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Originally Posted by john70t
You should go electric for grinding and the impact gun, and buy a small compressor for tires and the workbench.
Even a 25gal tank can't do much more than spot-shoot primer, and pressure is the key for the impacts. A 1/2in (well-oiled) gun with 100lbs air pressure is the best most small compressors can do.
HF is mostly junk, however my angle grinder bearings were fixed with the smooth band of a hose clamp  , and the other crap put in the circular file.
With welders, lathes, etc... only American. |
I had a 60 gallon oil-less for years. I have changed my impacts over to electric. Milwaukee M18 has some great tools. I have a power tank regulator for some nailers that is very convenient but for air I went with a California Air 2010 without the auto drain and with the aluminum tank. This set up gives me quite a bit of flexibility and does not require a large footprint.