This is an excellent video!! I bought a nail gun with compressor awhile back with no clue on how to use it. I thought I needed it to do work at one of my rentals. Anyways, I've been searching for a video such as yours that provides details on the compressor. You're the only one I've found that gives such a great tutorial. Thank you!!
been using Hitachi nailers and staplers for over 30 years. NR83 is the best gun made, the NR90 in this video has performed well over the last 4 years for us as well. Hitachi sent us one of these pancake compressors to test a couple years ago. It's a pile of trash! extremely LOUD, it runs very hot, the cycle is very long and only lasted about 6 months before it died. nowhere near as good as our Rolaire compressors that last 3-5 years
What do you charge the Metabo too? 200psi? Does it have an auto shut off/auto start? The nailer only needs about 75psi so charging to 200psi may be unnecessary. What do you do?
The main thing to look for is the CFM/LPM rating on the tool that you’re trying to run. This compressor is rated for 4.0 CFM at 90 PSI, so as long as the tool you’re hooking up is less than that then you’ll be fine
Who knows that is the size hose and length? Can it work on a 3/8" diameter x 100' long hose on a roofing nail gun? Thank you. I'd be excited as you were also.
The two coupling sockets on the compressor are 1/4”. I wonder if you could add some adaptor. The metabo brand air hose are 1/4” and come in 30’, 50’ and 100’ lengths I believe.
Yeah that’s why I walk all of them back to my garage every time I’m done. I’ve been tempted to just leave them at the Cabin but I would hate for them to disappear. Soon I should have a door I can lock so maybe I’ll leave a few items there.
This is an excellent video!! I bought a nail gun with compressor awhile back with no clue on how to use it. I thought I needed it to do work at one of my rentals.
Anyways, I've been searching for a video such as yours that provides details on the compressor. You're the only one I've found that gives such a great tutorial. Thank you!!
Glad to hear that 😀
I bought a Metabo nail gun and a portable compressor. Your very helpful video was excellent. Thank you so much.
Glad to hear it was helpful 😀
Thank you for your presentation. I'm confident that I purchased the right compressor.
Great to hear!
I’m so impressed how nice work with the framing nailer it’s so powerful 😮
Definitely a step up from a finish nailer!
Thank you for the time stamps 🙏
No problem 👍
This video answered all my questions about my new Matabo nailer thank you very much
Glad I could help!
excellent presentation!
Thank you !
Good video with good explanations. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video bro
Appreciate it
@@TheDIYCabinGuy seriously very informative and clear to understand this crash course was exactly what I needed
@@alexp7842 glad to hear 😃
Thank you so much for this video!
You’re welcome 😀
been using Hitachi nailers and staplers for over 30 years. NR83 is the best gun made, the NR90 in this video has performed well over the last 4 years for us as well.
Hitachi sent us one of these pancake compressors to test a couple years ago. It's a pile of trash! extremely LOUD, it runs very hot, the cycle is very long and only lasted about 6 months before it died. nowhere near as good as our Rolaire compressors that last 3-5 years
Good to know! Mine is still going strong after one year, it hope it lasts much longer!
Rolaire air is 5x the price for 250 Canadian its a decent compressor
Great Video🙏🏽
Thanks Jason!
What do you charge the Metabo too? 200psi? Does it have an auto shut off/auto start? The nailer only needs about 75psi so charging to 200psi may be unnecessary. What do you do?
Automatically charges to 200, it needs to be that high so that it doesn’t have to run constantly every time you fire a nail
Thanks so much!
Glad to hear this was helpful to you !
how's it been holding up so far? nice review, thanks
Very well, I have used the framing nailer almost every week end in the past year building my cabin. It works great, hasn’t jammed.
Good job😊
Thanks !
How about giving the actual size for the air attachments? Seems not every one will fit the Metabo
I believe it was 1/4 “ but to be verified in store, it’s listed on the product.
Good job. Thanks
Thanks ! Hope you enjoyed the video
Is the air compressor just meant for nailing or does it work for other thing for example car detailing. Would it work with an air gun?
Not sure, sounds like you’d need a large capacity for these applications
The main thing to look for is the CFM/LPM rating on the tool that you’re trying to run. This compressor is rated for 4.0 CFM at 90 PSI, so as long as the tool you’re hooking up is less than that then you’ll be fine
Amigo a q regulador ba ese Conpresor yo ago puro metal A35 / LTP4 / LS50 CMCT[14]yDEl (12)CS(16) gracias y buen video 👍
Who knows that is the size hose and length? Can it work on a 3/8" diameter x 100' long hose on a roofing nail gun? Thank you. I'd be excited as you were also.
The two coupling sockets on the compressor are 1/4”. I wonder if you could add some adaptor. The metabo brand air hose are 1/4” and come in 30’, 50’ and 100’ lengths I believe.
@@TheDIYCabinGuy I am going to try the 1/4” ID with 1/4” fittings and the hose is 100’ long.
Does it work on rapid fire mode?
Yep, used that a lot when sheathing the cabin roof
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VERY GOOD JOB!!!!!!
Thanks !
Pas mal le gros est bien fat ! j'utilisait les mêmes pour faire mes tiny house en Bretagne !
Nice setup on tools. Keep them locked up. Stealing tools from building sites is big business.
Yeah that’s why I walk all of them back to my garage every time I’m done. I’ve been tempted to just leave them at the Cabin but I would hate for them to disappear. Soon I should have a door I can lock so maybe I’ll leave a few items there.
Useless video, didnt bother to show how set the air pressure for the tank and air gun