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dexwill_wec1 How do you make an air-tight... 03-01-2021, 12:26 PM
Blaster Don't Do It!... ;) Just... 03-01-2021, 03:14 PM
christian I second that. Don't even... 03-01-2021, 03:48 PM
dexwill_wec1 Haha the BBQ grill sounds... 03-02-2021, 12:07 PM
performance Yeah, you don't do it,... 03-02-2021, 05:24 PM
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    Default How do you make an air-tight weld on an air compressor tank?

    Looking for advice on technique to stop a leak on an air compressor tank. I've seen examples of them exploding if done wrong. Any suggestions?

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    Don't Do It!...

    Just Replace the tank.

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    I second that.

    Don't even try it.

    The tank is undoubtedly faulty, internally, probably from pitting due to a failure to drain the moisture out routinely enough.

    Take the tank out of service, split it in half and make a BBQ grill or an ornamental planter of some sort.
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    Quote Originally Posted by christian View Post
    I second that.

    Don't even try it.

    The tank is undoubtedly faulty, internally, probably from pitting due to a failure to drain the moisture out routinely enough.

    Take the tank out of service, split it in half and make a BBQ grill or an ornamental planter of some sort.
    Haha the BBQ grill sounds like a perfect scrap plan especially since we are headed to summer. Appreciate the help and advice for sure.

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    Yeah, you don't do it, unless you have a death wish.

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