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The Bostitch CPACK2A-R is one of the better values in air compressor combo kits. The package consists of a Bostitch CAP2000P-OF air compressor, an 18-gauge 2-inch brad nailer, and a 16-gauge 2 ½ inch finish nailer. Also included are a 1/4 inch x 25 foot PVC hose, 1000 finish nails, […] Read more »
The Stanley Bostitch CAP1512-OF is a great little air compressor for someone who does not need to do any heavy duty work. Great for small jobs such as trimming windows, inflating tires, and even building a fence. Stanley Bostitch knows their air compressors and no model compares to this one in […] Read more »
Bostitch is a reputable and affordable subsidiary of Stanley who manufacturers the trusted Port Cable range. Bostitch was founded in 1986 and has ever since maintained a premier range of fasteners, industrial tools and air compressors. The Bostitch BTFP02012 6 Gallon Pancake Compressor is known to outperform many higher priced […] Read more »
As one of the more popular air compressor combo kits, the Bostitch CPACK300 is pretty much identical to the CPACK2A-R combo kit but includes an additional finish stapler. For about $20 more (for the reconditioned version) at the time of this review, stepping up to the CPACK300 with its included 18-gauge narrow crown […] Read more »
The Stanley Bostitch CPACK1850BN air compressor combo kit is another great value from this company. The components in this kit are identical to that of the popular CPACK2A-R combo kit minus the finishing nailer. Included here is the Bostitch CAP2000P-OF air compressor, Bostitch SB-1850BN 2-inch brad nailer, a 25 foot recoil air […] Read more »
While you can get a an ok compressor for less than $100, much better options are available in the $200 or less category. This price range is considered the sweet spot for first time owners of air tools who will use their compressor every once in a while around the […] Read more »
The Rockworth RW1504ST can be considered a medium duty air compressor at a rock bottom price. It was designed as a versatile compressor for contractors and home users to compete with models that are three or four times more expensive. We’re not exactly sure it lives up to expectations. At-A-Glance […] Read more »
When you are looking for a nice little air compressor for small jobs at home, the Senco PC1010 is one to consider. It is small, lightweight, quick, and consistently listed on various top 10 lists. You can get in between 20 to 44 nails per minute with this little one […] Read more »
Looking for a good value? At under 35 pounds, the Porter Cable C2002 is one of the better portable air compressors for home use or light contract work. What sets this compressor apart from other portable compressors is its 6 gallon tank size. It might not make much of a […] Read more »
There are those of us who love to fire lots of nails and still have the compressor recover in time for the next round of firing. This product does exactly that. With a SCFM of 3.0 @ 90 PSI, the compressor does not labour in doing this work. Your job […] Read more »
This compressor is marketed as the best for trimming nailers, roofing jobs, general inflation jobs and blowing air tools. There are two air couplers which enable two people to use it at a time. The pancake tank lowers the C.O.G for optimum stability and portability. For a 6-galon capacity compressor, […] Read more »
Porter-Cable has created a trusted range of high-performance portable air compressors. Their range has pneumatic offerings for every industry and user. The Porter-Cable PCFP02003 3.5-Gallon 135 PSI Pancake Compressor is viewed by many to be the very best compact compressor in its’ class. The lightweight, precision engineered compact frame houses […] Read more »
When purchasing a new air compressor, there are many other things that you need to purchase with it in order to get the most out of your new unit. Some items such as air guns, couplers, and other useful accessories will eventually be needed in order to complete many tasks […] Read more »
Let’s face, sometimes it’s just not worth it to drag out the 70 pound compressor from your garage for a quick light duty job. If you plan on doing a lot of work indoors or don’t think you’ll need a unit other than to inflate tires and toys, trim work, […] Read more »
Inflating tires is one of the most basic and common uses for air compressors and is reason enough for every homeowner to own one. Whether for your car, bicycle, wheelbarrow, inflatable pool, or kids toys, most compressors will make quick work of the task. Sure, you can get one of […] Read more »