Sorry just seen this. It says 13.5cfm on it and fills itself up to 120psi. I set the output to 90psi which is what all the tools I've got want. So disappointing, I thought this setup would be unstoppable, but I can easily stall out any tool by putting even a tiny amount of pressure on them. I've tried everything I can think of, even shortened the air line to 5m but it hasn't made any differenceAndy's has your compressor got enough puff as looking online most of the shiny stuff especially larger sanders seems to need anywhere up to 10 cubic feet per minute and up to 90 psi at the same time.
Not much personal experience here but always remember years ago my Dads compressor galloping along barely keeping up when he was spraying mettalic paints... solid colours were slightly less demanding.
Sorry just seen this. It says 13.5cfm on it and fills itself up to 120psi. I set the output to 90psi which is what all the tools I've got want. So disappointing, I thought this setup would be unstoppable, but I can easily stall out any tool by putting even a tiny amount of pressure on them. I've tried everything I can think of, even shortened the air line to 5m but it hasn't made any difference
I'm going to have to get some more 18v tools if I can't make this setup work, was hoping to save money on tools once I had this compressor.
Edit: and these are not big tools, just handheld Clarke Pro
Oh that's interesting. These are brand new, but I did put a bit of oil in the end of each one before plugging them in. So do you think they'll get better if I run a bit more oil through?I found that when my tools haven’t been used for a while and haven’t had any tool oil through them they can be a bit weak.
Maybe there is hope then, I'll give it a try.Possibly. Certainly made a difference to mine. They couldn’t pull the skin off a rice pudding before.
Saw that today in John Lewis. Was very tempted to buy it but I was with STMBO and got the look so I didn't get it.This , I better up the exercise with the amount of pizza I’ll be eating this summer !
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Saw that today in John Lewis. Was very tempted to buy it but I was with STMBO and got the look so I didn't get it.
Managed to pick up the info card for online delivery. Do you think she will notice if I order 1 ?
Ooni 3 is the little brother of the Ooni pro .
It does not take real wood only pellets.
Which put me off it as I have a lot of fire wood already.
looking forward to hearing your review and how you found it as looking to buy oneSo there are threads for what have you done today, one for where have you been today but not one for what have you bought today?
I must admit I've bought loads of parts, detailing products and other bits that I haven't got round to fitting or mentioning or I've bought a product and then realised someone else has used a similar product/parts that would of been a better option and helped me with my purchase.
So I wonder if this type of thread would be useful to other members?
Kicking it off ... I've spent weeks looking at DA polishers on the market and there are a lot to consider... in the end I went with a version of the Das6 pro plus from carbon collective...mainly as it had all the features of other das6 pro pluses but it came in white and black...to match the van.
Once I give it a go, I'll let you know how I got on with it
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Its the same price at John Lewis.not sure its the same, but the ooni3 pizza oven is in prime day
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