Much coolness.
I installed a similar compressor about 10 years ago to sandblast my granite fireplace. I learned a few things about plumbing air:
Be sure to read up on piping, drying air and filtration. You want bone- dry air for the work that you are doing. No water, no oil. Piping can be done with iron ( use galvanized, not black), copper heavy wall or true Pex (Wirsbo/Uponor). The larger the pipe, the less the pressure drop. It's best to distibute at 125 or 150 psi, then have a regulator ( and a coalescing filter) at the point of use. That way you won't experience pressure drops.
Anyways, there's lots of good info out there on that stuff. Getting it right the first time will save you a lot of frustration.
Man, you are going to have fun!
