Thread: whats in your shop

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If you use the search function, type in the word compressor, you'll find dozens of discussions.

Given the work you describe actual air volume output and tank storage size is more critical than pressure, hp of the motor, or any other numbers game sellers of compressors utilize. As an example, I have a compressor that puts out 24 cfm at 90psi. It will fill the tank WHILE I'm using something like a da and not keep running constantly trying (in vain) to keep up.

Actually starting clearing some of the junk out yesterday, got 2 square feet done then went and got a glass of iced tea and sat down to watch the nhra drags, never when back.

Me too -

My compressor is too small - good for airing tires!!

I like the one Bob has described.
Most air tools use 7-10CMF ????
A 24CFM should keep up well with better than 50% duty cycle.