped drastically... do something about it, man!
I found this episode interesting and enjoyable. Never seen a rotary compressor serviced before.
Don't worry, I'm sure he'll have another flame weld, journal turning, key way machining video up soon. ;)
He doesn't care, he seems to be oblivious to the decline, or is just going down with the ship. CEE for real content!
@@andrewterry8092 I don't think of replacing antiquated machines with high-precision cutting-edge CNC machines "declining". CEE is young and strong, I suppose Adam had to move away from that type of heavy work.
I want machining or humor, and both when done with style, TOT, Not an engineer. Are brilliant! Lipton Rucker Cee have content and teaching credibility.
We dont care adam. It's just an air compressor. Make some chips.
Don't use the word 'we' you have zero right to 'assume' WE all agree with you!
I second that, do us a solid and save that negativity to yourself. I came to this video to follow up with his kaeser compressor to see what maintenance would be like, as well as how well these machines stay clean.
Very rude I don’t even have an air compressor and skipped around watching it
He has to make the video. He was obviously given to him for free under the condition that get some airtime
@@brookerobertson2951 That is pure assumption, conjecture and speculation on your part. If you listened to the last part of the video he 'asked' the Tech if he could film him and what he was doing and it sure didn't sound like the company had arranged it before hand. The larger point is does it matter? What we got from it was an under the hood look and a conversation with a tech that will I am sure help others do some more of their own maintenance after the warrantee period runs out.
Автор я рекомендую тебе отрастить бороду хотя бы 10 сантиметров .
Does the tank come with compressor?
Ok how much was this system compared to the good old air compressor. Screw that I'll stay with good old air compressor. Thank very much
Those kaeser drains are a gimmick. You can take it apart clean it and reset their drain alarm.