Let's talk compressors (for the shop)
I am space limited so I can't fit any large volume compressors. I bought a Campbell Hausfeld from a friend that didn't need it in his race trailer any more. It's a 20 gallon, 110V, oil lube and belt drive. It's at least 10 years old and it works great. It feeds my impact and rachets great, and I have no complaints with my die and cutoff tools. My friend has the same compressor with a 26 gallon tank and it works really well.
To me the big 60 and 80 gallon uprights are cool, but I have no room at all for uprights in my garage. The horizontal fits great up under my workbench.
I have a very old version of this compressor, available at Lowes, HD and Harbor Freight:
I am space limited so I can't fit any large volume compressors. I bought a Campbell Hausfeld from a friend that didn't need it in his race trailer any more. It's a 20 gallon, 110V, oil lube and belt drive. It's at least 10 years old and it works great. It feeds my impact and rachets great, and I have no complaints with my die and cutoff tools. My friend has the same compressor with a 26 gallon tank and it works really well.
To me the big 60 and 80 gallon uprights are cool, but I have no room at all for uprights in my garage. The horizontal fits great up under my workbench.
I have a very old version of this compressor, available at Lowes, HD and Harbor Freight:
