This is a little 9 euro 99 air compressor which I figured I'd add a little screamer fan to in order to make it run a bit less destructive, but I figured we'd just have a little look inside since a 999 air compressor here in Finland is probably the same as a $2 air compressor and I'm quite impressed with the managed to get it down to such a process. It actually works really well. I really like this thing. It provides decent pressure and I've removed the original N, you can just put a general purpose A, so I can use a proper air handle with it. We haven't had some pressure in there still. So yeah this one will go up to like 10 bars before it's concsate and see if it comes apart. No one more screw. It's a little 12 volt thing by the way it has just a cigarette lighter connector and probably current limits through just a resistance for wires. Now that's all we have. That's comes apart. That's a pretty sturdy little assembly plastic cog which is a bit disappointing. We have counterbalance. A little tiny compressor look at that. There's the cast so on there seems to be steel for restless. Yeah it's probably all cast steel. That's not too bad. Let's run it if I can manage to pull the thing my hand. You can see we're pressure getting up insanely high so we have a 10 bars right at the middle of a scale. Just shoot past about no to 11 bars or once we're at 160 psi. That's because this connected just doesn't release via. I'm talking next to nothing and if I feel this hose there is a lot of pressure there. That is harder than a normal compressor hose. We'll need a little finger and put some oil in it to make it a bit better still. And there we go. It is sold at together just literally sold at a fan straight across from the heat to the motor and nice going back together. There we go. Fan propellers zip-died in place and I drilled a few air holes off the top of this very fake heating. Let's see if it runs. Oh yeah that's the sound of a turbocharger. Excellent. That's good. Rt. Improve the lifetime of this 9 euro 96 cent air compressor. I did add some mollibium dye. I saw find a leab to all the parts inside just to make them a bit more wear resistance as well. See we'll see. Thank you for this thing is going to last me a good long time now. Thanks for watching.