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Specs:
2.0Hp 24L direct drive compressor
Spray gun with regulator
Brad nail staple gun
Inflating gun with gauge
5m hose
9 assorted fittings
Free air delivery 74L/min
Cast Iron cylinder
I have used it for a week, seems ok for DIY use, you may need to get another pressure regulator as the one come with it is not good.
Out of stock already
Available at Burnside Vic 3023 but are $130
Quote (I guess the reviewer on the website is the ozb deal poster):
This is my first ever compressor system and I bought it mainly for the bradder gun attachment, the spray gun and other tool were an extra bonus.
Setup instructions for the compressor are basic but easy enough.
There are NO instructions for installing the inline regulator.
If you install it using the supplied pieces and guessing a lot, the regulator gauge does not regulate working pressure downstream. It only shows tank pressure on the gauge and not the downstream pressure in the hose to the tool.
I bought a male/male adapter from the local hardware shop to fit it so the gauge is on the down stream side of the needle valve showing airline and tool pressure. This didnt make much difference.
In both installation configurations that i tried the regulator controls the flow but not the pressure.
To test the regulator i used the tyre inflator tool with the trigger on… the valve regulated the flow rate and the inline pressure but as soon as I released the trigger on the tyre inflator the inline pressure shot back up to tank pressure.
With no way to regulate the pressure to the bradder gun it fires at full pressure, which pretty much makes it useless, leaving a huge indent in the wood.
Im going to have to fork out for a proper pressure regulator.
Pros:cheap, numerous attachments
Cons:regulator that doesnt regulate pressure just flow, bradder gun fires at full pressure indenting wood
Nil stock Adelaide