Will this tank powerful enough to operate a Senco framing gun?
144331
Another customer reports that they are operating a framing gun with it and it works fine.
144332
Not likely, and the one I bought produces 40 percent less cfm than advertised after only three or four hours of use.
144333
It could operate it but you would have to allow it to rebuild pressure too often for what you would use it for
144334
I would assume so but have not used a framing gun. I use it fine with inch and a half 18 guage nails at 90 lbs
537718
Yes. It will be fine. I have ran this gun from 140psi down to 70 psi with no problems at all
1906703
I used it with a framing nailer (Hitachi NR83A2S) and the compressor was able to keep up quite well. However, with only 4gal capacity, running 2 framing nailers simultaneously might be a stretch.
398084
Yes. This gun is a high volume low pressure gun. Small projects like your talking about is perfect for the air compressor your using.
148050
No it's way to weak. For that bu need a CO2 hang gun or pump.some thing bigger more power is better like crosmen optomos it will take out any little critter
1279427
Yes, I've used Senco and various other brands in this gun. I think they are all the same.
623055
most any compresser with 100 psi will run this gun but its a finish nailer . I would recommend a framing nailer for your job.
1564398
I haven't personally used it for a framing or finishing gun, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
537721
I run this gun on my porter cable pancake compressor and it works just fine. 150 psi is enough.
1444617
I don't see why not. I know the fps is faster but you should be ok with it. You will need to make sure you stake it will with the rods they give go, otherwise all systems go. Have gun with it... I have fun with mine.
661351
Yep. No problem. I use it on a 20 gallon Sanborn. Usually with an impact your not constantly using it so I can easily get off two tires then let mine air back up if I need four off but I have never had too. Nice gun for the price. I would buy another.
1941963
Yes it will. Just set the gun at the smallest orifice and thin the mud more than usual. Don't pull the trigger all the way. Best to do some experimenting on a piece of drywall first to get what you want.
1009273
It holds the air and will be needed. This gun is good for many different project and I have been able to spry really thin lines with it. You just have to make sure the air pressure is set to the proper setting like 15 psi,20 etc in order for it to work right. Too much or too little air can and will effect the quality of your work.
1591367
I've used this with a small pancake compressor as well as an industrial size 50gal compressor. As long as it is regulated to 90psi you will be fine. We have been using fasco guns for years and must say am very very very impressed with the unicatch gun. Will certainly be ordering more in the future.
79133
I'll find out in a few weeks ;) However, I doubt it would have any issues. This gun has proven to be very sturdy. Handles humidity very well.
752494
I'm sure you could, and it would hold up. If it's a pump shotgun it would be difficult to maneuver both the action and push button for low light techniques. If it's a semi auto loader you should be golden...
1792165
Depending on the size of project and length of time your blasting. Short bursts you wouldn't need more then 1.5 or 2 horsepower with a high volume tank. But as a rule the bigger the better