Mal F
31st January 2009, 07:56 AM
I bought a GMC EVAC40 2.4HP 40L 5.5cfm FAD air compressor from Bunnings yesterday $89 reduced on enquiry from $139. Brand new in a sealed box so not a demo. It was the last one they had at Mt. Gravatt. Not sure what the warranty situation is but they told me to keep the sale docket for any warranty claims.
I was told by Bunnings that they were reducing all GMC gear so it might pay to get them to check the price if you are interested as the compressor I bought was marked at $139.
I have never used an air compressor before so now I need some air tools. I was thinking of getting one of the low end kits for about $50 that seem to contain:
Nail Gun
Spray Gun
Air Blower
Engine Degreaser
Tyre Inflator
10Metres of coiled Hose
I don't see myself doing any house framing but I do use a few smaller nails (I seem to use mainly screws) so a small gun may be the go. Is there a general purpose size I should be looking at?
I have only used a spray gun a couple of times with reasonable results spraying cabinets and the dreaded louvre doors. I am interested in improving my skill in this area. Is there any particular nozzle size or specification I should look for?
The Air Blower will get a workout particularly around the hard to get at places.
What I was thinking was buy a cheap kit, see what I end up using and upgrade from there.
Any recommendations or suggestions would be welcome.
Thanks,
Mal
I was told by Bunnings that they were reducing all GMC gear so it might pay to get them to check the price if you are interested as the compressor I bought was marked at $139.
I have never used an air compressor before so now I need some air tools. I was thinking of getting one of the low end kits for about $50 that seem to contain:
Nail Gun
Spray Gun
Air Blower
Engine Degreaser
Tyre Inflator
10Metres of coiled Hose
I don't see myself doing any house framing but I do use a few smaller nails (I seem to use mainly screws) so a small gun may be the go. Is there a general purpose size I should be looking at?
I have only used a spray gun a couple of times with reasonable results spraying cabinets and the dreaded louvre doors. I am interested in improving my skill in this area. Is there any particular nozzle size or specification I should look for?
The Air Blower will get a workout particularly around the hard to get at places.
What I was thinking was buy a cheap kit, see what I end up using and upgrade from there.
Any recommendations or suggestions would be welcome.
Thanks,
Mal