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Porter-Cable CFBN125B 1-1/4-Inch Brad Nailer and Compressor Combo Kit
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MSRP: $372.42
Your Price: $153.93
Savings: $ 218.49 ( 59% )
Shipping: N/A
Manufacturer: Porter Cable
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Porter-Cable CFBN125B 1-1/4-Inch Brad Nailer and Compressor Combo Kit Features
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Everything you need to start finish woodworking right away
An oil-free pump design for maintenance-free durability
Tool-free jam release mechanism designed not to block the line of sight for uninterrupted work
Lightweight die-cast aluminum body for maximum durability and reliability
Included with combo kit: six gallon 150 PSI compressor, 1-1/4-inch 18-guage brad nailer, 25-foot air hose with coupler and plug, 1,000 brad nails, nailer oil, and carrying case
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Additional Porter-Cable CFBN125B 1-1/4-Inch Brad Nailer and Compressor Combo Kit Information
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Everything you need to start your finish woodworking, from the air compressor to the nailer, fasteners, air hose and fittings. NAILER: Brad Nailer uses 18 gauge, 5/8" to 1 1/4" brad nails. Features include adjustable depth-of-drive, jam release mechanism, non-marring nose tip, hardened driver blade and muffled, adjustable exhaust port. The .8 (Running) HP 6 Gallon Pancake Compressor: 10 Amp, 120 VAC motor, 150 PSI pressure for longer tool run times, oil-free pump for no maintenance, ability to run on standard household current, 1 coupler, easy to carry, only 34 lbs. This combo kit includes: BN125A Nailer, carrying case, 6 gallon compressor, 25' air hose with coupler and plug, 1,000 fasteners, oil, operating manuals
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What Customers Say About Porter-Cable CFBN125B 1-1/4-Inch Brad Nailer and Compressor Combo Kit:
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I am a novice craftsman and bought this package for some household trim projects. First class. This package takes all the guess work out of what you need to buy to get rolling. I have a larger shop compressor, but find this one's size to be more handy to use. I'm a believer in Porter Cable products.
After the first trip to the Porter-Cable Service Center, it still didn't work. It would seem that I got a defective compressor. I took it back again and they "rebuilt it" but no new parts are listed on the invoice (this took about 2 weeks). When I first took it out and followed all the start up instructions for proper break in and it came time to fill the tank, the safety release valve popped just before the tank reached 150 psi and before the compressor shut off. I tried to clear any blockage by manually opening and closing the safety valve per the troubleshooting instructions to no avail. Now the safety valve works but when I open the regulator over 120 psi the threads around the coupler start leaking very audibly.Since I had tried to let them fix it without success I wrote the Porter-Cable customer service center for help and they had no useful solutions. They suggested I talk to my retailer about a return.I am disappointed in Porter-Cable, I guess I will have to fix it myself or suffer the shipping expenses to return it.
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