Anyone here know how to measure the CFM of a compressor output?<br /><br />Have a 60 Gallon (8 Cubic feet) compressor, would like to get an idea of what it's real output is, and graph it for at what pressure it really starts working hard.
If that's Your case,......<br /><br />You can just Daisy Chain Several Tanks together..........<br />It Still doesn't Increase the CFM of the Compressor.........<br />You just get a longer Run Time to Fill it,+ alittle longer Run Time before the pump Kicks back In........<br />This is My added Storage.......<br />Tank size does matter, cause that's how I calculate it, Stopwatch and timing between pressure readings will tell me output at give pressure.<br />
Originally posted by dolluper:<br /> Think you should be more interested in the tools your trying to use with it,the ratings on the tank will tell you if the tool your using is suitable for that compressor.Bigger tanks mean you can use longer before recovery thats about it