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[...] A regular fixture on the Amazon Best Sellers Chart, the Senco PC1010 is an ultra portable air compressor designed for light DIY jobs. With a max PSI of just 125, [...]

[...] Up until one week ago, my compressor of choice was the Senco PC1010. It’s portable, reliable, and gives you 125 PSI for just under 120 dollars. This week however, [...]

[...] still not particularly enjoyable. If you’d like an even quieter compressor, I recommend the Senco PC1010. Portability Weighing just 26 pounds, the weight of the PCF is probably its biggest selling [...]

[...] , the primary selling point appears to be the low price and equally low weight. The only negative reviews I can find appear to suggest that after a years use, the compressor becomes unreliable. I’m [...]

[...] an average of 4.3 stars out of 5. This is made more impressive by the fact that most of the negative reviews complained about poor wheels, a problem which Makita has since resolved. The most popular [...]

[...] popular features of C2002 are it’s portable nature and surprisingly quiet operation. The negative reviews are a mix of durability complaints and wishing it was more powerful. The former is a [...]

[...] is that it’s designed exclusively for light tasks. If you want a compressor for tires or nail guns, it does the job perfectly, albeit a little slowly. If you’re looking to power an x or x, [...]

[...] sufficient power to make short work of nearly all of them. It can be used to power two nail guns simultaneously. The Big Bore cylinder ensures minimal recovery time while the 120 Volt [...]

[...] much power from the PCF and you don’t get much either. 135 PSI will handle tires and nail guns with ease but if you’re planning using anything more powerful, it’s important to look [...]

[...] Various plugs. • Teflon tape Durability Overall, the C2002 appears well made. There’s no roll cage so it’s not really suitable for use on a construction site but for regular home use, [...]

[...] that you can easily take just about anywhere. Keep in mind however that there’s no roll cage so trips to the construction site may lead to inconvenient explosions. Durability Despite [...]

[...] maintenance to be kept to a minimum. One small problem however is that it doesn’t come with a roll cage so a certain amount of care should be taken when transporting. Reviews Reviews for the PC1010 [...]

[...] that and expect to be disappointed. Conclusion In conclusion, if you’re after a cheap air compressor to handle minor jobs, the Hausfield certainly has a lot going for it. It’s not [...]

[...] accessories, it has the potential to power just about any household tool. Can such a cheap air compressor really power every air tool in your garage? Read on to find out. Power For $140, 150 PSI [...]

[...] over a year and apart from a few dings, it looks and acts like new. I have read a few Amazon reviews that suggested problems after a years use but I haven’t personally experienced them. [...]

[...] and long term durability. Verdict If you’re going to spend 340 dollars on a 140 PSI compressor, you expect a quality product and that’s just what Makita has provided. There are [...]