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Anonymous10/03/25, 18:19No.2948562Not handyman fails at basic tasks
How do i attach this fucking thing to this fucking thing?
Sorry. Frustrated. I got an air compressor. I want to use it to check for leaks inside of a sealed vessel. I got a nylon tube that will fit inside of the air compressor thingy but it triggers the air by being fully seated down inside and the pressure keeps pushing it out from being fully seated.
How do you people who actually know what you're doing do this?
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Anon10/03/25, 18:24No.2948564
Are you a goddamn child
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Anon10/03/25, 18:25No.2948565
go to bed.
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Anon10/03/25, 20:28No.2948588
>How do you people who actually know what you're doing do this?
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Anon10/03/25, 20:30No.2948589
>Terrible information
>Terrible picturenow rage at responses
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Anon10/03/25, 20:41No.2948592
You need a male fitting to connect to the female fitting. Birds and the bees ya know
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Anon10/03/25, 21:06No.2948602
>knockoff tygon tube
>150psi
put your earplugs in
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Anon10/04/25, 00:10No.2948633
Go find the male quick coupler that fits your female coupler on the compressor. see if they have one with a barb fitting that will fit your hose. if not, go to plumbing aisle and find barb adapter that fits inside your tubing on one side and is female thread to attach to your male quick coupler on the other. dont forget some hose clamps for the tubing; use two.
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Anon10/04/25, 14:54No.2948731
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Anon10/06/25, 12:47No.2949089
You need a special metal part to connect the hose, other anons posted pics already. But you should use a air compressor hose, it's safer.
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Anon10/15/25, 15:57No.2950970
>check for leaks
air compressor is an insane amount of pressure by what could presumably be done with your lungs.
water dish soap and a paint brush, paint suspected area and blow in air. cracks that appear at higher pressures than 1 psi brings question of saftey because working at forces above 5 psi is concerning like peirce the skin concerning.
