Showing posts with label leroi air compressors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leroi air compressors. Show all posts

Friday, October 3, 2014

Makita 724603-3 14-Inch Cut-Off Wheels (5-Pack)

Makita 724603-3 14-Inch Cut-Off Wheels
  • For all ferrous materials
  • Internally reinforced
  • 1-inch arbor
  • Maximum safe speed 4400 RPM
  • 5 pieces per package

Not only does this blade last, but it doesn't exhibit the lateral vibration of some "cheap" blades that turn a 1/8" kerf into a 1/4" kerf!

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Ordered the 5 pack of 14" cut-off wheels and they arrived in good condition. Blades were well protected, so they wouldn't be damaged in transist.

These Blades are ideal for cutting Aluminum profiles, as they are a finer grain that the typical Blades you can purchase.

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These are the identical blades Makita installed on the cutoff saw. If you use them much they quickly go from 14 inches to a 7 inch blade so buying a five pack is beneficial. For me, an occasional user, I will have to leave several of these in my will for my kids. Items delivered quickly and in good shape. I recommend this seller for others.

Monday, September 22, 2014

Rockworth RWHD2NK 2-Gallon Factory Reconditioned Hot Dog Portable Electric Air Compressor

Rockworth RWHD2NK 2-Gallon Factory Reconditioned Hot Dog Portable Electric Air Compressor
  • 100 PSI maximum pressure
  • Oil-free pump means no maintenance
  • Tank and output pressure gauges for viewing accurate air settings

This is the 1st time I have used a "hot dog" style compressor. I had a 4 gallon pancake compressor a few years ago that I sold during a money crunch situation. Comparing the 2 compressors: the hot dog is lighter, quieter, and seems to work better for what I use it for. (that being general use things for around the house).

Tools I have used that work well with this: air stapler(1/4"narrow crown 18ga staples of 3/4" to 1 3/4"), brad nailer(18ga 5/8" to 2" brads), angled finish nailer(1" to 2 1/2" 15ga), framing nailer(2" to 3 1/2" 16d nails), palm nailer, paint spray gun(1qt cup gen purpose), air blower nozzle, tire inflator.

Pros: fairly quiet(did not wake the wife sleeping 5o ft away in the bedroom "big+++"), light weight(easily portable), adjustable outlet pressure, 20 ft hose and quick connect coupler included(I have a 25 ft rubber extension hose that can be easily disconnected when not needed). Fairly small footprint(does not require much storage space).

Cons: the low pressure limit switch threshold could be a little higher. If you get a staple, nail or brad that does not sink all the way, it is a sure sign pressure is at the bottom limit of usage for the tool and probably the compressor will start to run at the very next pull of the trigger. "just wish it were a little higher".

Also: will not work well with any tool that requires more CFM such as rachets, impact drivers, sanders, etc. (knew this before ordering so not a big deal for me). Just saying.

Considering I have only had the chance to use it a month, do not know how long unit will last overall; but do not expect it to be a lifetime(20-30yr) thing either.

All in all; pretty good bang for the buck. Better than the "tire inflator" types that are about the same price. Very pleased with purchase, and if needed would definitely purchase one again.

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Best price I could find on a portable compressor.Its 120v but,I'm running it off a car battery through a 400watt. inverter.Really nice option in the field. Had a broken rubber foot on delivery.The Rockworth company sent me 4 new ones next day. Very nice.

Came with hose & air chuck with gauge.Light & easy to carry . for $40.00 I probably buy another.

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I bought this for its portability. When I don't want to haul my large compressor upstairs for minor projects, I thought this would fit the bill. And, it does. Actually, it will even run my framing nail gun although I'd worry about burning it out if I was doing a lot of nailing with the big gun. With the smaller finishing, stapling and brad nailers it's perfect. Highly recommended some smallish projects.

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The first one arrived... The air pressure gauge's plastic screen on the air nozzle attachment was broken. Also, the compressor was very loud and made a weird noise like it had something inside the compressor motor. It sounded like it was about to die. minus a star on my review.

I called Amazon and they sent a replacement. Once the replacement arrived (took about a week) I sent the defective unit back to them.

The replacement unit arrived in what seems like excellent condition. It still makes a lot of noise when it is filling up the tank with air but nothing like the first unit. The air pressure gauge and air hose arrived in like new condition.

