Best bang for your buck: Compressor

[jw33]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/tls/2732093727.html

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/tls/2766708388.html

Smokin deal but you'd still need to swap out the motor for a single phase one....

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/tls/2766244532.html

HD, Lowes, Tractor supply all have some decent ones and they go on sale from time to time. Make sure you get a cast ion pump, not the direct drive, oiless shit. Don't forget you'll need a regulator and lines. Once you get it running you'll wonder how you got by without one

[white88]

This is the one I use, dropped a K-member with it too.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00916472000P?prdNo=3&blockNo=3&blockType=G3

[black50]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/tls/2732093727.html

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/tls/2766708388.html

Smokin deal but you'd still need to swap out the motor for a single phase one....

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/tls/2766244532.html

HD, Lowes, Tractor supply all have some decent ones and they go on sale from time to time. Make sure you get a cast ion pump, not the direct drive, oiless shit. Don't forget you'll need a regulator and lines. Once you get it running you'll wonder how you got by without one

i have a direct drive oiless craftsman...It sucks ass, its sooo loud..I only bought it cause i needed one bad at the time and didnt have much money to spend on one

[mikeb]

I have a 60 gallon husky compressor. It wheezes a bit when I'm sandblasting but otherwise keeps up with everything else I've asked it to do, which includes painting a car. I paid $429 for it 3 years ago and I think it's around $465 the last time I checked.

[Ldecharmoy]

the problem i am going to have is the hook up. Most of these are 240 volt and i dont have a 240 volt outlet available that i know of


when it comes to this wiring shit, im dead stupid

[Ldecharmoy]

I might just go to home depot/lowes and talk to them there and see what they can hook me up with. The harbor freight one looks good too.

[Reefer Rae]

The husky compressors are a great bang for the buck . But I find myself only grabbing a air hose 1-2 times a day now that I've gone to milwaukee electric impacts and ratchets . Just make sure you get the kits with the big batteries .

[Ldecharmoy]

The husky compressors are a great bang for the buck . But I find myself only grabbing a air hose 1-2 times a day now that I've gone to milwaukee electric impacts and ratchets . Just make sure you get the kits with the big batteries .

at work we use makita impacts and they work great. They are about the same price as a good compressor and thats why im going with the compressor because you can always use more tools on a compressor

[STRONGNUFF]

This is the one I use, dropped a K-member with it too.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...3&blockType=G3

Same one the wife bought me a few years ago, still running strong

[Ldecharmoy]

This is the one I use, dropped a K-member with it too.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...3&blockType=G3

just saw this. I think i may get this one!

[jw33]

If you have a 220 outlet in your garage any of the larger ones will work. That $400 craftsman oilless is a POS. You will regret that purchase quickly. If it were on sale for $99 maybe, as a throwaway portable only...

[mk5.0]

home depot or lowes will meet your budget and get you a decent piece

^ This

Get at least a 6 horse 60 gallon at minimum.

[majorownage]

Do you have a bunch of air tools?

If not, then a 5 gallon will work fine.

[sspstang]

I just bought this one for my new house.

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200431257_200431257

[fordracing19]

at work we use makita impacts and they work great. They are about the same price as a good compressor and thats why im going with the compressor because you can always use more tools on a compressor

Luke, your electrical panel is in the garage close to where you would put a compressor?

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