Senco PC1010 1-Horsepower Peak, 1/2 hp Running 1-Gallon Compressor,Gray/Red

This compact and lightweight air compressor has worked flawlessly for a couple of months. Having said that it’s only had light duties, but it seems robust enough. I use it for 16 and 18 gauge nailers (at enthusiastic diy level) for which it’s perfectly adequate

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Cumple con lo que promete, es pequeño, la construcción se ve de buena calidad, el tanque es de acero y las uniones soldadas se ven bastante sólidas. Su apariencia es bastante atractiva y la manija ayuda mucho para moverlo de un lado a otro.No es silencioso, mas bien es de bajo ruido, se nota cuando está trabajando pero no es molesto ni impide una conversación. Mi perrito no se sobresaltó en lo absoluto cuando arrancó y no parecía molestarle el ruido.Llega bien empacado, la caja es muy sólida así que la entrega en buen estado está asegurada.Tal vez le cambie el manómetro del regulador ya que tiene un alcance hasta 200 psi y yo creo que estaría más a gusto con la mitad de ese rango. El usuario avanzado tal vez deba considerar añadir una trampa de humedad.Lo compré para mi aerógrafo y ciertamente es una mejora respecto a mi viejo mini compresor de difragma.

You have to understand what you are getting. This is a tiny little fellow, and the people who built it put low weight and portability first and foremost. Everything else is secondary. You can grab this thing and haul it around like a carry on bag at the airport. You can zip up and down stairs. It's lovely. This thing weighs 20 pounds. That's absurd. Pick up this thing and then pick up a mid-size compressor that weighs about 50-60 pounds and you totally see the difference. My Makita MAC700 weights 60 pounds. My MAC2400 weighs 77 pounds. Those are VERY heavy compressors. Getting a 77 pound compressor off a chest-high shelf and then carrying it through three rooms and up a couple flights of stairs---let's be honest, it's 50-50 that you'll be wrenching your back and in pain for a week.So, it's light and small. It's really easy to get on and off a shelf. At the same time, that means that it's going to fill kind of slow and you're not going to get that many nail gun shots before it kicks on again. If you're a typical homeowner moving a bit pokey as you do a project, that's nothing at all. The compressor will totally keep up with you. Shoot some nails, take a drink of water or move a board or two around, and you're ready to go again. If you're a pro a moving fast, though, you'll find this thing lagging.Mine had a problem right out of the box. I would not work right, and a guy in an online forum said to screw off the check valve, spray it with WD40, shake it, and reassemble. I did and it has worked great since then.Would I use this to inflate tires? I don't think so. It's just not designed to put out lots and lots of air. Maybe topping up tires here and there if you're willing to do it a bit slowly. This Senco is designed to fire 8 or 12 nails, cycle for about 20-30 seconds, and then go again. I will say to its advantage that it's on the quieter side when it's running. It's not quiet, but it's not that ear-splitting roar you get with some of those pancake compressors. It also holds air pretty darn well. If I leave it plugged in all night, I'll only hear it come on every 45 minutes to an hour or so.If you accept this for what it is, it is a great tool.

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