This is a relabeled Husky model as the label on the motor housing was partially cut off. Not to mention that the air pressure gauge has the Husky label still on it (the back side of the pressure gauge).

This unit is perfect for my Badger 150 airbrush. My old tankless compressor died and that is what motivated me to get this unit. Yes, the price also screamed 'buy me'.

Make sure you follow the manual on how to break in the motor.

Important!!! Do not leave the tank filled with air for any period of time. When finished using the unit, use the air drain on the bottom of the storage tank and drain out the remaining air. This helps to expell any moisture that may be inside of the tank. That 'trapped' moisture can cause it to rust from the inside out if you do not do this.

I took the risk on a refurbished unit. I had to do an exchage but in the end it all worked out.

My daughter gave me this for Christmas. Even though it is reconditioned it looks new, isn't too heavy and the handle makes it easy to move around.

The instructions say to run it for 10 minutes with the tank drain open to break it in; I did and noticed it ran well and is quieter than I expected for a compressor. Then I shut it off, closed the drain valve, and turned it on. In less than 5 minutes the tank pressure gauge read 102 psi and the compressor shut off. I slowly released the pressure and the compressor came on when the gauge indicated 65 psi.

It is not a heavy-duty air compressor designed for big jobs like painting a house, or impact wrenches. Instead, it should excel at smaller jobs around the house, such as: inflating tires, blowing out home air conditioning/heating filters, blowing car air filters, inflating balls and pools, blowing dust from lawnmowers and motorcycle engines, cleaning dust and shavings from the work area, perhaps even small spray painting jobs like lawn furniture, etc. I know I will come up with other uses for this as days go by.

It comes with a good length of coiled hose with a female quick disconnect attached to one end and a threaded fitting to screw it to the compressor on the other end. The included tire inflator has a male quick disconnect to attach it to the hose. Amazon shows a hose and tire inflator as 'FREQUENTLY BOUGHT TOGETHER' with this item, but they are already included! In fact, the inflator appears to be the same one as in the photo of frequently bought together, except mine has a quick disconnect that mates with my hose quick disconnect, while the one in the photo has a threaded connector.

The connectors/attachments I just mentioned above already have either teflon tape or o-rings on the threaded ends, a nice touch.

The only problem I had was with the tire inflator. It took me a few minutes to figure out that the quick disconnect had been screwed on to the nozzle end and the tire valve hose had been screwed on to the intake end of the trigger device. Once I reversed those parts, all was well. This is not mentioned in the instructions. One other thing is that I would have prefered a straight hose as it is easier to handle than the included coiled hose.

As far as the 'refurbished' part, I think the things needing replacement (usually) would be some internal air pump parts, motor/pump bearings, air valves, seals, and possibly a new air manifold assembly (both gauges on my air manifold still had cellophane covering them). The tank would be inspected and pressure checked, then repainted/decaled to look new. On mine, it was obvious that the power cord, hose, and the plastic compressor cover were new, no scuffs or marks on them. The only thing that looks slightly used at all is the gauge on the inflater, the plastic window has a couple small marks on it. Except for the inflater gauge, this compressor could pass as new. I will not complain about the inflater looking used, it works well and there is no mention in the product description that it (or the hose) is even included, so I think of them as freebies. Look at the hose and inflater shown on this product page as 'frequently bought together' and notice that together they sell for more than half of the $40 total price of this compressor, BUT THEY ARE ALREADY INCLUDED AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE! Add the fact that this has free shipping and I have to ask: HOW DO THEY DO IT?

As it comes from the box it can only be used to inflate tires and somewhat as a dust blower, until I get a true blower nozzle and other attachments. Attachments are sold on Amazon and elsewhere to expand the use of this compressor.

Will it last? Only time will tell. But my first impression is that this is well built and it will certainly come in handy for small to medium jobs around the house.

NEXT DAY: I decided to put this to a small test on my daughter's tires. They were all low, so I inflated them, using the gauges of the compressor and inflater to determine the pressure. Then I checked the tire pressure with a tire gauge and found the compressor/inflater's gauges and the tire gauge all agree, so I know the gauges are accurate. Also, the clip-on style inflater is much easier to use than those air chucks that have to be held tightly by hand on the tire valve.

Monday, August 25, 2014

Porter-Cable BN138 5/8-Inch to 1-3/8-Inch 18-Gauge Brad Nailer

Porter-Cable BN138 5/8-Inch to 1-3/8-Inch 18-Gauge Brad Nailer
  • Long-life, maintenance-free motor to keep from staining the work surface
  • Internal piston catch for consistent max power on every shot
  • Rear exhaust to keep contaminants away from work
  • Drives 18-gauge nails from 5/8-inch to 1-3/8-inch length
  • Tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment with detents for proper setting of nail heads

Since March,I have frequently(this afternoon in fact)used this brad nailer. I would advise anyone searching for an inexpensive,reliable 18-gauge nailer to buy this one.

However, please be aware of one problem that I had with this nailer. After its delivery,I tried using it with 3/4-inch PORTER-CABLE brads that I had purchased separately. The brads would not feed properly. Each time I used a brad,I had to open the nailer and push the entire row of brads forward in order to send another brad into the wood I was nailing. I nearly returned the item to Amazon, but instead remembered that I had once read comments that said that minutely different brad sizes could cause the feed problems that I was experiencing. Sure enough, a pack of generic(and cheaper)"3/4" inch brads worked perfectly.

Lesson learned: Buy the brad nailer; consider another brand of brads!

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This isn't the most expensive brad nailer one can purchase, so I've waited until I've put several large boxes of fasteners through it before reviewing it. It's been a joy to use: light and maneuverable and reliable. It has a low enough profile to fit into small spaces, is easy to fire, easy to adjust depth, and sinks the brads consistently without marring the work. It's not especially loud, as pneumatic nailers go, and is easy to maintain. Finally, I am delighted by its build quality and performance.

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I purchase this nailer to do some mouldings and it worked great. I have a finish nailer but its loud. The porter cable is really nice. I enjoyed using it. I would recommend over other finish nailers.

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I have always been a Porter-Cable fan, since the early 80's. This Brad Nail Gun continues to support my faith. I have shot three different lengths on several wood projects, and I have not had a single mis-fire or jam. It is light, easy to load, easy to adjust depth, and has a good line of sight to the shot area. It works great. I can receommend this product without hesitation.

Bought this for doing the fine finishing and trim work on cabinets I am building. Works great and would recommend it to anyone.

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Rheem HP50RH Heat Pump Water Heater, 50 Gallon

Rheem HP50RH Heat Pump Water Heater, 50 Gallon
  • High 2.0 Energy Factor (EF)
  • 3 operation nodes
  • Premium resistored anode rod protection, extends tank life
  • Standard 3/4" NPT inlet, outlet, and condensate drain connections
  • Easily replaces a standard electric water heater

My propane water heater was consuming about 300 gallons of propane a year and costing me about $900 a year. This water heater is supposed to cost me about $230/yr in electricity. With the tax credit and fuel savings, this hybrid water heater will shortly pay for itself and provide great savings and more dependable energy costs -especially since the old water heater was eight years old.

It turned out that the plumber/electrician had little trouble running a new electric line from the breaker box to the furnace room in my house. Hooking up the water heater was straightforward.

The compressor heat pump only operates a few times during the day and even when it operates, it is a quiet hum or buzz (like my refrigerator). Home Depot offers a very long protection package. Very exciting and worthwhile investment especially since new "high efficiency" propane water heaters consume about 260 gallons a year and tankless water heater heaters consume about 200 gallons of propane a year.

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Our family recently moved into an all-electric house that was equipped with an obsolete, malfunctioning solar system. We needed to replace the solar system because it couldn't keep the water hot overnight, so we had to run the tank's heating elements for several hours a day. We were literally burning through money.

We looked into a regular electric water heater, which costs about half the price of this heat-pump water heater, but my experience with running heating elements on my failing solar unit made it clear that the elements run up a high energy bill. We installed this 50-gallon Rheem water heater six months ago and are extremely pleased.

Here's why this unit works so well for us.

Our energy company charges us on a graduated scale for kilowatts used. We have four rate levels, so for the first 600 kWh we pay an average of 15 cents/kWh. When we get above that the rate goes up to an average of 24 cents/kWh. Then the power company adds another 6 or 7 cents per kWh, just because they like to and the state lets them.

