Thank you for review. It was short and to the point. Normally when I lookup a review or something, they spend about 15 minutes talking about personal unrelated things and about 3 actually giving the information promised, if at all. I am thankful for someone who did it right. I normally don't even post comments.
@@HandymanHustle Thank you for respecting my time. We waste too much time on RUclips what information that we didn't look for. When someone click bates me and I watch the whole video to not find the information promised in the title. They are getting blocked but still show up in search results.....
it runs my Hitachi roofing nailer for patchwork and it can keep up for patchwork. I could probably nail a square of shingles with a larger 6-9 ah battery. definitely eats up the batteries
How about using it for an air blower? My son & I have RC vehicles & when we’re out bashing with them we have to wait until se get home to clean them. We’d rather do it in the field. Please advise Thank you
Hey bud nice video , Can I ask you some questions please ? I've just bought one of these unit's & the necessary air hose pipe + air gun . I'm wondering did you have to tape up or seal in some way , all threaded join's on you're hose fittings ??? After setting everything up on my unit there's hissing air coming from the thread that connects the hose into the gun ...☹️ Was thinking do I have some faulty hose fittings... ? Or do I need to do some thread taping in order to make completely air tight ? Can you shed some light ? Thanks ...
Possibly if you press the air nozzle momentarily a few times. If you keep the nozzle pressed you'll run out of pressure pretty quick because it's only like a gallon size tank
BUY A RYOBI TO DEWALT BATTERY ADAPTER. I buy some Ryobi tools but use Dewalt batteries on them because obviously they’re much better. Found the adapter on Amazon for about $25 and works great. I install commercial doors for a living and have been using these adapters for a long time now. Going to be buying this compressor but using a DeWalt battery on it. They also sell adapters for Milwaukee tools and even have an adapter that lets you use either a Milwaukee or DeWalt battery on a Ryobi tool !!
I was talking to my cousin about getting between my seat in my car. Ive tried everything. He said he has a little chinese guy who details cars but instead of vacuuming he uses an air compressor to blow all the garbage out under the and beside the console to the front and then vacuums. The only reason im watching this is because im wondering if this has the power to blow (with the right connections) it out. I talk just crumbs from chicken and other little fragments of this or that. ANy idea????
I do some very small projects (nothing big) and carry with me a 5gal portable air tank, but it's a bit tiring to refill at service stations. I wonder how this unit will work if I connect it to my 5gal tank? Thanks again for you time.
@@HandymanHustle Yes, but the Upull junk yards DO NOT ALLOW anything that MAKES SPARKS - they listen for them and will hunt you down! So cordless Sawzall is tool of choice. (still can't believe no one makes a cordless chisel hammer)
I’m trying find one for my barbershop just to blow off hair from tools chairs clients etc! Harbor freight has some good ones too ! I just can’t pick one lol
I am heavily invested in dewalt batteries and don't want to get into another line. But dewalt doesn't offer a compressor for the 20v system just the inflator. I am seriously considering buying this compressor and using a battery adapter for dewalt 20v batteries. I want a compressor for pumping up tires away from the shop. I farm and always have a flat tire on something.
@@HandymanHustle I have an air tank and it is a pain you never have enough air. I have found RUclipsrs that have run the 20v batteries in 18v tools with no problems but not the compressor so I don't know. I am not planning to use it for continuous duty just get it out of the truck tool box pump up a tire then put it up until the next flat tire. I may go with the dewalt 20v inflator. If I decide to try it I will let you know how it works. Thanks for the input.
@@HandymanHustle Thanks for the info. I have never had any experience with an inflator. I am thinking of just going with the dewalt 20v inflator because I already have the batteries and chargers because all I really want to do is fill tires away from the shop. I like to do as much research as possible before I buy a tool because I am poor and can only afford to buy it once.
