New tool enroute!!!

[ricerocket1135]

I am taking the morning off of work to wait on a delivery.

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053


Had the 220 put in yesterday and am chomping at the bit to get it in so I can really start in on the bodywork on my truck!

 

[sewlow]

Very Nice!

 

[Butch]

Great Compressor! We've had ours for probably 9 years now with no problems and almost daily use

 

[Swaggerwagon]

I have that exact model...great compressor....

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[Fobroader]

Cool compressor man, I need a new one, my old one is gasping like an asthmatic....and need a bigger capacity tank.

 

[zraffz]

Can anybody tell me how that tank will hold up to using a spray gun on it? I'm going to be needing a new compressor pretty soon and might as well get a one that I can use to do everything I need to get done.

 

[Mean Green]

Can anybody tell me how that tank will hold up to using a spray gun on it? I'm going to be needing a new compressor pretty soon and might as well get a one that I can use to do everything I need to get done.

What do you mean? I didn't read the specs on the compressor, but if your going to spray with it you should have no problems. Just make sure to have a water filter, and your regulator on the gun and it'll work like any other good size compressor!

 

[JollyGreen]

Can anybody tell me how that tank will hold up to using a spray gun on it? I'm going to be needing a new compressor pretty soon and might as well get a one that I can use to do everything I need to get done.

Depends if its a HVLP gun or not. HVLP guns require more pressure to put out the required pressure at the tip vs. non-HVLP. If your pressure is set around 80-90 psi, 10cfm would probably be enough for light duty. If you want to be able to REALLY paint as much as you want and not worry about it, get a two stage compressor. They'll put out 1/2 again as much (or more) cfm at the same psi. The recovery time is almost completely a non issue, especially when running high volume tools like air ratchets and sanders. Quincy compressors are the best I've used.