DeWALT 3/4" x 100' Compressed Air Piping System (DXCM024-0400)

This has helped make the shop more efficient. The kit had everything I needed.

Took me a little to install, if you do not have experience you should call an expert. it is definitely worth the price! it works supper good and no issues whatsoever.

The things I like about it is it looks and feels really sturdy. I wish it would have came with more fittings and more of the blocks to connect airlines to. I ended up ordering a whole Nother set just for the fittings. I should receive it tomorrow

As far as I can tell, this is a yellow-colored, Dewalt-branded version of the standard Maxline PEX-type shop air kit. It's very easy to install, and this kit comes with everything you'll want for a simple installation. A hundred feet of tubing, with three air blocks, and an assortment of elbows and valves. It includes ample clips to hold the line up, with a cutter and former to make it a bit easier.This beats the heck out of trying to install using plumbing pipe or something, and the line is a lot more long-term stable with the aluminum inner layer. If you have a chance to pick one of these up, for two bills, it's worth it!

I have a compressor in the back of my workshop and I'll always moving it around, taking it outside to fill tires and whatnot. Now, in under an hour, i can just hook up the compressor in the shop and the hose at the other end 45 feet away to get the chore done.Upon arrival, the white box full of parts is heavy. Really nice fittings, a tube cutter and a whole slew of brackets. I only wish it had included the final fittings at the blocks. It even comes with drain valves but no Teflon tape. The hose is stiff but unrolls and stays put easier than I thought it was going to. I cut about 45 feet off and wrangled it into straight enough. Added on clamp loosly and then kept pushing it through. I had one cinder block wall to go through but other than that, it was all screwed into beams. Two angles, two boxes and it was done. I mean, really almost too easy. I have no idea why I didn't do this before. I only did one to one, so the parts included was fine.The pipe cutter was smooth and the debur tool did it's job. If you have a full shop of compressed air, look at the list of parts first. I just wish it came with the fittings to directly hook up to my air hose.Overall a great kit, probably too few fitting for a complicated system but perfect for my shop.

The tubing and connectors are very well made. While the tubing does bend it's not very easy and is extremely difficult to fish around bends. you need to have full access to the area it will go. If you look at the pictures on Amazon, pay close attention to where and how they ran it. Fortunately my garage is open and I had minimal fishing of the line. The connectors are solid but difficult to get on the hose, but they don't leak. Unless you have a similar setup as to the Amazon pictures, I'd look at other more flexible options.

This is a very complete kit for setting up your workshop for providing air outlets throughout. The set includes three manifolds, which for me was sufficient, you may need to add more depending on your installation. The tubing is remarkably high quality and perfect for a larger installation like this kit supports. The parts of this kit are all top notch and even the tube cutter is excellent for a kit accessory. This installation was perfect for me as I hate pulling the air lines across the shop and then trying to get everything cleared up at the end of the day so there is not a hazard across the shop. Now, I can just plug in where I need air and go to work. This kit appears to be from MAT Industries, a leader in the field, with the DeWalt brand attached.

This is a pretty good kit. The pieces are all well machined. The threads all fit nicely together. You have to make sure you make square cuts and get the fittings on correctly or you'll have leaks, but overall it is a good kit. I wish it had a few more ports, but for the length of the hose it is probably fitting. The pipe cutter is the only thing that doesn't seem quite quality, but I can't say I'd do anything different if I were Dewalt.