MRBoatwrights Just so you no Dewalt has released a 20 volt version of their 60 volt Compressor. Its even on the Dewalt website. Distribution is slow but, at least they are listening to us. Btw. I have been using the small blower with the attachments to blow stuff off and even partially inflate my 11 foot Zodiac. I use the Dewalt inflator to do my tires. This has been my work around for not having a compressor
@@darkerbrother1 I bought the 18v ryobi compressor a few months back. I bought a battery adapter off Amazon to run it on the 20v dewalt battery it works perfect. I like the fact that it is small and compact I don't leave home with out it. I have it mainly for pumping up tires away from the shop. I went with my cousin to pick up a skid steer yesterday when we where hooking up the trailer and getting the chains and binders I sat my compressor over in the back of his pickup. He asked me what I was going to do with it, I said pump up a tire if I see one that needs air. The 20v dewalt batteries acutally put out the same voltage as the 18v they are advertising the nominal voltage at full charge.
great review! its everything i want but i dont know if it will perform the way i want it to... i usually run the 1.5ah batteries. guess i have to step my game up. it should be better than cans of compressed air for spraying stuff down.....maybe painting small things out of a gravity paint gun? im pretty sure im going to buy it and see how it goes for my weird uses...probably keep it. definitely a lot easier than bringing out a big compressor....doesnt seem too loud either. i like the viair 88p or stronger model for carry in the car for tires. paired with a jumpncarry 660 or stronger to keep that battery goin and a full gas can. ive got the m12 ratchet and impact and NEED to use them more
@@HandymanHustle i actually forgot about this! i did buy a champion brand generator being scared of power outages. i still need to buy this air compressor
I just got one of these for Christmas 2020 and I am now wondering what stuff I can do with it ?, Can it be used with a very small sand blaster for small work ? also would it be suitable to use it with my 50 amp plasma cutter ?? - Thanks for any help and thumbs up for the video 👍👍
@@HandymanHustle I just watched another video of this same air compressor ruclips.net/video/gVYcOjdRYsI/видео.html and this guy used an impact driver and managed to remove 5 wheel nuts before the compressor motor kicked in to refill the tiny tank ! - It wasn't bad going but it does seem to run out of air really quick sadly.
@@HandymanHustle No problem I fully understand. I was looking inside some of these very expensive plasma cutters which have a built in air compressor and I was surprised to see that they just contain an air compressor but with no tank ? see online image below:- image.made-in-china.com/2f0j00pgCYnfOLgMkQ/380V-100A-DC-Inverter-IGBT-Module-Plasma-Cutter-Machine-Cutting-Tool-with-in-Build-Compressor-and-Arc-Function-Cut100.webp This is very interesting ! as it seems that just an air pump type of compressor is what's been used inside of this cheap Chinese machine. Pretty cool ! It looks like a similar compressor pump & motor to this one in the image below is what they have used:- i.ebayimg.com/images/g/ll8AAOSwukldMsNI/s-l1600.jpg It is a twin air compressor of some sort, but being able to have an air supply to run the plasma without needing a massive bulky air tank is very interesting...
@@HandymanHustle Thanks very much for your advice man, I really appreciate your opinion and help ! 👍👍👍... as my workshop is pretty small and I want the see it there is a way I can use my plasma cutter without needing such a massive air compressor that takes all my space lol
For the break in procedure when you open it out the box, it says to turn it on and have the drain plug open for 30mins at zero tank pressure. By 0 tank pressure does this mean to have the pressure regulator knob turned counter clockwise so it doesn’t let air into the hose or what would it mean?
@@HandymanHustle I have gotten old ! I was picturing the piston and rings in my head and called it the motor.The motor is electric.I see other Y.T. vids on that compressor and most of them are not worried about running it in.CHEERS
Question for you…. I have a camping travel trailer and the tires recommend up to an 80psi level. I know you mentioned it can go above that level. Have you tried using this machine on a higher psi rated tire? I am already on the Ryobi platform so I wouldn’t need to buy any batteries. So this option intrigues me. Please let me know. Thanks so much.
Hey guys ! I’m tempted to buy this BUT I have doubts. Here’s my situation, I am working in an office space and I share the building with a lot of attorneys so I need something that’s not louder than a regular vacuum. Would this be a good buy ? I’m a barber and I really need an air compressor to clean my tools and hair off my clothes and floor. Would this be too loud ? If so do you recommend me any other small unit that might be more quiet.
The 4.5 gal husky silent compresser is also awesome. I did a remodel and with it inside I could still have a normal level conversation when it turned on to fill. I am super happy with the purchase.
