Schedule glitch = a couple pimped out systainers

Billy stray

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I decided to turn a schedule problem into a positive
Of course I told the wife I was legitimately working in the shop 😉👌
 

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It is so not cool to post of photo of a Systainer with gauges and holes and not a word of explanation or a photo of the inside!  :)
 
Lol...sorry my bad, its another senco 10 10 in a sys 4
I'm so sure these pics will come through sideways too
My apologies
 

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Thank you. Very nicely done! I've never seen the little Senco IRL did you have to do much to it to get it to fit?
 
I used [member=1584]joiner1970[/member]  's method of disconnecting the motor , cutting the roll cage and joining it back together with a smaller diameter pipe and rivets
Imho it's not only the cleanest way it's also the easiest
 

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How the vibration in the systainer? I have a similar Makita compressor and have been debating putting it into a sys
 
With the rubber feet left on and a foam rubber Matt in the bottom I dont notice anything out of the ordinary
But I did make sure not to connect anything rigid from the compressor to the systainer
Let me know if that makita fits I was curious about that model..
 
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