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That's the original guard that came with the Yong Heng. I was very restrictive indeed. I modified it by cutting out the circular reinforcements with an exacto knife. Took about 5 minutes to do. It's much much better now. I'll probably print out another one to replace it altogether though. I want...

I drew them up in Solidworks, because that's what I use at work. I printed them in ABS on a Voron 2.4 350mm. If can share then STL files for the prints and the DXF files for the laser cut part if anyone is interested. Theyd have to buy the correct fan for it to work of course, but it wasn't that...

Forgot to add a picture of the axial fan on the motor

Before a bunch of you tell me that all these mods are not needed for the YH to run properly, let me say I already know that and that I like making parts and modding stuff. Im doing it for the fun of it, not because the YH needs it (well maybe it needs it a little bit). So I bought a pretty...

Thanks guys, this info will help a lot.

How long do your units take to get to 4500psi (or whatever pressure you test it at) using the dead head test? I'd like to have something to compare mine to.

Nothing really lol. For my 9L tanks at home I have a Yong Heng and two Tuxing TXEDT032 compressors, the ones with the double heads and radiators. For my guns on the field I usually take the SCBA tanks and I take the digital 12v Tuxing TXET063 just in case. I just like to make and modify things...

I just realized and posted a reply on the Target Forge YouTube video that Bill might have reached a temperature equilibrium during his testing. The temperature of the pump only went up about 20 degrees after the initial 40 minutes of pumping. But according to Bill, the ambient temperature went...

I just ordered a CX4 and, as usual, I'm already thinking of all the ways I could modify it. I know it doesn't get hot enough to get damaged even after 4 or 5 hours of use, but hey, if something is worth doing it's worth overdoing right? So looking at this graph by Target Forge: The temperature...

I don't think the cooling on mine has a small coolant passage like in your drawing, mine has a water jacket like this one in the pictures. I took these screenshots from a video on YouTube. Here's a link to the full video:

That's a very good idea. Kinda hard to implement, but would help a ton I'm sure.

Made a video of the setup. Today I managed to get it to stabilize it at 64 degrees Celcius using the ice in the bottles. the ambient temp is a little cooler today. Sorry about all the noise. I hope yopu can still hear what Im saying.

Ok, so how does this compressor manage to stay cool using just that little radiator when mine goes very quickly to 70 or 75 celcius when using a much larger radiator and a lot more water? Even with a constant supply of tap water mine can't stay under 70C. I have to use ice in my water. They're...

I wish I could just put the whole YH submerged in water. That would keep it cool!

Oh I will be putting them that way. Right now I was just testing if I the radiator would be enough to keep the YH at my goal of about 65C. Once I find a method that works I'll tidy everything up.

Could be. But the whole idea was to not have to use ice at all, just the radiator. But apparently ambient temperature water doesn't have the cooling capacity to keep the Yong Heng stabilized at about 60C to 65C, the water needs to be much cooler, my guess being around 10C. Maybe if I add a...

So I have a Yong Heng and I was using it with a 28qt Coleman cooler full of water and ice, but I wanted to add a radiator so I wouldn't have to use ice anymore and make a closed loop cooling system. this is a test setup and not everything is screwed into its final position. So, first I tried it...

Thanks for the offer bud, but I'm on another continent right now. Shipping and hassle wouldn't be worth it. I'm sure I can find some locally.

Thanks fellas

What speed were you shooting those 25gr JSBs to get that kind of accuracy? And what reg pressure?