Hey bud nice video , Can I ask you some questions please ? I've just bought one of these unit's & the necessary air hose pipe + air gun . I'm wondering did you have to tape up or seal in some way , all threaded join's on you're hose fittings ??? After setting everything up on my unit there's hissing air coming from the thread that connects the hose into the gun ...☹️ Was thinking do I have some faulty hose fittings... ? Or do I need to do some thread taping in order to make completely air tight ? Can you shed some light ? Thanks ...
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Thank you for review. It was short and to the point. Normally when I lookup a review or something, they spend about 15 minutes talking about personal unrelated things and about 3 actually giving the information promised, if at all. I am thankful for someone who did it right. I normally don't even post comments.
@@HandymanHustle Thank you for respecting my time. We waste too much time on RUclips what information that we didn't look for. When someone click bates me and I watch the whole video to not find the information promised in the title. They are getting blocked but still show up in search results.....
I love my desk Ryobi one gallon air compressor. Thank God I snatched one up before inflation damn near doubled the price in 2022
Did it really double?
Thank you, this was a perfect 'algorithm says watch this' moment. Answered my questions about this.
it runs my Hitachi roofing nailer for patchwork and it can keep up for patchwork. I could probably nail a square of shingles with a larger 6-9 ah battery. definitely eats up the batteries
@@HandymanHustle they have a killer deal right now for 2 9ah for 170$
It sure would be nice if it had an option to run it from 120v wall outlet. Dual power!
That's why I haven't bought it.
Would it run an orbital sander, a small one
How about using it for an air blower?
My son & I have RC vehicles & when we’re out bashing with them we have to wait until se get home to clean them. We’d rather do it in the field.
Please advise
Thank you
Hey bud nice video ,
Can I ask you some questions please ?
I've just bought one of these unit's & the necessary air hose pipe + air gun .
I'm wondering did you have to tape up or seal in some way , all threaded join's on you're hose fittings ???
After setting everything up on my unit there's hissing air coming from the thread that connects the hose into the gun ...☹️
Was thinking do I have some faulty hose fittings... ? Or do I need to do some thread taping in order to make completely air tight ?
Can you shed some light ?
Thanks ...
I’ve been toying with getting one. Seems like a good little unit.
What kind of end did you stick into the Ryobi
@@HandymanHustle so i need to buy a Quick-Connect Air Hose Fitting, Plug, 1/4" Coupling x 1/4" NPT Female to put onto my air compressor hose?
actually i think i just found it for $3 bucks
Husky
1/4 in. NPT IM Brass Female Plug
It’s been handy for road emergencies
*Does anyone know if theres a way to increase pressure closer to the 210 mark?*
Is this thing powerful enough to blow out the sprinklers I live in Colorado and have to do that at the end of the season
Possibly if you press the air nozzle momentarily a few times. If you keep the nozzle pressed you'll run out of pressure pretty quick because it's only like a gallon size tank
do you like as a compressor to blow dust of my work bench and power a brad nail gun ?
like 2 years on ?
This unit is good for 18 or 23 gauge nail guns.
Can you connect a sand blaster gun to this?
@@HandymanHustle oh! I see, a big one, thank you.
BUY A RYOBI TO DEWALT BATTERY ADAPTER. I buy some Ryobi tools but use Dewalt batteries on them because obviously they’re much better. Found the adapter on Amazon for about $25 and works great. I install commercial doors for a living and have been using these adapters for a long time now. Going to be buying this compressor but using a DeWalt battery on it. They also sell adapters for Milwaukee tools and even have an adapter that lets you use either a Milwaukee or DeWalt battery on a Ryobi tool !!
Can you post a link or name of the adapter that you're referring to?
What were u doing when let the air out & then it cut off in 29 seconds???
& why?
I was talking to my cousin about getting between my seat in my car. Ive tried everything. He said he has a little chinese guy who details cars but instead of vacuuming he uses an air compressor to blow all the garbage out under the and beside the console to the front and then vacuums. The only reason im watching this is because im wondering if this has the power to blow (with the right connections) it out. I talk just crumbs from chicken and other little fragments of this or that. ANy idea????
yes, but only a few seconds worth
I do some very small projects (nothing big) and carry with me a 5gal portable air tank, but it's a bit tiring to refill at service stations. I wonder how this unit will work if I connect it to my 5gal tank? Thanks again for you time.
