Thank you and hope it helps some in your build! the video was a second thought to the actual project im more short form but still good information!

I thought about this for a bit before putting it all together but in the end result all connections to main tools are 1/4 so flow is important but in my set up and use I "think" ill be ok.

@@treyjones424 I'm going to do this too, but I think I'll be using 3/4" Pex A and try hard to keep most fittings in the 3/4" range. At least until I get to the end regulators and connectors, which will be 1/2" or 3/8". My air compressor is an 80 gallon Champion and was previously used at an automotive detail shop, mostly for dusting; but the connection from the tank to the shop lines was 1 1/2"! I had to install bushings on it to bring it down to 3/4". Currently it has a 3-connector manifold mounted directly to the tank, but I am definitely going to plumb the shop for air with Pex. Thanks for the inspiration.

Pex is amazing product and easy to use! The good thing for pex over pvc is the expanding if needed to a small degree for the what if factor.

That unit is a Stupid Simple Tool Air dryer. In short it takes any and all moisture out of the lines before it gets to the tools or cord reels

This is very interesting thought one I may have overlooked as well. I was thinking the dryer would not allow water into the lines. which i have faith it will not at the source but as you mentioned the hot air of the running compressor into the lines and quick temp change. My work is complete but ill keep an eye on it as well ill start taking temp readings both in and out of the shop. This would make for good follow up or long use video. I genuinely apricate your comment and love the advice thank you!

the best i have ever used!

its a slow work in progress but its coming along!

Happy to and hope it helps others down the road!

It’s solid. Can’t wait to show more!

Have had mine a few years, just replaced most of the major internal components (all 4 burner tubes, all grates and all burner guards/heat diverter things that sit directly above the burners). One flaw is the inside rear of the grill seems to be thinner and thus, on mine, has started to crumble a bit. So I'll definitely need to come up with a way to remedy that. The cabinet base is disintegrating as well at the corners, but the main grill/shelves are otherwise holding up well. Will likely build a nice wood cabinet to replace the stainless steel one that is disintegrating so it's more of a 'built in' outdoor kitchen unit kinda deal