The impact of this on water heating is huge. If the heater uses only elements to heat the water, those draw a lot of power and the usage gets into the higher-tier rates real soon, and the electrons get real expensive really fast.

This came into play when we had a full house during the holiday season and set the water heater to operate using the elements to heat, rather than the heat pump. After our visitors left and we set the heater to the "energy-saving" mode, our energy bill dropped $80-$100. There were other variables in play at the time, but nearly all of the energy drop was in the water heater.

We think that this water heater provides value, even though it's more expensive to install. When we compared the price of this unit with a standard electric water heater, this cost about $1,000 more. We also had to beef up our circuit box, which cost about $350. But at a savings of $100 a month, we will get the initial extra investment back in 14 months. Then that $100 monthly saving is money in my pocket for the life of the water heater. (We didn't go with a tankless electric heater because the upgrade to our circuit box to make that functional would have been enormous. It didn't pencil out for us.)

Regarding the unit's ability to heat water, we have no complaints. We push the heat setting above the standard setting and the water is hot and doesn't appear to cost that much more than the recommended setting.

Also, there was a comment that 50 gallons is too small. We have four adults living in our house, and 50 gallons is plenty. It's like any other heater: If every one takes showers one right after another, someone's going to have a cold shower. If they're spaced out, everyone gets a hot shower. Rheem's literature on the unit explains how long it takes to reheat the water, and it's pretty good. Also, I bought a good, water-conserving Alsons 655CBX Fluidics Water Saving Shower Head, Chrome for one of our showers, and I'm sure that's making a difference. I paid a little extra for that, but that also will pay off in the long run on both my water and energy bills. (I advise against picking up any low-flow shower head at a big-box store on the promise it will save water. My Alsons uses a gallon less per minute than something you'd get at Home Depot, which can conserve 15-30 gallons a day more than an off-the-shelf model, or 450-900 gallons a month. The store clerks are clueless about this.)

One thing to keep in mind is that the water heater needs 800 cubic feet of space. Ours is in a laundry room with slightly less volume than that, but it opens up to another room so it has plenty of air to draw from. It also makes some noise, because it's the same technology as an air conditioner and sounds exactly like that. It runs for a while then turns off. It doesn't trip on a lot because the unit is extremely well-insulated.

I think this water heater is ideal for a home in a warm or mild climate, because it draws heat from the surrounding air to heat the water. However, it may be challenged in a cold climate.

P.S. I'm adding this comment one year after I installed this water heater. It has met or exceeded my expectations. I have halved my electricity usage, which has cut my electricity bill by two-thirds during some months because of the tiered rate. And, according to my utility company's website, my house rates lowest on my street for electricity consumed. Considering that other houses use propane to heat or cook, while mine is 100 percent electric, that indicates that this water heater is extremely efficient. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

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While it does work fine in 'normal' mode, it does not in 'efficiency' mode -one of the reasons for using such a water heater. I called Rheem and they sent out a replacement circuit board -but the problem was not solved. The problem is that as the water temperature drops (either due to water usage or just over time), the heater does not start up again until the water temperature drops to 80 degrees. This is regardless of ambient temperatures. Try to wash dishes or take a shower when the water temperature is 82 degrees and you wouldn't be happy with such a heater.

The manufacture's tech people tell me that it is working according to specifications. I don't think this is the case. And if that were the case, don't buy a water heater with such ridiculous specifications.

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Heat pump water heaters can be very efficient and reduce operating costs significantly. They have a compressor unit (refrigeration machine similar to what a household refrigerator uses) that absorbs heat from the surrounding air using a fan with a tube and fin coil on top. This model moves that heat to the water in the storage tank using a tube inside a tube coil on top of the unit, hot refrigerant gas is pumped through one tube and water from the storage tank is pumped through the other tube.

The compressor unit is a far more efficient way to heat water (over 100% efficient) but the heating capacity or recovery rate of the compressor unit is often lower than standard electric heating elements. Heat pump water heaters are equipped with standard heating elements as a backup heat source for times when demand (showers in the morning) is high and the compressor unit cannot keep up. The water heater will automatically switch to heating element operation when it sees the tank temperature dropping too far below the thermostat setting. When a heat pump water heater is using its backup heating elements it is no more efficient than a standard electric water heater (below 100%).