@@HandymanHustle Yes I already have the necessary fittings. Gracias
Run AIR CHISEL HAMMER cutting panels in Upull junkyard? (NO ONE makes a Cordless Chisel Hammer! - how is that possible?)
@@HandymanHustle Yes, but the Upull junk yards DO NOT ALLOW anything that MAKES SPARKS - they listen for them and will hunt you down! So cordless Sawzall is tool of choice. (still can't believe no one makes a cordless chisel hammer)
what is the max CFM of the compressor?
Sir this machine price
I’m trying find one for my barbershop just to blow off hair from tools chairs clients etc! Harbor freight has some good ones too ! I just can’t pick one lol
I am heavily invested in dewalt batteries and don't want to get into another line. But dewalt doesn't offer a compressor for the 20v system just the inflator. I am seriously considering buying this compressor and using a battery adapter for dewalt 20v batteries. I want a compressor for pumping up tires away from the shop. I farm and always have a flat tire on something.
@@HandymanHustle I have an air tank and it is a pain you never have enough air. I have found RUclipsrs that have run the 20v batteries in 18v tools with no problems but not the compressor so I don't know. I am not planning to use it for continuous duty just get it out of the truck tool box pump up a tire then put it up until the next flat tire. I may go with the dewalt 20v inflator. If I decide to try it I will let you know how it works. Thanks for the input.
@@HandymanHustle Thanks for the info. I have never had any experience with an inflator. I am thinking of just going with the dewalt 20v inflator because I already have the batteries and chargers because all I really want to do is fill tires away from the shop. I like to do as much research as possible before I buy a tool because I am poor and can only afford to buy it once.
MRBoatwrights Just so you no Dewalt has released a 20 volt version of their 60 volt Compressor. Its even on the Dewalt website. Distribution is slow but, at least they are listening to us. Btw. I have been using the small blower with the attachments to blow stuff off and even partially inflate my 11 foot Zodiac. I use the Dewalt inflator to do my tires. This has been my work around for not having a compressor
@@darkerbrother1 I bought the 18v ryobi compressor a few months back. I bought a battery adapter off Amazon to run it on the 20v dewalt battery it works perfect. I like the fact that it is small and compact I don't leave home with out it. I have it mainly for pumping up tires away from the shop. I went with my cousin to pick up a skid steer yesterday when we where hooking up the trailer and getting the chains and binders I sat my compressor over in the back of his pickup. He asked me what I was going to do with it, I said pump up a tire if I see one that needs air. The 20v dewalt batteries acutally put out the same voltage as the 18v they are advertising the nominal voltage at full charge.
Can you use air hammer on this?
What is it that you weren't expecting, exactly?
Wasn't expecting it to be as good a compressor
This would be perfect for an airbrush, car tires, and low torque air ratchets.
Kinda funny to ask but would it work for painting cars?
No not enough air storage. Would probably work great for airbrushing
Will this fill a hpa tank for airsoft
@@HandymanHustle the tank is a 68/4500
@@chandlerparr5173 no chance that will work
Or a sand blaster
How accurate is the psi gauge as the model below this one was accurate, or at least the unit I had.
@@HandymanHustle great, I ended up returning the CIT1800G, I'll try this one model instead. Using for blowing dust off things is handy.
great review!
its everything i want but i dont know if it will perform the way i want it to...
i usually run the 1.5ah batteries. guess i have to step my game up.
it should be better than cans of compressed air for spraying stuff down.....maybe painting small things out of a gravity paint gun?
im pretty sure im going to buy it and see how it goes for my weird uses...probably keep it.
definitely a lot easier than bringing out a big compressor....doesnt seem too loud either.
i like the viair 88p or stronger model for carry in the car for tires. paired with a jumpncarry 660 or stronger to keep that battery goin and a full gas can.
ive got the m12 ratchet and impact and NEED to use them more
@@HandymanHustle i actually forgot about this! i did buy a champion brand generator being scared of power outages. i still need to buy this air compressor
I just got one of these for Christmas 2020 and I am now wondering what stuff I can do with it ?, Can it be used with a very small sand blaster for small work ? also would it be suitable to use it with my 50 amp plasma cutter ?? - Thanks for any help and thumbs up for the video 👍👍
@@HandymanHustle Thanks man ! - I'll just use it with my nail gun then ! lol All the very best 👍
@@HandymanHustle I just watched another video of this same air compressor ruclips.net/video/gVYcOjdRYsI/видео.html and this guy used an impact driver and managed to remove 5 wheel nuts before the compressor motor kicked in to refill the tiny tank ! - It wasn't bad going but it does seem to run out of air really quick sadly.
