Best Air Compressors For Air Tools

[@kjellrogerjgensen60]

This is exactly as you said a underestimated tool and underpreciated too. Thancs so many times for this.👍👍👍

[@gjmarsh8787]

I just wanted to thank you for your amazing and informative video. Most emphasize one product over another. You, on the other hand, have informed us on what features/benefits to prioritize. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Cheers!

[@choiceblade]

Best video on the subject by a MILE. THanks!

[@Discgolf_Levi]

This is the Best Video on this subject on the internet!!

[@jamesmahle1259]

Yes, thank you for an exhaustive report that has truly helped me. As much as I love my Milwaukee tools, some jobs still need old school applications e.g., air hammer/chisel.

[@floodea]

Great comprehensive video, thank you!

[@zechcross7176]

Very informative & very helpful. Now i know where to look when buying an air compressor. Thank you very much.

[@rossmiller4228]

Great video. Basically the nuts and bolts of knowledge on compressors. Thanks

[@mcruz4467]

You're the best educational tool in KZbin!!!

[@aldrinsangma5363]

When you are talking lower the background sound. Can't hear properly what were you saying in some parts. Good explanation though

[@mattrmcintosh72]

Great video, thanks for the info man

[@joezuccardo3245]

Another you have do is when done using it for the day, turn it off and empty all air out of the tank, there's should be a valve on the bottom of the tank for this

[@cardo1111]

Chock full of helpful info 👍🏽

[@torkgarage5893]

great video packed with info

[@bingo1672]

The background videos are distracting but learned so much. thank u

[@jonreyes7271]

Real good informative video, thanks!

[@manuelsalgado8510]

20 ton bottle air Jack, what size do you recommend?

[@Cudagirl1970]

Thorough, and helpful, without the extra blah, blah :-) Thank you! Couldn't hear the background noise, I had ear plugs in...lol

[@abdulrahmansaad6346]

Thank you very much

[@herminigildodelacruzjr1752]

Great tutorial very clear and easy to understand thanks sir i hope you keep making video tutorial

[@PedroPedro-jm4lk]

Yes a good helpful video...but... voice over background noise does need to be mixed better as when you were talking and the air tools being operated, it was difficult to hear you properly

[@robddickinson4217]

Great little vid, many thanks for posting.

[@terrellscaife2411]

Cool I’m glad I ran across this video

[@pillowbugg]

Black diamond 20 gallon tank with 135 psi...starts pumping at 100 psi and runs one to one to your use (except cut off and sander)...$409. Double piston compressor recharges fully in 50 seconds. Never have had a problem.

[@steventhepig3173]

What a gem ❤

[@jorgeriveramx]

Awesome video. Thank you very much!

[@Dub_R1M]

Very informative, thank you

[@teammmx]

Any recommendations on an affordable compressor for my 250psi tire inflator?

[@michaeldequatro1012]

Question. After I'm done using the compressor, I normally let the air out of it. Is it safe to keep the air in for a few weeks so I don't always have to fill it?

[@chrislye8912]

So it looks like nobody is answering you so I will. You can store air safely as long as you like but you should drain the condensed water out of the receiver (tank) regularly.

[@michaeldequatro1012]

@@chrislye8912 Thank you :)

[@terrellscaife2411]

Thank you for the video

[@abramogo1977]

I reffer the FAD (Free Air Delivery) of air compressor that i want to buy. its becouse pneumatic tools now need more volume of FAD. For example HLVP gun spray almost need 300-350 l/m FAD.

[@donwolfjr1]

THANK you!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rabbibacongrease88]

I love my Quincy 390 compressor in my basement. 35 CFM @ 560 RPM on a 50 amp single phase circuit.

[@china1013]

Huh?

[@hpowlman9114]

So these air compressor tank refills it self or need to take it to a shop?

[@billwilliams9897]

refills itself.

