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Makita Quiet Series 2-Gallon 1 HP Oil-Free Electric Air Compressor (Tool Only, MAC210Q) on sale for
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Features:- Quiet series design at only 60 dB for operator and crew comfort, ideal for indoor use
- Runs at a lower RPM (1,750) resulting in longer motor and pump life
- Complete roll-cage construction provides protection to withstand a variety of job-site, transporting and storage environments
- Oil-free dual-piston pump designed for maintenance-free operation
- Lightweight design (44 lbs.) for increased job site portability
- Powerful 1 HP induction motor provides 2 CFM at 90 psi with a maximum tank pressure of 135 psi
- Quick 65-second full tank fill from empty
- Low AMP draw reduces incidents of tripped breakers at start-up
- Lever-handle tank drain for easy air tank release
- Universal brass coupler for increased durability and reduced corrosion
- Large pressure gauges for easier visibility of tank and hose pressure
- Cord wrap for convenient AC power cord storage
- Built-in thermal overload for additional motor protection
- Ideal for case and base installation, trim and finish carpentry, cabinet and furniture makers and more
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Except for a really quick job, I'd much rather deal with a compressor and hose than the size and weight and delay of battery operated guns.
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Just make sure you get a nice thin flexible air hose to work with when nailing. It makes all the difference. I use this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000R8LH3E
I also use the compressor to blow off my bench, sander, projects, etc. Super convenient, and since it's only a couple of gallons, it fills up quickly. Before these small, quiet compressors existed, I almost never fired up my 25g system (now sold).
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id sooner look at the mcgraws at harbor freight, consider a warranty maybe. they're only 4scfm @ 90psi and 135psi max, but they'll do almost anything you could want CONTINUOUSLY, minus hvlp, grinders, orbitals. unless your nail gun has a smaller cylinder and requires over 135 psi to drive something like a 3" ring shank nail. the only difference between the two is price and tank as far as I know, might be worth getting the bigger tank for the buffer.
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I know I know, "harbor freight bad!". a lot of up don't understand pressure/ volume, load time, resistance, etc. so I don't think you can comment, unless out of ignorance. op's compressor is only 2cfm @ 90psi and 60db, hf is 4cfm @ 90 psi and 85 db. if you can take the extra noise, they all max out at 135 psi, and you can coupon the harborfreight.
I see too many people over loading and burning up their little compressors and having to buy another one, when a properly sized one will do everything you want. if you can manage the size.
It's hard to tell how these manufacturers come up with their decibal ratings. They could be raitng them from 6 feet away.
I've had a Husky 60db model (a rebadged CAT) for about 5 years. It's still super quiet and working great and I doubt I'll ever go back to noisy compressors again.
Can anyone speak to the value of something like this Makita compressor vs the Rigid one they have on sale 6gal, that comes with 3 tools. It is about 50% louder.
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Can anyone speak to the value of something like this Makita compressor vs the Rigid one they have on sale 6gal, that comes with 3 tools. It is about 50% louder.
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80 db is a vacuum cleaner or a busy downtown street. You have to yell to be heard over it and you wouldn't want to be inside a room with it for long.
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