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Air compressor adivce: Too cheap?
I've got molding to put up. Just in my kitchen, I hope. Baseboard
chair rail and around the ceiling. I like tools but I don't find myself really pining for a nailer, so I'd like to get off cheap. Really cheap. I found a place to get a refurbished Porter Cable finish nailer. That leaves the compressor. I've been looking at this tiny 1 gallon Campbel-Hausfeld model, 100psi max. http://www.campbellhausfeld.net/weba...roductId=67145 I saw a review in a magazine that suggested it could be used for nailing. I think that I understand the consequence of the tiny tank;I'll only be able to shoot a few nails in quick succession. I don't imagine that will be too much of a hardship for my use. But what about the 100 psi? The nailer specs say it works from 70-120 psi. Will I have enough oomph? As I wrote above, I'd like to be cheap about this, IF it doesn't result in too much frustration. Can I? Greg Guarino |
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