Back when I bought a big compressor I was all set to buy a 7.5 HP to have plenty of air for a couple of air tools at the same time and also to do some sandblasting. The Salesman actually talked me out of a 7.5 HP. He asked me how many times I would actually need that much air, said that 7.5 HP would use more electric and use it ALL the time and the starting amps is way up there. I ended up with a 5 HP Schrader/Bridgeport American made compressor with a 80 gallon tank and I hooked up a 30 gallon aux. into the line, have never run low on air. I think it puts out 18.? CFM. I have set the high pressure down to 150 and left the cut in at 90. Works good. If I leave the shop and forget to shut the breaker off and it starts when I'm at the kitchen table I can see the lights in the fixture over the table blink slightly. enough to remind me to run out and hit the breaker, and I have plenty of juice to it, glad it's not any bigger.
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