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Campbell Hausfeld FP209599AV 2 Gallon Mini Twin-Stack Air Compressor with 1 1/4-Inch 2-in-1 Brad Nailer / Stapler Kit | 
| Brand: Campbell Hausfeld
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $89.99
You Save: $10.00 (10%)
New (4) from $89.99
Rating:  29 reviews
Sales Rank: 8381
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 38
Dimensions (in): 15.8 x 15.4 x 17.1
MPN: FP209599AV
Model: FP209599AV
UPC: 455646206772
EAN: 0045564620677
ASIN: B000HDJHDG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Brand New !! Factory sealed package. In stock and ready to ship next day by Fedex Ground or Home with tracking. NO shipments to AK, HI , PR or PO boxes please.
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| Features:
| • | 2 gallon, oil-free air compressor | | • | 1-1/4-inch brad nailer/stapler combo gun | | • | Perfect for small projects | | • | All-inclusive kit to get started right out of the box | | • | Small and Compact for Easy Storage |
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Product Description
Portable and compact design,perfect for any household inflation or nailing/stapling project. The 2-Gallon oil Free 'Twin-Stack' Air Compressor with 2-in1 Brad Nailer/Stapler is the ideal kit for any homeowner. SPECIFICATIONS: BRAD NAILER/STAPLER : (323200AV); Holds 100 brad nails or staples; Uses 18 gauge 1/2" to 1-1/4" long; COMPRESSOR: Convenient on-board holder for your nailer; Easy-to-carry, user friendly twinstack tank design; Easy-to-read gauges for quick monitoring of air pressu re; Two 1-gallon air tanks offer plenty of stored air power for inflating, nailing and stapling; KIT WEIGHT: 38.00 lb; Length: 15.75 inches; Width: 15.38 inches; Height: 17.13 inches. EQUIPMENT: 2 Gallon Twinstack Air Compress
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| Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews...
 My Solution to Canned Air May 20, 2007
Doug C. (Grand Haven, MI United States)
40 out of 40 found this review helpful
I was tired of throwing money away on canned air so I bought this Campbell Hausfeld 2 Gallon Mini Twin-Stack Air Compressor. A lot of people thought I was nuts, but then let's do the math....a can of air nowadays costs roughly $6 and I go through at least one a week times that by 52 weeks and you have $312. So in about five months time this compressor will have paid for itself.
The included nail/stapler gun does an excellent job. Just keep in mind that the gun which comes with this compressor is a simple brad nailer fit for doing jobs such as hanging thin sheets of paneling. The step up from that would be a finish nailer, which you would use that for nailing molding. The step above that would be a framing nailer and those are usually 3 -inch nails for framing. For the finish and framing nailer you would need a much larger compressor to operate efficiently.
This compressor is best suited for small jobs. For instance, it excelled at inflating my dad's car tires and my brother's bike tires (set at 60 PSI) and the compressor only kicked on once or twice. However, when using it to blow air (set at 85 PSI) it only lasts about thirty seconds or so, then I have to wait about five minutes for it to fill back up. This does not bother me for like I said one can of air is about $6 and so waiting for five minutes for the tank to refill with free air is no biggie.
Something else to keep in mind if you're thinking of purchasing this compressor is to make sure you buy some extra fittings (and a roll of Teflon tape for wrapping the threads). The compressor comes with a few extras, but they're nothing to get excited about. For instance with the included inflation nozzle I added a 1/4" male coupler connector and a quick connector on one end of the hose so I can snap it on and off easily.
You will also need to buy a blow gun (Campbell Hausfeld MP520010AV 25-Piece Accessory Kit with Case) and it's a good idea to have a moisture filter to prevent water in the line (Campbell Hausfeld G6261 Water Filter). I bought a CH filter and installed it on the air outlet on the tank (using a 3/8" x 3/8" male coupling) and then hooked my hose to the other end. You can use quick couplings to make life easier for yourself, that way you can interchange hoses and tools in a snap.
All in all I am very happy with this purchase. The compressor runs smoothly. It's good looking. And it's not very loud. What more can you ask?
DIY_Man February 19, 2007
DIY_Man (Charlotte, NC USA)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
For the money, this is the best 2Gal. compressor you can get. It's well built and powerful.
Twin Air Compressor/Brad Nailer January 16, 2007
Robbie L. Franks (Sparta Tennessee)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Used the air compressor to install hardwood flooring and worked great. The Brad nailer seems to leak air a little otherwise works fine.
 Good compressor, not sure about the nailer May 12, 2007
T. Rice (Vermont)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I primarily bought the kit for the compressor and to have a spare nailer. The compressor works great. It actually is built a lot better than I had anticipated. The nailer feels kinda cheap but in the case my main nailer breaks, it will work.
 Ended up returning it November 20, 2007
J. Galleher
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
I had borrowed my neighbors Campbell Hausfeld 'Quiet Air' compressor & Bostitch Brad nailer. Campbell Hausfeld didn't make the exact model but the folks at CH said the compressor was as quiet as the one I used.
Not even close! Very loud rattle. Not that much worse than many of the oil-free ones out there but not what I was expecting .
The 'free' stapler was junk. It misfired about 5 times in the first 30 brads I fired. The Bostitch I was using never misfired. Plus it only fires 1 3/8 brads. W/ trim work you are going through 1/2 or 5/8 drywall to get to the stud. 1 3/8's doesn't go to far
I ended up finding the CH Quiet Air compressor (FP2040 not FP2048 - it's replacement)on line for $130 and bought a reconditioned Bostitch 2" brad nailer off of ebay. definitely worth the upgrade cost.
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