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Ken Miele · 03-11-2012, 09:36 AM

Hey Steve,

I can't believe I missed this thread, anyway I just upgrade my air lines. I have been meaning to finish my shop and never seem to find the time. I used the RapidAir system. It was very easy to install, but you will have to lay the tubing out in the sun to get it to straighten out. In can be tough to get a straight look.

Fortunately I ran mine behind the walls. I think for the money its is an excellent product, made in the USA. The have many different kits available for higher pressure. The system I used is rated 150 psi, more than enough for what I use it for. There are other systems that are similar, but are made in china, and the quality is not there.

I'm not a big fan of black pipe, I don't like the look, but it is the most economical.

03-11-2012, 09:36 AM	#17
Ken Miele Live Reporter Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 4,569 Likes: 351 Liked 13,195 Times in 1,237 Posts	Re: Shop air compressor lines Hey Steve, I can't believe I missed this thread, anyway I just upgrade my air lines. I have been meaning to finish my shop and never seem to find the time. I used the RapidAir system. It was very easy to install, but you will have to lay the tubing out in the sun to get it to straighten out. In can be tough to get a straight look. Fortunately I ran mine behind the walls. I think for the money its is an excellent product, made in the USA. The have many different kits available for higher pressure. The system I used is rated 150 psi, more than enough for what I use it for. There are other systems that are similar, but are made in china, and the quality is not there. I'm not a big fan of black pipe, I don't like the look, but it is the most economical.