🔨 Powerful Aluminum Can Crusher, Sturdy Pneumatic Cylinder Soda Beer Can Crusher, Sustainable Recycling Tool (Convenient Countertop Button Valve) Review

Needs assembly no problem I'm handy but one thing needs updating the instructions it's bad , for Example: Instructions are needed to obtain the best length to cut a one-piece quick connect hose. I looked at this and cut a short piece about 1/8" shorter which made it want to kink so I had to buy a coiled loop of hose to fix it, now the cost has gone up. Another set of items that come with the unit is a properly sized quick connect hose, different from the piston supply lines for the supply line,

I am very satisfied with this product. It was the cheapest I found. I bought it on a whim, hoping it would work well and that maybe I would change it to make it better. Setup took less than 5 minutes. (Yes, I needed a 1/4" fitting to connect to my compressor). The cylinder and can holder seem very strong and durable. The more it breaks. The 200mm stroke is equivalent to 7.9 inches, so it fits into almost any aluminum can or bottle. It takes about 30-40 psi to crush a can without denting. At 25…

When I bought this product I knew I had to "improve" it, at least for the way I wanted to use it. I would like to add that this product was great right out of the box, everything came as expected and was easy to put together. As a heavy equipment and diesel truck technician, among many other jobs, I have a ton of parts, tools, and what the average Joe would consider junk. So I didn't have much space in my garage. The horizontal mounting of the crusher (like the others and I think how it was…

If I could give this thing 17 stars I would give it 20. Coolest can crusher! The exhausts are preset for you and work smoothly with no stuttering at start or at the end of the stroke. Cans don't stand a chance, you don't have to push them in or anything, they're just overloaded. They also become very, very flat. Upon impact, allow the plunger to stop and continue to hold the button for a second or two. it's still moving, just slowly. An extra second or so gives you crushed cans that look almost