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Finishing Carpenter
Trade: finishing Carpenter
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Coquitlam B.C. Canada
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Canadian Tire Compressor
looking at a flyer for a hardware store chain that we have here in Canada- canadian tire- they have a house brand compressor on sale cheap- 65 bucks (1/2 price) 3 gallon, 1/5 horse, 100 psi, 1 scfm @ 40, .75 scfm @ 90 psi - with 25' of hose and some accessories. basically this is a piece of dreck - but its so darn cheap- and I need a small lightweight compressor specially for those walk-up buildings.. hmmm I do have an offshore comp. but its 60 lbs!!! the one that I want is a senco, but its 300 bucks- when its in stock.
not sure if I should go for this or not- I think it will drive my 23 ga and 18 ga pinners, but I have my doubts about the 15 ga finish nailer... what'dya think? |
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Pro
Trade: Low Voltage
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Burlington, Ontario
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Re: Canadian Tire Compressor
Sure it'll probably drive them.. for a few weeks. Then it will probably fall appart and you'll need to buy a new one.
The Job Mate crap is built for a home owner who intends to use them, but the end up never taking them out of the box. |
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Finishing Carpenter
Trade: finishing Carpenter
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Coquitlam B.C. Canada
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Re: Canadian Tire Compressor
ya, well its only gotta last for a few months.. and with my work load right now- it'll last forever
I suppose that I could always just get it and unpack carefully and try it out - and return it if its too small....
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New Guy
Trade: Framing
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Pro
Trade: Low Voltage
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Burlington, Ontario
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Re: Canadian Tire Compressor
The only Jobmate product I have multiple of it the torpedo laser level.
Whenever the go on sale for $7 I buy a few of them.. because I always seem to drop one from the top of a ladder and mess up the bubbles. Disposable levels. Oh, and the hole saw sets.. They go on sale for about $9. I bought one set that I use for drilling through particle board cabinets, which isn't often enough to buy a DeWalt or simular set. |
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