I have a set of videos on automotive restoraton, and in one of them it
shows a homemade air drier which consists of shop air plumbed into a
coil of copper tubing, which is then placed in a bucket of ice water
followed by a tee fitting with a drain. The cold causes water vapor to
condense to liquid, which can be drained periodically. It seemed to be
a cheap and effective setup for occasional painting or whenever dry air
is required.

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