SOOOO....Is it big enough

Nowicki

Nowicki

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Finally got a deal on a compressor. More than I need right now ...but I'm sure I'll grow into it.
 

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Nowicki said:
Finally got a deal on a compressor. More than I need right now ...but I'm sure I'll grow into it.
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Now the spending starts ,air drill,high speed grinder,air duster,rattle gun,sander, the list goes on ,mine gets used every week end . I used it yesterday with my high speed grinder shaping a Titanium blade with a Tungston bur.:p
 
Tinbasher said:
Now the spending starts ,air drill,high speed grinder,air duster,rattle gun,sander, the list goes on ,mine gets used every week end . I used it yesterday with my high speed grinder shaping a Titanium blade with a Tungston bur.:p
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STARTS>>>>.....I been spending ^%#^%#$ over the years. Mill...Power hammer....presses.....grinders, the list goes on.....Guess it just got lonnnnngeeerrrrrr.
You can't have to many toys...:D .
Hummm....Air grinder:) .

Larry
 
I was under impression that a knifemaker uses compressor mostly for sandblasting. I am also thinking about buying one. Can't decide if I should get a small one now or save and get a bigger one later. What do you think guys?
 
alexmin said:
I was under impression that a knifemaker uses compressor mostly for sandblasting. I am also thinking about buying one. Can't decide if I should get a small one now or save and get a bigger one later. What do you think guys?
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I use a 15cfm for drilling,grinding and its just enough coupled in with another tank.
 
Bigger is better
With a 20-25 gallon tank an aie die grinder will use up most of it in just a few minuets of use.The bigger the tank the longer you can fun your tools without losing power
 
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