Unboxing and review of the Metabo 160-6 W OF Compressor
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- In this vid I am unboxing and reviewing the Metabo 160-6 W OF (small 6 Liter) compressor. I share my experience and will give you 4 reasons why you should (not) buy this machine.
You can purchase the compressor here: amzn.to/3dLQGxq.
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Very good video. Made me not make the same mistake. Looking to get the 280-50 OF model
Good Review. I'm going use it for my nail gun for the first time. Can you recommend a hose and size diameter connector. Is this a standard fitting.?
Hi Hoss,
It is a standard fitting. I would recommend to get a more silent option as compressor. Perhaps the silent line from Airpress or Senco (if you are in Europe).
Going to try those anyway.
mooi filmpje.bedankt!
Have you ever had contact with compressor tools or the theme complex before this video?
No, i did not. Last year I did learn a bunch of New skills. Due to the lack of time I did not made anything until this point.
Thanks for the video! Did you end up getting a different one?
Hi, I did not (yet). I did come across the world of LVLP spray systems. So... still trying some things out to find the best solution.
@@dlmm2645 I came across this DEWALT Pancake Air Compressor, and there are similar ones from other brands.
It looks pretty cool and at a reasonable price in the USA, but here in Europe, it sells for double the price, unfortunately.
I am looking at this compressor to use with a modelling airbrush, which usually operates on little over 10 PSI. The compact size and clean design seem very cool, but I paused when you said it was not meant for spray gun; did you mean the larger (car-body painting) type, which operates for longer durations?
I ment the larger ones, like HLVP. But if you are searching for a compressor primarily for airbrush purposes I also would suggest you take an other option.
Thanks for the reply; what is your main concern (so that I know what to look out for)?
@@cell32005 an more all-round compressor like is not intended to run continuously. This will result in have a fairly short life.
Next is the sound level.
I can imagine that you have to be concentrated for an airbrush job.
Not only the sound but also the vibrations (due to the sound) are significantly present with this model.
It is not a bad compressor, dont get me wrong. But perhaps more suited if you have more space (store the Compressor in an different room) and if the airbrush is not the main activity.
@@dlmm2645 the sound level and vibrations are legit concerns, even if perhaps not for me personally. The continuous running less so; many in the hobby use even compressors without a reservoir, so ... Will try to find out a bit more about it, thanks again for your replies.
Thanks what compressor did you settle on in the end?
Have my eye on some models but did not test them.