This unit has 50 gallons of storage. For a heat pump water heater to provide real savings it needs to have more storage so the compressor unit can store heat it absorbs during low demand periods and have it ready for your morning shower load. Added storage acts like a battery and improves overall efficiency (savings) by allowing the compressor unit to run more often than the backup heating elements. It also provides more hot water for more showers. The mistake many people are making today is they remove a standard 40/50 gallon electric water heater that can make 21 gallons of hot water an hour (using heating elements) and replace it with the same size (40/50 gallon) heat pump water heater that will only be capable of making 8-10 gallons of hot water an hour much of the time while using its compressor. They should be installing a 60 or 80 gallon model to maximize the efficiency and savings. The difference in cost between 40/50 gallon models and 60/80 gallon models isn't that much and well worth the investment.

I wouldn't pay attention to the Energy Guide (yellow label you see on many appliances) operating costs. Those costs are calculated based on outdated test procedures that do not factor a typical morning shower load; the time when a heat pump water heater is most likely to resort to heating element operation. The Energy Guide estimated operating costs work fine for standard efficiency products but they need to be revised before they will ever make sense for heat pump water heaters.

Friday, March 28, 2014

Campbell Hausfeld MP513803AV Mini Filter

Campbell Hausfeld MP513803AV Mini Filter
  • Campbell Hausfeld
  • MP513803AV
  • Air Tool Parts & Accessories

I was ordering this for parts to repair an existing filter. The product image showed it to be the old model, which is what I have here, but when I received it, it was the newer version and the parts are not interchangeable. I couldn't use it, and returning it was pointless considering the shipping costs. I was disappointed to say the least.

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Sunday, March 9, 2014

Amico Long Nozzle Red Plastic Body Clean Up Tool Air Blow Gun

Amico Long Nozzle Red Plastic Body Clean Up Tool Air Blow Gun
  • Product Name : Air Blow Gun;Color : Black, Red, Silver Tone
  • Material : Metal, Plastic;Thread Hole Diameter : 11mm/ 0.43"
  • Nozzle Size : 24 x 0.4cm/ 9.4" x 0.16" (L*ID);Total Size : 37 x 13 x 2cm/ 14.6" x 5.1" x 0.8" (L*W*T)
  • Net Weight : 61g
  • : 1 x Air Blow Gun

This blowgun is kind of lightweight, and at the lowest price I could find that makes sense. It would be good for occasional use but not full time. Shipping took a while but it traveled a lot of miles.

I'll give it 4 stars for the very low price and fact that it does work.

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Campbell Hausfeld Easy Spray Paint Sprayer #HV2002

Campbell Hausfeld Easy Spray Paint Sprayer #HV2002
  • Paint sprayer creates decorative and fine finishes
  • Covers 100 square feet with 1-quart metal canister
  • Metal air flow adjustment changes pattern size from 1/4-to-6-inches
  • Accessory kit includes cleaning brush, wrench, viscosity stick, 5 strainer cones, extra needle/nozzle for light materials
  • 1-year limited warranty

I bought this sprayer 3 years and 1 month ago (with a 3 year warranty) and ironically enough it overheated on me and is now in the trash. I was meticulous about cleaning after use and routinely cleaned the filter. I am a woodworker/cabinet maker and used the sprayer about every 3-4 months (not very often in my book). After contacting Campbell Hausfeld, they said there was nothing that they could do for me since I was 1 month out of warranty. In fact, they wouldn't even pay for shipping to their nearest service center. As the coversation progressed, I was subsequently informed that one cannot even buy parts for the turbine (no wonder they wouldn't help me out with shipping). Overall, I struggled with this sprayer every time I used it and I've never experienced such poor customer service. What a waste of 200 plus dollars! I'll never buy another Campbell Hausfeld product.

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I did a bit of research before buying this sprayer. I have used a high pressure system in the past and absolutely love this sprayer! It is easy to use and clean. I saved my customer over $300 in labor by using this product to spray water based polyurethane and paint on cabinet doors and closet doors! Should have bought one of these years ago!

