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I had some old slotted angle laying around and decided to make this inverted tanks holder. I’ve tried basically every sized tank in it and they all fit. That’s a 63 in it in the picture. I put some pipe insulation on the inner edges and where the neck sits so it won’t scratch the tank. View attachment 679983View attachment 679984View attachment 679985View attachment 679986View attachment 679987
Oh nice! You can even direct clean dry pressurized air into too help drying. JWD!I use it for rinsing and drying out tanks after tumbling and O2 cleaning
Great idea. I just use breathing air from a Scuba tank via an air gun nozzle.It works pretty good.I don't have any pictures, but I made a tank dryer for the LDS here. I used one of these: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Intex-Black-Electric-Air-Pump-120V-Standard-Electric-Plug/812363444
Some 1/2 inch CPVC tubing and T's/elbows, and an adapter I 3d printed (but liberal use of duct tape to attach a segment of cpvc to the factory nozzle would work).
They used to just let tanks dry upside down on a rack similar to yours, and it would take days. By routing the CPVC so the outlet went to the bottom of the tank, drying two tanks at a time takes about 20 minutes now.
Just a thought,
James
I just hate using up fills where other sources work.... of course, I usually drive an hour for fills.Great idea. I just use breathing air from a Scuba tank via an air gun nozzle.It works pretty good.