Garage air lines, what do you use?

[Uniuno]

I'll be there for at least a few more years. At least if the female keeps me around after getting through law school.

I wish I could get the compressor out of the garage, but unless I run 220 to the shed and then a pipe back to the garage it isn't going to happen.

I'm now leaning toward black pipe. I have some left over from running the gas line to the heater in the garage. It is a pain taking the pieces back to Home Depot to have them cut and thread them, but at least they're close and I have a small garage so I won't have to make that many trips.

[HLxDrummer]

I don't know much about air compressors, but can't you just run flexible line? Get the cheapest you can find (who cares if it looks pretty or if flexible. Easy, safe, and you'll have a lot of hose if you ever need it in the future.

[fastfalcon94]

I need to figure out something for my garage too. I have one air line and it's a pain. I want to put the compressor overhead and run 3 air lines. One to the lift, one to back of garage and one to front of garage so if I need to extend a line out in the driveway it will reach. I was looking into pvc lines. I think it would be easier to run, easier to fix, and they don't seem that expensive. I never operate my compressor above 120psi. I'm worried about freezing though since I don't heat my garage. This is probably cheap stuff but saw it in the catelog the other day.

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