If we use a 2 CFM compressor to scrape 4 by 4 tile off a wall, will it have enough power to do the job?
643879
Not sure about the compressor details, but the air hammer will def do the job
643880
It will work but you will have to let the compressor catch back up. If you are scraping tile off of drywall I'd probably do it by hand with a regular hammer and hand chisel if you are trying not to damage the drywall. Just my opinion. It's actually easier to cut out the drywall and tile as one and replace it altogether.
643881
It will work, but you will have to wait so compressor recovers. Better off with hammer and chisel
1297027
That's not to small, I mostly use a small pancake compressor with my flooring nailer and framing nailer, it keeps up just fine, it puts out under 3cfm at 90psi, I usually set the compressor at 100 psi for the flooring and framing nailer, and 90psi for my finish nailers.
179426
Yes but you will need a compressor big enough uses a lot of air I would suggest a belt sander though it will do the best
1121262
I wouldn't use this to rip 4", you'll have a 50/50 chance of it coming out right, but that goes for any tile breaker. It's a very nice piece though.
1410345
Nope, nothing. Wouldn't you think it would? Anyway, great little compressor. Just plan a trip or two to the hardware store before you can actually use it.
1301482
This thing is overkill for that. But yes, if you have a huge place to mount it. I run my entire shop off of this thing. You might be more interested in something smaller rated at 2000-3000 to do what your wanting. I actually run a small pancake compressor off of a good 1000 and it does fine but I can only run one tool at a time off of that. If you get much larger you will definitely notice the load on your vehicle. I hope this helps!
1499698
I have used this compressor with a finish nailer on a small home improvement project and it worked fine. I would not use for any big projects or with tools that require a lot of air.
1455431
Sorry Justine, don't know for sure. I run mine off a big factory compressor. Yours might work if your material you put through it is thin. I use mine to spray fabric glue, its pretty thick. It pretty much spatters it out, which works great for me.
1519154
I would think not. It is not a high enough pressure compressor, imho, and you would need to constantly recharge it. Would take forever. Maybe one with a larger tank would do the trick.
106190
It will certainly do the job, but you really don't need a compressor this powerful. A smaller one like the Senco PC 1010 would do just fine.
1206844
No it won't. Your air compressor is running about 1200 Watts...multiply the volts times the amps to get the watts...so this 375 watt unit is not large enough.
450015
It will work but the compressor will be running all the time plus sometimes you might run out of air
273502
Yes, however to be efficient you would need to consider hose extentions and attachments to reach areas and concentrate air. Vac has sufficient power to do the job
408754
I have not but that would depend on the amperage demand of the compressor. By that I mean the start up draw of the electric motor and then the running draw. If you can find out what those will be then you'll know if this will work.
1599087
Yes it will work real good as long as you got a compressor that throws out at least 15 cfm I did my vw bug with about 6 bags of blasting media in about 4 hours keep in mind I was in a closed shop
1670538
In short, I don't know. I have never used this tool for this purpose. I have cut a lot of block with this, and a Horrid Fright grinder (which I have been unable to kill) and not had problems. Given what happened to your PC, I would have my compressor fairly close and blow the thing out every 10-15 minutes, or so. (This will also give the tool a bit of time to cool down.) Good luck with your project.
313079
I have a large 220 v compressor but I believe a 110 would be ok. It takes the same amount of pressure as a house drywall texture gun. The included gun is basically a texture gun. With a smaller compressor you may have to take breaks at let compressor fill.