Monday, January 13, 2014

Industrial Air IV7518023 80-Gallon Vertical Air Compressor, 2-Stage

Industrial Air IV7518023 80-Gallon Vertical Air Compressor, 2-Stage
  • Cast iron, industrial duty, two stage compressor pump delivers maximum CFM at 175 PSI; provides enough power to operate more than one air tool or device at one time
  • Industrial class electric motor equipped with pre-wired and mounted magnetic starter - saves time and money
  • Uniquely designed metal belt guard improves compressor pump cooling by as much as 60-Degree Fahrenheit over other belt guard designs
  • Large capacity 80-Gallon ASME certified tank
  • Maximum pressure: 175 PSI; CFM at 175 PSI: 17.0; CFM at 100 PSI: 17.9; RHP: 7.3; voltage: 240

This appears to be a well built compressor will suit my purpose for the purchase well, very heavy unit 650 lbs. Was delivered well packed to prevent damage and was received undamaged.

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Saturday, December 28, 2013

Amico Air Compressor Fitting Metal 2 Splitter Adapter Connector Coupler

Amico Air Compressor Fitting Metal 2 Splitter Adapter Connector Coupler
  • Product Name : Air Compressor Adaper;Color : Silver Tone, Blue
  • Female Thread : 11mm/ 0.43";Connect Pipe Diameter : 13mm/ 0.51"
  • Total Size : 7 x 6.3 x 3.7cm/ 2.8" x 2.5" x 1.4"(L*W*H);Material : Metal
  • Net Weight : 181g
  • Package : 1 x Air Compressor Splitter

I rated this a 4 because if I had the correct setup this would have worked great. I knocked off a star due to the poor description.

I am a little novice when it comes to different types of quick connects. Honestly I never thought there was. When I set up my shop everything I bought worked together and rarely had to make any changes. When I bought a new tool the male connector was always the same.

I am not 100% but I believe this particular fitting is considered an NPT Female quick coupler. They have ball barring inside the ends. Anyway, the point of this post is really to just make those novice like me do a little research to make sure you get what you need. Because this item takes forever to ship since it's coming from Hong Kong.

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Campbell Hausfeld FP2048 2-Gallon Air Compressor and 8-Piece Accessory Kit

Campbell Hausfeld FP2048 2-Gallon Air Compressor and 8-Piece Accessory Kit
  • 2 Gallon Tank for greater stored air power.
  • Easy to read gauges
  • Oil-Free Pump
  • Cool Running Motor
  • 8 piece accessory kit

I don't know if the reviewers who complained about the noise have ever used an air compressor before but this one is not that loud at all! Also, oilless compressors always take a little more time to pump up a full charge and are louder than oiled machines. And I don't know how one could expect a 2 gallon tank to provide any type of continuous airflow for cleaning, spraying etc. I am a professional woodworker and this lightweight little guy is so perfect for pick-up air nailing work or where a small trim job is needed and I don't want to lug around even a pancake unit. This is a fantastic machine for small nail jobs and inflating things so I don't know what others are expecting. Also, I bought mine brand new on sale from Ha**** Fr***** for $55.00! But even Amazon's price is well worth it. My only tiny complaint is that I wish the max pressure was 120 instead of 100.

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Bought this compressor to inflate tires on two autos and two bicycles. Works great. Included accessories are all I need. Plenty of pressure for auto tire inflation. Properly inflated eight auto tires (32PSI) in about five minutes. Very happy with my purchase. No longer have to pay for air at service stations.

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This thing broke down after only 3 months of less than daily use for a couple hours at a time airbrushing with a small artist style airbrush. Tiny tabletop compressors handle this job for years on end without breaking. Save your money and time and stay away from this piece of JUNK!

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Very compact unit. Very easy to operate. I use it mostly for inflation but I can see that it will be very useful for working with tools. It's very easy to move around.

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Bought this for my IT Department to use when blowing the dust from computers and other electronic items. Does a good job when at full capacity, it is quieter then the old one we had, but it takes a bit of time for the pump to fill the tank and afterwards there is a foul smell of burning plastic. The smell is probably just the pump heating up and may go away with time, it has not affected the performance of the air compressor at all. Attachements are cheap, but we modified the hose with a good steel blow tube and that works much better then the cheap plastic attachments that come with it.