| 1.5 HP, 2-1/2 Gallon, "Hot Dog" Oil-less Air Compressor | Makita MAC500 | |
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by Makita  Starts easily under low voltage conditions Built-in thermal overload protection for added safety Dynamically balanced counterweight crankshaft design for reduced vibration Durable cast aluminum components for lighter weight and faster heat dissipation Designed especially for finish workfound in MAC500's reviews: A great portable for small jobs - It keeps up fine for this type of work and is not designed for high volume usage (spray painting, sandblasting, etc) As a blow tool for clearing sawdust in the shop, it struggles to keep up. Even with these drawbacks its a great little compressor for finish carpentry. I've got the new MAC2400 on order for the shop for those higher volume needs, but I plan on keeping the MAC500 due to its small size, light weight and extreme portability. |
| 2 Gallon Wall-Mountable Air Compressor | Campbell Hausfeld FP205299AV | |
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by Campbell Hausfeld 2-gallon tank adds greater stored air capacity Up to 50% quieter than competitive models for a more comfortable work environment On-board accessory storage keeps small accessories organized and readily available Hose management system keeps hose coiled when not in use for easy transportation and compact storage Using the included hardware, the compressor can be wall-mounted freeing up valuable work spacefound in FP205299AV's reviews: A great value - It won't spray paint a house or car, but has enough volume to do touch up jobs with a light duty air brush type spray gun. It will power some air drive tools as well, stapler, etc. |
| 5.5 HP Wheelbarrow Compressor with Bracket & Regulator | Emglo MK5HGA-8P | |
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by Emglo Powered by 5.5 hp Honda engine 1/4 npt soft seat drain valve Bullwhip idle control Integrated control panel 2 cylinder cast iron pumpfound in MK5HGA-8P's reviews: Built like a tank ! - It comes completely assembled ! All you need to add is compressor oil, motor oil and gasoline. It sits low to the ground so is pretty stable (how many times have you pulled over one of the high riding compressors when you tried to get just a few more inches away. |