Ok, I did a bunch of searching over on the tool forum on PBB, but wanted to get your guys opinions. From reading over there I came to the following conclusions on what I need for a decent compressor:
- Decent sized tank for longer duty cycle
- around 9-10 SCFM @ 90psi
- Oil lubed
I have $250 in sears gift cards, so it's look like Craftsman is getting the nod if I can find a suitable compressor.
My uses will include general wrenching and fabrication, so impact wrench, ratchets, die grinder, etc.
This is the compressor I think I've settled on. What do you guys think?
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...BV_EngineID=ccedaddjjhmmkmecefecemldffidfno.0
I don't want to buy this and then have to replace it in a few years, so if I have to spend the $250 on other tools and then wait another 6 months to a year to be able to spend that money on another brand, I will. BTW, I didn't really wanna spend more than 4-500, so I'm stretching a little to get this one, so I need to stay around that budget.
Thanks for your input.
- Decent sized tank for longer duty cycle
- around 9-10 SCFM @ 90psi
- Oil lubed
I have $250 in sears gift cards, so it's look like Craftsman is getting the nod if I can find a suitable compressor.
My uses will include general wrenching and fabrication, so impact wrench, ratchets, die grinder, etc.
This is the compressor I think I've settled on. What do you guys think?
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...BV_EngineID=ccedaddjjhmmkmecefecemldffidfno.0
I don't want to buy this and then have to replace it in a few years, so if I have to spend the $250 on other tools and then wait another 6 months to a year to be able to spend that money on another brand, I will. BTW, I didn't really wanna spend more than 4-500, so I'm stretching a little to get this one, so I need to stay around that budget.
Thanks for your input.