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Home Depot has DeWALT 6-Gallon Pancake Electric Air Compressor & 18-Gauge Brad Nailer Combo Kit (DWFP1KIT) for $179. Select Free Curbside Pickup where stock permits. Thanks TalentedSuit8905

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  • 6-Gallon Heavy-Duty Pancake Electric Air Compressor
  • 18-Gauge 2-1/8" Brad Nailer
  • 25' 1/4" Air Hose w/ Coupler & Plug
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Usually $229--been waiting on this price for a few weeks now. Not sure if it's the BEST deal, but it's pretty solid. I wanted this over the $199 3 tool porter cable/craftsman kits because the brad nailer is much more solid and I don't need the other tools. Good reviews on HD.

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About This Product
    Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)
    Reviews: 44 Home Depot Reviews
    Product Name: 6 Gal. 18-Gauge Brad Nailer and Heavy-Duty Pancake Electric Air Compressor Combo Kit (1-Tool)
    Product Description: The DWFP1KIT Heavy-Duty Compressor Combo Kit is ideal for trim, finish and brad nailing. This kit includes a 6 Gal. Pancake Compressor, 18-Gauge Precision Point Nailer and premium 50 ft. PVC/Rubber blend air hose with factory-installed 1/4 in. fittings. The compressor features an oil-free pump for no mess and long life.
    Model Number: DWFP1KIT
    Product SKU: 312030412
    UPC: 885911703130
    Tank Material: Steel
    Returnable: 180-Day
    Product Width (in.): 16.875
    Compressor Tank Capacity (Gallons): 6
    Air Delivery SCFM @ 40PSI: 3.7
    Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI: 2.6
    Portable: Yes
    Maximum Pressure (psi): 165
    Compressor/Air Tool Features: Automatic Start/Stop,Combo Kit,Handle,Oil Free Compressor,Tank Pressure Gauge,Universal Quick Connectors
    Compressor Tank Capacity (Gal.): 6 Gal.
    Amperage (amps): 10
    Reconditioned: No
    Certifications and Listings: No Certifications or Listings
    Battery Amp Hours: No Battery
    Compressor Type: Trim
    Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year Limited Warranty
    Voltage (v): 120v
    Stage Count: Single Stage
    Included: Air Hose,Finishing Nailer
    Condition: New
    Product Depth (in.): 19.875
    Compressor Volume Rating: Quiet
    Battery/Charger: Tool Only
    Application Use: Brad Nailing/Stapling,Finish Nailing,Inflation,Trim
    Charger Included: Charger Not Included
    Product-Weight (lb.): 40.75lb
    Voltage (volts): 120
    Power Type: Corded Electric
    Product Height (in.): 19.875
    Power Source: Electric
    Decibel Rating (Outdoor): 76 dBA
    Tank Style: Pancake
    Lubrication Type: Oil Free
    Tools Product Type: Air Compressor Kit
    Horsepower (hp): .9 hp
    Included in Combo: Brad Nailer & Hose
    DWFP55126: 165 max psi 6.0 Gal. tank (22.7 L) and 2.6 SCFM delivered @ 90 psi pump enable long tool runtime with quick recovery
    DWFP55126: 75.5 dBA noise level for a quiet work environment
    DWFP55126: long-life, oil-free pump for maintenance-free operation
    DWFP55126: 30 lbs. weight makes unit easy to carry and store
    DWFP55126: 2 universal couplers to easily support 2 users
    DWFP55126: ball drain valve for quick and thorough tank draining
    DWFP12233: uses standard 18 Ga. brad nails from 5/8 in. to 2-1/8 in. long
    DWFP12233: Precision Point technology: precise nail placement as a result of a smaller nose and no need to compress the contact trip to actuate the tool
    DWFP12233: tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment, tool-free jam release mechanism, oil-free motor, and rear exhaust for ease of use
    Hose: 1/4 in. x 50 ft. PVC/rubber blend is non-marring, lightweight, and has low memory to resist twisting and kinks

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    Falqon
    08-26-2020 at 06:49 AM.
    08-26-2020 at 06:49 AM.
    Nice find. I thought $200 a few months ago was a decent deal.
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    KitchenDrawerNinja
    08-26-2020 at 07:58 AM.
    08-26-2020 at 07:58 AM.
    Can I winterize my irrigation system with this?
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    rhaug
    08-26-2020 at 08:59 AM.
    08-26-2020 at 08:59 AM.
    Got this same kit a few years back, its an excellent set. Compressor looks slightly updated from the one I got. I actually paid $100.03 at Home Depot, I can't remember if it was a price mistake or clearance, but I think it was advertised on here. The person ringing me up was even surprised what it rung up for.
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    btdross
    08-26-2020 at 11:27 AM.
    08-26-2020 at 11:27 AM.
    Just picked one up yesterday before seeing this. Trick is to order online, as it's $229 in store. I asked one of the HD pros if 1) this was a good unit (he said he'd take Dewalt over most others), and 2) if this was a good deal given Labor Day sale is coming up, to which he said he thought that a Special Buy like this might even be a better deal than what might be offered for Labor Day. Just remember to order online to get the deal, even if it's for curbside or in store pickup, in order to get this price. I haven't used it yet, but reviews on it seem solid.
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    agarwalami
    08-26-2020 at 01:33 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 01:33 PM.
    Is this a better buy than the Ryobi 18v air brad nailer that often retails for 99 and currently 129? Carrying a compressor sounds intimidating for a newbie woodworker like me.
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    shedeus
    08-26-2020 at 01:50 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 01:50 PM.
    Quote from kappasoccerg :
    Can I winterize my irrigation system with this?
    I use a Bostitch pancake that looks nearly identical and I don't have a problem with blowing out the heads. My largest zone is 8 heads and it's 75-90% done in 2 passes. I take a third pass for good measure.

