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Question: I want to use this compressor with a staple gun. Aside from purchasing an air hose, do I need any special connectors or gauges?
Document: But if you tend to cut trim for an entire room, then want to shoot it on quick...this Senco will frustrate you no end. You end up hand nail setting too many nails, or else you have to stop frequently, unhook the air hose, drain a little air from the tank until it cycles, then wait for the darn thing to fill. If you use it right... 5 stars.
This is a great little compressor. I just bought my second one for use in my contracting business when I don't want to haul in a hose from my big compressor. Tank is not aluminum as advertised, but steel, and will rust if not drained routinely. This is why I just replaced my last one. Pin holes in the tank would not allow unit to fully pressurize. 90 psi kick-on allows the use of larger guns.
brad gun with a sample selection of 18ga. brads in various lengths. With the gun came a bottle of air gun lubricant, hex wrenches, a quick connect fitting, and a small roll of teflon seal tape for the fitting. Opened the box and it was almost ready to use (had to attach the quick connect fitting to the gun). I've used it now for a few weeks installing base boards using a 50ft. 1/4" hose and and it has worked flawlessly.
Overall it's a pretty good compressor. It's a little slow to reach 125 psi but once there I can shoot 8 or more 15 gauge finish nails before it kicks on again and quite a few more shots if I'm using a brad nailer. It's about half the weight of my small twin tank Emglo. I can carry the Senco, air hose and nail gun in one trip. I've only had it a few weeks but if it lasts like my other Senco tools it should be trouble free for years to come.
Awesome little compressor. Six stars, it's just better than great!Quiet, I mean QUIET!!! Great construction and finish. Light as a feather. Runs my 16 ga. nailer as fast as I want to go with 13 - 15 shots between cycles. Goes even farther with brads & pinners. I don't know how fast you are but this puppy will wear me out even hanging doors and heavy molding. I will probably never use anything else for one gun finish and repair jobs.
Make sure you have a role of teflon tape to wrap the threads before assembly and you're good to go. No air leaks what-so-ever.The compressor comes with a regulator that allows you to adjust the pressure going to the hose which is a plus. The air gun also allows further air-flow adjustment with the trigger.All four items are first class in my opinion. I'm a cabinetmaker by trade, so I've used lots of compressors and accessories over the years.
If you are like me and need a compressor for your home shop, this is the one to get. My old compressor was so loud that I would hesitate to use it. This will not drive a framing nailer but has worked just great for my 16ga finish gun and brad nailer to trim out a door and put down some shoe moulding. Light enough to pick up and move around the house with you, works well with one of those 25 ft coiled hoses.
Just plug it in and use it. I did purchase the...Legacy A73457D Color Connex Type D 7 Piece 1/4 in. Red Coupler and Plug Kit,Plastair HoseKoil PU425-1-3-AMZ 1/4-Inch x 25-Foot Polyurethane Lead Safe Ultra-Light Recoil Air Hose, Blueand the Campbell Hausfeld MP5143 Pistol Grip Blowgun... to use with the compressor and they all work fine.
I am a cabinet installer by trade so I don't need a big pancake or other type of compressor. This is a perfect compressor for nailing moldings for cabinet jobs, in small doses. It will run an 18GA nail gun just fine with moderate usage. Don't try and use it with a 15GA because it can't keep up. I was very dissappointed when a seal broke and put me out of commission. The cost to have it repaired almost justifyed buying a new one all together.
If you have big projects that require a constant supply of air - like running brad nailers and the like - I wouldn't recommend this compressor. If you want a compressor that is quiet enough to use inside your house, light enough to carry up a ladder, has air pressure adjustment up to 125+ psi - all at a price that is easy on the wallet, then I don't see how you can best this compressor.Five Stars all the way for this very capable and versatile compressor!
Answer: yes