I took it apart to clean, and the o-ring is shot. Will get a new o-ring tomorrow. Thanks for your help everyone!

No way I could ever part with a car I built from scratch. I'm attached to one that all I did was an engine swap on.

Castlevania Symphony of the Night. Had no idea what I was getting into and have been chasing that same experience ever sense.

So glad I don't have to feel guilty opening the reddit app to take a peak now.

"3265/6472 subreddits are currently dark."

UPDATE: Changed the o-ring and it holds pressure now.

I think I found the answers, posting them here so one less person ends up needing to search that other site. (I need to make a Tools magazine to ask questions in)

• Harbor Freight Earthquake series. Their stubby is actually decent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqWypTAG4Hw

-A Used Chicago Pneumatic, not to be confused with Harbor Freights Central Pneumatic. They are $50 used all day, reliable, and can be rebuilt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTdKYtqO94I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzRlXSIMeeQ

• AIRCAT 1150 if you want a lot of torque. Small premium over the Harbor Freight offerings, but more reliable.

Super Star Wars, Return of the Jedi on Game Boy. Not because it's a good game, far from it. It's because I'm old and have memories of trying to play this. With dying batteries and at an awkward angles so I could get light on the screen. I just accidentally found out it had this awesome Super Game Boy border too.