    For my smaller zones (5-6 heads), two passes and its done.

    That said I have 8 zones it usually takes me ~1.5 hours to do the job.
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    bradcros
    08-26-2020 at 02:00 PM.

    Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank bradcros

    08-26-2020 at 02:00 PM.
    Quote from agarwalami :
    Is this a better buy than the Ryobi 18v air brad nailer that often retails for 99 and currently 129? Carrying a compressor sounds intimidating for a newbie woodworker like me.

    From my perspective, if you're a newbie then pneumatic makes a lot of sense over battery powered. Pneumatic are cheap in comparison (once you own the compressor). I've been through a few pneumatic nailers trying to find one I'm happy with and it's much cheaper to experiment if you're not dialed in to a particular gauge/type given your woodworking. I also use my compressor to blow off wood projects (see https://www.amazon.com/Neiko-3111...th=1&psc=1) before I prep for paint. Good for filling car tires (https://www.amazon.com/WYNNsky-He...60&sr=8-20 or similar) and pool floats too (I drill a hole in a rubber stopper and use the nozzle in the first link to fill pool floats). All that said, if I had a specific use case in mind - battery powered is hella convenient. You can't really miss with either. Hope that helps a little.
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    shedeus
    08-26-2020 at 02:11 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 02:11 PM.
    Quote from agarwalami :
    Is this a better buy than the Ryobi 18v air brad nailer that often retails for 99 and currently 129? Carrying a compressor sounds intimidating for a newbie woodworker like me.
    I use pneumatic and battery powered tools, and the only downside to air power (in my weekend warrior use case) is that in my tiny 1 car garage workspace, the compressor kicks in at infrequent and random times scaring the living HELL out of me. For this reason alone, I tend to stick with battery powered despite the significant price differential for nailers, etc.

    My tiny workspace seems to amplify the noise, even for a "quite" rated compressor like this pancake.
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    agarwalami
    08-26-2020 at 02:22 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 02:22 PM.
    Quote from shedeus :
    I use pneumatic and battery powered tools, and the only downside to air power (in my weekend warrior use case) is that in my tiny 1 car garage workspace, the compressor kicks in at infrequent and random times scaring the living HELL out of me. For this reason alone, I tend to stick with battery powered despite the significant price differential for nailers, etc.

    My tiny workspace seems to amplify the noise, even for a "quite" rated compressor like this pancake.

    Yes, I am concerned about noise tool. I have a very small garage.
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    ElatedWinter868
    08-26-2020 at 02:31 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 02:31 PM.
    I just bought this a couple months ago - only used it for one small project but was satisfied. I bought it over the porter cable because I wanted the tool free jam clearance.

    Note that in the home depot reviews/pictures, the swivel connector is not a guarantee. I wanted the swivel but got only the straight connector....wasn't worth it to return but I was not ecstatic about it.
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    b534202
    08-26-2020 at 03:00 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 03:00 PM.
    Quote from agarwalami :
    Yes, I am concerned about noise tool. I have a very small garage.
    Make sure to use ear protection!
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    Frankie251
    08-26-2020 at 03:30 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 03:30 PM.
    My wife gave me a Dewalt pancake compressor for Christmas a couple years ago. It seems to be pretty decent. A couple of things became evident after I used it a lot. First, it's loud. I wanted a California Air, which you can't hardly hear, but apparently didn't lay down good enough hints, so ended up with the Dewalt. Of course, I told my wife it was exactly what I wanted and didn't think any more about it. I built a 12x16 shed in my backyard and used it extensively running a framing gun. It's hard to keep the regulator set on pressure. My Porter Cable framing gun needs between 90 and 120 psi, so I set it on 100 or 110 and inevitably I'd shoot a few nails, and then have one misfire because the pressure had dropped. The tank pressure would stay at 150 and not drop, but the regulator pressure is very difficult to get consistent. Other than, it's a good unit.
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    Ekeenan86
    08-26-2020 at 04:12 PM.
    08-26-2020 at 04:12 PM.
    This is a fairly common deal. I bought it for this price about 4 years ago. However I have used both the compressor and nailer a ton and they are excellent. No problems from either one.
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