Senco PC0947/FP18KIT
With its light weight, only 2.9 lbs, the powerful FinishPro 18 is tough enough to do the job but light enough for all-day work. The FinishPro 18 brad nailer drives nails up to 2″ into hard wood applications. This kit comes complete with the FinishPro 18 brad nailer, a Senco 1/2 hp (1 hp peak), 1-gallon compressor, 1/4-by-25-foot coil hose, safety glasses, fittings, tool oil, variety pack of 1,200 brad nails, tool wrenches and manuals.
Senco PC0947/FP18KIT 18-Gauge Brad Nailer Compressor Combo Kit
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Product Description
To save you both time and money, the Senco PC0947 Finishing Combo Kit contains everything you need for finish and trim jobs. The FinishPro 18-Gauge Brad Nailer is a versatile nailer for all your finish needs, and the Senco PC1010 is a 1.0 HP peak, one gallon, oil-less portable air compressor that's easy to carry and use in a wide variety of applications. The PC0947Finishing Combo KitAt a Glance: Kit contains everything you need for finishing jobs FinishPro 18 Nailer drives 18-gauge brad nails from 5/8" to 2" PC1010--a lightweight, oil-less compressor with one-gallon capacity tank All necessary air fittings included Both tools back by one-year warranty The PC0947 has all the features you need for your finish jobs. View larger. Thanks to the rugged, compact compressor, you'll get professional quality on the go. View larger. Fast, Powerful NailerWith an operating pressure of 70 to 95 psi, the FinishPro 18 drives 18-gauge brad nails from 5/8 inch to 2 inches. It's ideal for a range of installation jobs, including interior trim, cabinets, chair rail, crown molding, baseboards, bookshelves, and exterior trim. Designed to be user-friendly, this nailer features an adjustable depth-of-drive and exhaust, as well as a belt hook that lets you take the tool everywhere you go. The soft grip provides comfort and control, a no-mar pad protects the work surface, and a rear bumper protects work finish. Rugged and Compact CompressorPowered by a 1.0 HP (peak), 0.5 HP (running) oil-less motor, the PC1010 compressor has a one-gallon capacity tank. It provides 4.0 amps at 115 volts and 120 psi max output. The 1/4-inch quick disconnect coupler and regulator provides consistent, reliable operation, while individual gauges for tank and regulated output allow you to easily keep track of pressure. And because the PC1010 is electric, you won't have to worry about the expense and mess of oil. Designed to be rugged enough for professional use, the PC1010 is lightweight at 20 pounds, and it features a cushioned handle for easy carrying and a compact, easy-store design. And to save you time, it pumps up in just over two minutes and recovers in only 35 seconds. Both tools are backed by one-year warranty. About Senco: Innovation Backed by ExperienceFor over 50 years, Senco has been setting quality and performance standards for the fastener industry. In fact, Senco was the true inventor of the pneumatic fastening industry way back in 1950, and they've been the leading innovator in fastener technologies ever since. As a company, Senco has achieved an unheard of ten thousand hours of fastener engineering expertise. In just one year, their plant in Cincinnati alone uses enough wire to make 18 trips to the moon and back. Even more impressive is the fact that since 1996, Senco has sold over 500 trillion fasteners to trusted companies like Fleetwood, Champion, Merillat, Ashley Furniture, and other major manufacturers. What's in the BoxFinishPro 18-gauge brad nailer; PC1010 one-gallon electric oil-less compressor; 1/4-inch x 25-foot coil hose; tool oil; all necessary air fittings; safety glasses; manuals; and variety pack of 18-gauge brad nails.
Details
- 18-gauge brad nailer and 1-gallon compressor combo kit
- Nailer: adjustable depth of drive, rear exhaust, easy-open latch, no-mar pad, low-load-indicator
- Compressor: 1 gallon; aluminum cylinder with steel sleeve; 20-pounds
- Includes nailer, 1/4-inch -by-25-foot hose, safety glasses, fittings, oil, 1,200 brad nails, wrenches, and manuals
- 1-year warranty on nailer; 90-day warranty on compressor
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Comments on Senco PC0947/FP18KIT
I bought this for doing trim and it has done excellent. I also brought an excellent Hitachi narrow crown stapler. Neither the stapler or the brad gun in this combo set have mis-fired yet. They are great products.
The compressor is quiet and very convenient for interior trim. I used it to power the narrow crown stapler to lay down underlayment for vinyl and it had to breathe hard (I had to pause a little) when placing staples every two seconds. But then again, how often do you do that? It was a mild inconvenience for a wonderful compressor.
I also ran a framer off of this to tack in siding. It did fine but had to run every 3 nails so I only sunk the minimum nails I needed to secure it then came afterward once my friend was done using his compressor.
You may want to opt for the next step bigger compressor if you might need it with a framer.
I somehow lost the air filter for this. Their customer help was the nicest I have ever experienced and they are mailing me a new filter for free. Excellent customer service.
This is my first foray into the land of the pneumatic nail gun, so my judgment of this nailer may be distorted by the ‘gee whiz’ new-ness factor. I bought a pneumatic nailer because the last time I installed door and window molding, the molding would shift from level by the time I could drive the nail home using a hammer. I was left with less than desirable results, so I was determined not to repeat that mistake with my next project.