[@alejandomedina]

@@billwilliams9897 you take the tank to the veterinary . . . :)

[@kevint8886]

good job

Thank your video, I user new air compressor 👍👍👍👍👍

[@XChaoticComposerX]

wise man! Thanks

[@jonahmoschowsky3794]

I want to use a die grinder for woodcarving because of how small and versatile they are but don’t really know what type of air compressors I would need cause I really don’t want mine to be too loud, any suggestions?

[@OCDlosp]

one with a lot of capacity

[@mugiwara7420]

so how exactly do you define "large tank" - 4 gal? 10 gal? 20 gal? ...

[@chongkelvin9390]

From my perspective, a 60-gallon tank will be a large tank for me.

[@fixman.persian]

very good.

[@MyUnquenchableThirst]

very helpful!

[@jorgelima5695]

If you have something to say, please do so without those loud noises on top of your voice. Make the life of your audience so much easier.

[@vet116]

In your opinion what portable compressor would you buy if you do engine work body work and painting car or impact wrench die grinder spaying premier

[@fitstopgarage7503]

I use all the same air tools. The die grinder and spray gun are your biggest consumers of air, because they are used for longer periods than 15 seconds. You should run an oil lubed pump (avoid oil less) Take a look at the cfm rating of your highest comsumption air tools, then add 30% to that to get a compatible compressor. My quick answer is - Don't buy a compressor with less than 10 CFM @100psi. You would regret it when using the die grinder or doing more than spray priming.

[@madbear3512]

What psi/gallons would I need to run a 3 1/2" drive impact or other huge drive sockets.

[@legacyrsme]

thats what i want to know too

[@Interestingstuff6909]

Soo if its realy expensive its good because I can't understand a word

[@scissrface2182]

Use brain

[@rider6327-g1v]

Half of the specifications on most compressors are bullshit anyway. you think your getting a 14cfm aircompressor when really its a 9cfm compressor

[@Justniv1]

So hard to understand what you are saying with all those sound effects

[@aaronbligh3619]

Goonies music

[@luckygray9396]

Will a 6 gallon 175psi High Performance Hand Carry Jobsite Air Compressor operate an 6in Orbit Palm Sander? Just wanting to sand the bumper of ny daughters car and paint it.

[@fitstopgarage7503]

Hi Lucky, short answer no. But I don't know the specs of the compressor or the palm sander. Your jobsite compressor is more or less made to power nailing guns - short bursts of air and pump up tyres etc. Your compressor will have a Free Air Delivery (FAD) rate - for example 250 liters per minute (sorry I work in metric) and your sander will have an air consumption rate - example 190 liters per minute. (these specs may be given in Cubic Feet per Minute CFM) In that example your compressor will power your sander because it produces more air than what the sander uses. It will also be at around 90psi. Most air tools operate at 90psi. If your sander uses more air than what the compressor produces, then you will need a bigger compressor. You will need to find out the specs of your equipment. Dont forget the duty cycle of the compressor. At a pinch you will be able to do the repair. Just do it in short bursts and give the compressor plenty of rest time and set the regulator at 95 - 100psi.

[@tultulbaruah9378]

150. Lita dijel. Air. Puam. APA ka.pah .he moje shahia TultulBaruah Bhitor kaliani dist karbi anglong

[@papparocks2603]

To much noise in the video

[@mrmrsvaldez730]

Background is louder than you and with the accent I could only understand "compressor " out of all the sentences

[@509mm]

Why do you have your background noise louder than your voice? Cant here you over it so now I have to go back and read the whole damn video which defeats the purpose of why you are speaking

[@siddharthchakravarty2099]

Seriously what is the deal with the Australians? Why do you speak like that? Even KZbin's auto subtitle feature is not able to follow correctly..

[@morhallify]

He is a Kiwi ie. New Zealander.

[@siddharthchakravarty2099]

@@morhallify potato pataato..

[@drz00241kid]

At least they don’t make englished titled videos only to speak Hindi the whole time.