I'm interested replacing my cheap oilless Campbell Hausfield because it's getting tired, taking a long time to build pressure and Loud! Besides the tank is small.
What size tank should I get for a DIY 1 man to run a framing gun to build a deck, shed,...
Pancakes such as Porter Cable, Bostitch, ....use a 6 gal. I borrowed a friend's and it was wonderful.
While others, Makita, Husky, have a 1 & 2 gallon tank.
I don't know how small I can go. I'm use to my 3hp belt driven compressor but don't like the hoses running through the doors, and if I leave the house to do a job, my small tired Campbell Hausfield isn't cutting it. I have to wait filling my tires! A few weeks ago I punched a few nails into a rectangle 2x6 frame for a garden and had to wait.
Even though I'm 70 yrs old, I'm thinking of spending more money and getting an oil compressor because of the longevity figuring less chance of early failure.
Is a 1 & 2 gallon tank too small where it will be coming on all the time?
For portability, what is the maximum weight abd ideal weight for a portable air compressor?
What size tank should I get for a DIY 1 man to run a framing gun to build a deck, shed,...
Pancakes such as Porter Cable, Bostitch, ....use a 6 gal. I borrowed a friend's and it was wonderful.
While others, Makita, Husky, have a 1 & 2 gallon tank.
I don't know how small I can go. I'm use to my 3hp belt driven compressor but don't like the hoses running through the doors, and if I leave the house to do a job, my small tired Campbell Hausfield isn't cutting it. I have to wait filling my tires! A few weeks ago I punched a few nails into a rectangle 2x6 frame for a garden and had to wait.
Even though I'm 70 yrs old, I'm thinking of spending more money and getting an oil compressor because of the longevity figuring less chance of early failure.
Is a 1 & 2 gallon tank too small where it will be coming on all the time?
For portability, what is the maximum weight abd ideal weight for a portable air compressor?