>>> Do any of you know if this is 3/8 or 1/4 inch hose? Click on the enlarged photo and it clearly says 3/8". The price is based on the length, here is the 50' coil of the same product on Amazon: I have the Flexilla: well made hose, but, just like a garden hose, don't believe…
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It says assembled in the US, so it might be the Chineese version of Flexzilla (made in USA) and assembled here.
Click on the enlarged photo and it clearly says 3/8". The price is based on the length, here is the 50' coil of the same product on Amazon:
Yep, and if I were to buy, I found the Flexzilla after posting this for a few dollars more. Would rather keep my money here in the US.
And the more info tab says with 1/4" fittings.
Mike
The question asked was hose size. You can cut off the fittings and install your own if you want something besides 1/4" NPT, although 1/4" is pretty standard for most woodworking applications, nail guns, etc.. AMOF, the only folks I know in the business who even bother going up to even 3/8" may be painters.
I finally bit the bullet and went to retractable reels for airlines and electrical cords. Makes for a lot fewer trip hazards.
Mike M
On Wed, 2 Jan 2013 09:48:09 -0700, Mike Marlow wrote (in article ):
I have a 'Reelcraft' positioned above my TS. Great for blowing off the dust before a cut and blowing off all the crap that piles up on the extension table when I need to crosscut a 2x4.
-Bruce
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