Air tools help
 

I wanna get a set of air tools for me to use at home. I don't have a big garage for a huge tank so I want something small and mobile, pep-boys has a compressor for 100 that flows 4.2 cfm at 90psi. Is this enough for most air tools?
They also have one for 140 that's like 5.? at 90psi.
I've been looking at various places for tools and some have scfm instead of cfm, is there any difference?
Any opinions on what to get? I've seen a few compressors on harborfreight.com that looked like theyd work for me too.

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get the one at wal-mart. i think its a camble housefield. my dad has one, has had it for about 10 years, and not a dam thing wrong with it. I think it sells for about $125 now??

it has done everything for him, air tools to painting a car.

never a problem.

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i bought a nice hausfield kit at lowes (my 2nd home)
for like 100 bucks
http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=prod...31-28309-2317G
http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=prod...62-1126-IFK001
i bought the second one and ive used it for like 6 months
there ya go!
jman

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youll have to cut an paste the links
jman

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Most high speed tools like, cut off tool, high speed sander, DA sander and die grinder's use 5-8 cfm at 90psi. Find out what tools you want to use check what their consumption of air is and go from there. I use all the above tools and more so I have a 16.3 cfm with a 60 gallon tank.

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a big air compressor is always nice, i have a 33 gallon with some POS kragen airtool set, but it does the job, take out bolts like nothin.

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i have a husky 5hp 33gal, brand new and has a small leak :'(