Senco PC0947 Finishing Combo Kit
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1 gallon electric oil-less compressor
1/4" x 25' coil hose
Tool oil
All necessary air fittings
Safety glasses
Manuals
Variety pack of 18 ga. brad nails
With its light weight, only 2.9 lbs, the powerful FinishPro 18 is tough enough to do the job but light enough for all-day work. The FinishPro 18 brad nailer drives nails up to 2" into hard wood applications.
FinishPro 18 Features and Benefits:
Item Code: PC0947
- Adjustable depth-of-drive control
- Adjustable exhaust
- Belt hook – for convenience
- Soft grip – for comfort and control
- No-mar pad – to protect work surface
- Rear bumper – to protect work finish
- Lightweight and powerful
- One year warranty
PC1010 Compressor Features and Benefits:
- 1 hp. (peak) .5 hp.(running), oil-less motor
- 1 gallon capacity tank
- 4 amps @ 115V, 120 PSI Max Output
- 1/4" quick disconnect coupler and regulator
- Individual gauges for tank and regulated output pressure
- Hand carry – cushioned grip handle, compact, rugged and designed for the pro
- Lightweight - 20 lbs. (9.09 kg)
- One year warranty
User reviews
Greaat little compressor
The little compressor is so light and well balanced, easy to carry around. Also very quiet, good for around the client if you can't get them to leave the house. Can handle the 18 gauge gun just fine and of course a 23 gauge pin nailer. you can get a few shots out using a 15 gauge finish nailer but I wouldn't recommend regular use with a gun of that size.
The compressor I love... The nail gun not so much.
I love the compressor. It is very light, but has plenty of power to fire an 18 gauge nail gun or smaller, but I would not go bigger for long term use. The recharge time is kind of long, but it has not once stopped me from nailing on a run of baseboard or crown using 2" nails. I bought this compressor for doing room to room punch list items at work, where bigger compressors are just over kill. It is now my everyday compressor, replacing a Porter Cable Pancake. I have had this compressor for around 2 years now, and it is still going strong.
The nail gun I didn't like very much because of its safety. At certain angles the safety would not allow the gun to fire. This became a problem for me, because sometimes you could only shoot at those angles. It seemed like a design flaw to me. I used the gun for about a year, then I ended up getting a Milwaukee 7150-21 . The Milwaukee is a much better gun, but it still has its downfalls.
Overall I liked the combo kit, and the compressor made up for what the nail gun was lacking.
