Questions and Answers for DEWALT 18-Gauge Brad Nailer and 6 Gal. Heavy Duty Pancake Electric Air Compressor Combo Kit (1-Tool)

A:  You have to make sure the required pressure (psi) and flow (scfm) of the paint gun match the compressor. Some paint guns will work, but a lot will not work.

A:  I use it to paint depending on the amount of air you use you might have to wait for the pressure to build back up then continue to paint

A:  Yes it will I use mine to paint it won’t keep up with continuous use but if you wait a wile for the pressure to build up it’s ready to go again adjust the regulator for the pressure you need to paint

A:  For a small project. But for painting a large room or house I don’t think it would keep up.

A:  Yes as it is not continuous.

A:  I am sure it will work but you may have to wait for pressure to build back up depending on How fast you nail

A:  Yes

A:  The compressor output is 2.6 CFM @ 90 psi. You need to make sure the framing gun you are thinking about can operate at this flow. Not sure one exists. Looking at the online manual, DeWALT framing gun models starting DWF83 require 6.1 CFM @ 80 psi. I would not use these models with the pancake compressor.

A:  You need to check CFM of your sprayer. The pancake puts out 2.5 to 3.7 CFM.

A:  Looking at the Dewalt website, the compressor output is 3.7 SCFM @ 40 psi. Make sure the paint sprayer can operate at this airflow and pressure. I saw at least one sprayer on-line that would work. Depends on what size job you plan on tackling.

A:  I say use something stronger

A:  I dont see why not , if you want it for your house

A:  Probably not the kind you are thinking of. According to what I've been told, it can be used to do small canister painting using the sprayers that run off of air pumps. But you need a pump/sprayer system to do things like paint your house.

A:  Yes it can run a Paint Can type sprayer or HVLP, The airless type is its own type and no compressor is needed. The pressure on this compressor is up to 165 psi.

A:  It will work with an air impact wrench, however, the job will go much faster with a bigger compressor.

A:  The output of the compressor is 2.6 SCFM @ 90 psi. You need to find a pneumatic wrench that can operate at this flow.

A:  I use mine with a 1/2” impact to remove wheels and it works fine

A:  I BELIEVE IT'S 2-1/4"

A:  I’ve personally used up to 2” brads. However it’s capable of 2-1/8” If I recall and down to 5/8” as well. Great nailer for the $

A:  3/4-2”

A:  2 invhes

A:  The 18 gauge nail gun can handle nails from 5/8 inch to 2 inch long nails.

A:  I have used it for nailing 3/4” 1/4 round shoe molding no problems with that it’s made for that kind of work

A:  I finished my basement using plywood panel sheets (don't know how to dry wall). I used 18 gauge brad nails with no problems installing the panels. Also used the brad nailer for all trim including wood baseboards. The photo shows the work.

A:  You can use a brad nailer. 16 gauge nailer is over kill. Pre drill pilot holes if using screws or hammer and nails.

A:  Yes that is the size that I use most of the time 18 gauge X 2”

A:  Yes you can

A:  Yes you can in 18 gauge

A:  Yes. You can use up to 2 1/8 inch long brads.

A:  You can use 5/8 to 2 inch in Brad nailer

A:  Please contact Home Depot for package contents.

A:  It's been a while, but I believe it did not come with a box, but it did come with a few clips of nails.

A:  No, mine did not.

A:  No. But a box of nails is not expensive.

A:  Yes a Small sleeve

A:  The hose is 50 ft long.

A:  50 ft.

A:  50 ft.

A:  50 feet

A:  1/4" x 50'

A:  Yes, it can be used to fill car tires.

A:  YES

A:  Yes, we use it for tires all the time. You just need the right attachment that is NOT included with this package, but you can buy separately.

A:  Yes home depot sells accessories and the cfm is high enough to fill tires

A:  Absolutely.