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| Message: | If you are not going to really do a lot with them, you are going to spend some money and have stuff sitting. Here is a chart with air tool consumption : http://www.redhillsupply.com/air-compressor-cfm-chart-info.htm When shopping for an air compressor, three items are critical. CFM rating of air comp Pressure Volume of tank The cfm and pressure relate directly to tool consumption from the chart. The tank volume is a buffer that allows you to buy a smaller rated cfm and/or pressure and still keep the tool operating. EX: From the chart, an orbital body sander needs 10 cfm @ 70-100 psig. That would be a monster compressor. You can probably get by with a 6-7 cfm if you have good storage volume. Some go to heaven for the climate, others go to hell for the company! See you there! | ||||
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