I purchased this Senco after doing some on-line research, knowing that I would not be doing heavy duty construction work, and balancing price with performance. The purchase through Amazon went smoothly, and the package arrived much sooner than advertised– a pleasant surprise.
Yesterday I used the compressor and gun for the first time to install door casings. Set-up was fairly straight forward, and it was up and running in a matter of minutes.
Once the compressor is turned on and reaches the operating pressure (within a minute), it shuts down, so you don’t have to hear it running all the time. Although the compressor is not loud, you don’t want to listen to it all day. The gun is light-weight and comfortable to work with. Simply pressing the gun against the wood and pulling the trigger, I was able to shoot a nail (technically a brad) into the wall with virtually no kick-back. I was quickly able to install the wood casing, much, much faster, and better, than using any manual hammer method. The nail is automatically counter-sunk, and the nail hole is smaller than a comparable nail. I was quite impressed. (I was even more impressed by the carpenters of the 1890′s who installed the original casings in my house ‘right on’ without any electrical tools of any kind.) After about five or six nailings, the compressor would kick in again and power up to the required pressure. This takes only a few seconds, but some reviewers have complained about the frequency of this pressure re-cycling, that a bigger tank is required. My response is “So what!”. I have a light-weight compressor that I can pick up with one hand and move it to wherever I want it without much effort or need for a large storage space.
I am very pleased with this Senco nailer. Hopefully it will stand the test of time.
This is a great little unit. I was concerned that there wouldn’t be enough power, since it is only a 1 gallon unit. Most others in the same price range is 4-6 gallons. Boy was I wrong! I’m shooting 2″ brads into red oak no problems at all. And I don’t have to lug around a giant compressor. The more convenient it is, the more you’ll use it! It also has a quality feel to it. The Bostitch has an inferior plastic handle that breaks. No such problem on the Senco.
It takes a while to get up to the right pressure, but no different than a Bostitch. I wished I got it sooner!
I am a mid-level do-it-yourselfer, and purchased this kit for baseboard and casing projects around the house. The compressor is small and light, easily fits in the trunk or back seat, a breeze to move from place to place. It cycles after 4 or 5 quick shots, but I work deliberately so any lag in recovery is not a problem for me. I live in an apartment, and I agree with others who have found the noise level lower than other compressors, a blessing in that environment.
Not having any experience with air tools, yet knowing it was the way to go to install casing and baseboard in my kitchen remodel, I agonized over whether to get a brad or finish nailer. I opted for a brad nailer since the Hitachi saw I purchased came with a coupon for a free 16ga finish nailer– a deal I couldn’t pass up. While still waiting for the freebie to arrive, I have been using the brad nailer and it is nothing less than terrific. The holes it makes are small, it is easy to handle, and drives the brads where I want them. The true test is that none of the casing I have installed has fallen off the wall yet! Some have spoken of the chintzy grip on the gun. I suspect Senco was listening, since the grip that came with it is improved.
I imagine someone doing this work for their living might see some shortcomings, but give the price, portability and utility, this is a fine package.
Need a great combo 18ga brad nailer with a compressor?
Of all the installars tools we send out with our crews, this is the one everyone fights for! Lightweight, no missfires, quiet and compact!
Fits in our largest rolling tool bags along with the other guns and gear we use, like Porter Cable nailers.
We install a 1/4″ inline AIR Filter,Regulator,Lubricators fitted to the systems plumbing to assure good clean opperation of our guns before we send them out into the field.
When you own a high profile cabinet and door company like we do, its important to look professional and be quiet in the customers home, taking up as little space as possible to get the job done and get out!
This is one of those tools that helps us accomplish just that! I give this unit a 5 star rating! A great system for lite finish work!
I am a mid-level do-it-yourselfer, and purchased this kit for baseboard and casing projects around the house. The compressor is small and light, easily fits in the trunk or back seat, a breeze to move from place to place. It cycles after 4 or 5 quick shots, but I work deliberately so any lag in recovery is not a problem for me. I live in an apartment, and I agree with others who have found the noise level lower than other compressors, a blessing in that environment.
Not having any experience with air tools, yet knowing it was the way to go to install casing and baseboard in my kitchen remodel, I agonized over whether to get a brad or finish nailer. I opted for a brad nailer since the Hitachi saw I purchased came with a coupon for a free 16ga finish nailer– a deal I couldn’t pass up. While still waiting for the freebie to arrive, I have been using the brad nailer and it is nothing less than terrific. The holes it makes are small, it is easy to handle, and drives the brads where I want them. The true test is that none of the casing I have installed has fallen off the wall yet! Some have spoken of the chintzy grip on the gun. I suspect Senco was listening, since the grip that came with it is improved.
I imagine someone doing this work for their living might see some shortcomings, but give the price, portability and utility, this is a fine package.
I love this compressor. Do trim work and misc carpentry and I wished I’d bought this years ago. Quiet, light weight and even strong enough to shoot 16d sinkers in my framing nailer, although, granted, you gotta slow down. But really, for trim work this little thing is great. Should have bought two for the price I paid from Costco ($99 for the kit).