Review on 🔨 18 Gauge Nailer Compressor Senco PC0947 by Robert Rick

I just received my Senco compressor kit via UPS overnight for a total of $203.99, a pretty decent deal considering the premium for small compressors with low dB considered. First impressions: I can't believe everything in the set fits in the tiny box I just left on my doorstep. Bring it in and start unpacking. There is no styrofoam to protect the compressor in case the box is thrown but I don't see any damage in a short time with a UPS. Pull it all out and you'll find an air compressor the size of a milk crate, that thing is tiny, it's hard to scale in photos. Put it all together for a real test, the sound is how loud it really is. I had a really hard time deciding between this Senco unit and the Rolair JC10 as there is a great YouTube review of the JC10 to see how quiet it is/how it works but neither Senco is quite the same Quality. I ended up taking a chance on buying the Senco because of the weight of 20lb compared to the 40lb JC10 and because everything to trim was included. could keep talking. It's a lot more acceptable than the damn PC I used to install the wood floors, which is just loud and shakes the house, but it's not as good as the JC10, which is quiet. I liken it to the pumping noise of my Keurig B40, which requires you to speak louder, but no one complains when the coffee is pumping. . I can't imagine the PC1010 slowing me down or having to wait for it to pump up like a homeowner installing some sort of paneling in the house. This thing handled the nailer without breaking a sweat. I stretched the hose to about 10 feet, which would probably be my maximum range with a compressor nearby. I wouldn't plan to achieve a realistic 25 foot stretch range without dragging the compressor across the floor like a vacuum. I'm keeping it due to the combination of function and especially weight/size and hiding it on a shelf in the closet for now - the gun and hose are hooked up to the compressor so I couldn't be happier.