Home Depot has
RIDGID 6 Gallon Portable Electric Pancake Air Compressor (OF60150HB) on sale for
$93.98.
Shipping is free, otherwise choose free store pickup where stock permits.
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car4reak for sharing this deal
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Features:
- Locking regulator holds knob in place to prevent unwanted pressure changes
- 1/4-turn ball valve tank drain lets you drain tank quickly with 1 easy turn
- 2 universal push-to-connect quick couplers accept both 1/4 in. automotive and industrial plugs with easy, single-handed connection
- Large 6 Gal. capacity tank reduces cycle frequency
- 150 maximum PSI for the toughest applications
- 2.6 SCFM at 90 PSI for high air delivery and maximum performance
- Universal motor ensures superior starting in low voltage situations
- Best-in-class oil-free pump for long-lasting, maintenance-free use
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With that said, there are electric impacts now that take a lot of the duty away from the compressor. A pancake compressor of this size will easily power a framing nailer to build a garage or fence. With some patience you can even run a few high air demand tools. The downside is you will have to wait for it to recover, so you can only work a few seconds at a time at high airflow.
I have this compressor. It's a great start for a DIYer. I started with worse using some no name that came with a nail gun.
I recommend you get electric tools where it makes sense if you don't want a massive shop compressor.
Here's a chart that shows you the CFM needed to run various pneumatic tools at 25% duty cycle:
https://www.engineering
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With that said, there are electric impacts now that take a lot of the duty away from the compressor. A pancake compressor of this size will easily power a framing nailer to build a garage or fence. With some patience you can even run a few high air demand tools. The downside is you will have to wait for it to recover, so you can only work a few seconds at a time at high airflow.
I have this compressor. It's a great start for a DIYer. I started with worse using some no name that came with a nail gun.
I recommend you get electric tools where it makes sense if you don't want a massive shop compressor.
Here's a chart that shows you the CFM needed to run various pneumatic tools at 25% duty cycle:
https://www.engineering
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