@@HandymanHustle No problem I fully understand. I was looking inside some of these very expensive plasma cutters which have a built in air compressor and I was surprised to see that they just contain an air compressor but with no tank ? see online image below:-
image.made-in-china.com/2f0j00pgCYnfOLgMkQ/380V-100A-DC-Inverter-IGBT-Module-Plasma-Cutter-Machine-Cutting-Tool-with-in-Build-Compressor-and-Arc-Function-Cut100.webp
This is very interesting ! as it seems that just an air pump type of compressor is what's been used inside of this cheap Chinese machine. Pretty cool !
It looks like a similar compressor pump & motor to this one in the image below is what they have used:-
i.ebayimg.com/images/g/ll8AAOSwukldMsNI/s-l1600.jpg
It is a twin air compressor of some sort, but being able to have an air supply to run the plasma without needing a massive bulky air tank is very interesting...
@@HandymanHustle Thanks very much for your advice man, I really appreciate your opinion and help ! 👍👍👍... as my workshop is pretty small and I want the see it there is a way I can use my plasma cutter without needing such a massive air compressor that takes all my space lol
For the break in procedure when you open it out the box, it says to turn it on and have the drain plug open for 30mins at zero tank pressure. By 0 tank pressure does this mean to have the pressure regulator knob turned counter clockwise so it doesn’t let air into the hose or what would it mean?
@@HandymanHustle gotcha! Thank you for the fast reply, seriously!
Just so there is no load on it for the break-in period.If the drain plug is open it wont put any load on the motor.
@@HandymanHustle I have gotten old ! I was picturing the piston and rings in my head and called it the motor.The motor is electric.I see other Y.T. vids on that compressor and most of them are not worried about running it in.CHEERS
Question for you…. I have a camping travel trailer and the tires recommend up to an 80psi level. I know you mentioned it can go above that level. Have you tried using this machine on a higher psi rated tire? I am already on the Ryobi platform so I wouldn’t need to buy any batteries. So this option intrigues me. Please let me know. Thanks so much.
Thanks man. How long would it take to air a tire up from 20psi to 45psi? Would this be faster than the smaller Ryobi inflator for that?
@@HandymanHustlenice video. Good detail. i seen ur review also. Do you think it will have enough pressure to fill dually truck tires?
Hey guys ! I’m tempted to buy this BUT I have doubts. Here’s my situation, I am working in an office space and I share the building with a lot of attorneys so I need something that’s not louder than a regular vacuum. Would this be a good buy ? I’m a barber and I really need an air compressor to clean my tools and hair off my clothes and floor. Would this be too loud ? If so do you recommend me any other small unit that might be more quiet.
You can also make an acoustic box for your compressor to live in.
The 4.5 gal husky silent compresser is also awesome. I did a remodel and with it inside I could still have a normal level conversation when it turned on to fill. I am super happy with the purchase.
Great review TY!!
Thanks for the review-
Thank you very much for doing this. liked and subscribed big time
DOES IT REALLY HIT 119 PSI
@@HandymanHustle THANK YOU.
Thank you sir
What is the minimum psi it can run?
I have a regular 18v battery and it last 5 mins
@@HandymanHustle nope, I'm useing a battery from my ryobi chemical sprayer bought it last summer. At 120 psi I get 3-4 uses
How many AH is the battery ?
You need minimum 4AH.
Most tools only come with 1.5 or 2AH batteries
That's awesome
Thanx handyman
seems pretty useless
Bored in 1 minute. Total crap.
Hey bud nice video ,
Can I ask you some questions please ?
I've just bought one of these unit's & the necessary air hose pipe + air gun .
I'm wondering did you have to tape up or seal in some way , all threaded join's on you're hose fittings ???
After setting everything up on my unit there's hissing air coming from the thread that connects the hose into the gun ...☹️
Was thinking do I have some faulty hose fittings... ? Or do I need to do some thread taping in order to make completely air tight ?
Can you shed some light ?
Thanks ...