Thanks Pete for all the great content , glad to see you get a little sponsorship. You deserve it as much as any other master sharing all his trade secrets . God bless you sir
WTF Pete? Are You serious? Great compressor for bicycle tires or maybe an air brush. You don’t even mention the CFM. I’d be embarrassed too. That is a Fisher Price compressor at best. New oil less technology? That means it has a plastic piston, yea really, a plastic piston. You’re not going to run any air tool with that toy. This is a joke, right? Did Minnie hit You in the head with a Louisville Slugger today?
@tonyp9179 ha mabey but I saw some shithouse reviews on it and they suck couldn't give to me free..lol..ha pete probably paid for it he don't take handouts
My old DeVilbiss is big and noisy but I am not going trade it for a new modern machine until after I use the last rebuild kit that I bought in the 1980s when it was already twenty years old. I ordered a spare kit and haven't needed it yet.
I bought a big compressor from Harbor Freight and it works great and is much quieter than my old bigger compressor that still works good but I wanted one a little smaller and quieter. The price was great and and it paid for itself just by cutting my electric bill quite a bit! I've had it for 3 years and I haven't had any problems with it yet. Thanks for the review on your compressor! 😊
Pete, would have liked to have seen a more sustained use on that compressor, say da a trunk lid or simulate painting a hood and trunk with it where a compressor makes it or breaks it is for car guys is weither the tank / motor can keep up with a DA or spray gun one thing i have noticed with smaller compressors the snap-on air grinders are more efficient than the other import brands checking the info its 4.6 cfm which would probably bog down with a 10 cfm spray gun
I used to have a 30 gallon oil free compressor, I'd get maybe a solid minute da sanding before it bogged down. That 13 gallon is only good for air brushing or sanding/painting a mirror cap
Pete I listen to everything you have to say and you’ve taught me a lot over the years, but I don’t agree with you on this compressor. Before I could afford a compressor I bought a craftsman 30 gal compressor. They run so much that they get overheated and turn air into water.
Lol are you understanding that you're issue was Gallons.. & he was showing you examples w tools, hes not using it to paint so even tho you don't want water in the line, it's not as huge of deal as if you were painting & would ruin the job.. you were trying to paint I'll assume? Did you have a HVLP gun at least? .... Yeah you need a LVLP with that small of tank. But Ur issue was trying to do too much with that little compressor, he's using this as a backup and/or to run tools for a short period of time, not paint or body work a whole car LMAO ..he says it multiple times.. btw just add a aux tank on your 30gal .. 11gal from harbor freight $60 now your up at 41gal
It's a pile of shit in any type of body shop, and you know it . Also the support and trying to sell before the box was even open is a dead giveaway. YOU'RE LICKING THE VEVOR COMPANY AND NOT THE TOOL .I'm glad you got yourself a free compressor
I love small 13/15 gallon compressors, They fill quick and only run while you’re using them… And when you work it to death it is far cheaper and easier to replace than a big one.
I built my own compressor from bits I picked in a scrapyard. I got a huge double cylinder air conditioning unit that was on top of a K -Mart they tore down. Grabbed a 220v 5hp motor new for $169.00. Big tank from the scrap pile and rigged it up. Cost me like $300 all together for a $2,000 compressor. It's a beast! Quiet as a mouse too.😉✌
Jack that compressor into your air system..it will back feed your system. The old compressor tank can be converted into air storage.. More air more volume.
Pete I am getting ready to order a vevor 12" exhaust fan with a 32' duct hose for my single car garage and this unit I can move it where I need it or set it back to clear the hole garage it is explosion proof and a great warranty will let you know how it works really enjoy your videos Pete.
I almost bought a vevor small wood lathe to make turkey calls with but went with the green one at harbor freight just because I was able to touch it and look it over in person
I’ll give a wise hint we have an air compressor at work on the farm it’s a repurposed one and it works for big 1” impacts everything large tank with a irrigation air compressor on top it might be 3 phase but it’s the best I’ve seen
My friend Pete, I'm trying to save my restoration project, I have a NOS hood out of the box for 70-72 SS Chevelle, El camino, it's cowl not cowl induction, has GM STICKER. I have my original I thought 900 to 1000 would get me out of my jam, I stored it 35 years!
In 1991 when I came home from war in the middle east(US Army veteran here) amd my motivaton in the trenches many a desert cold night to survive the war no matter what was to get home,...from the war, alive,, with my 82 camaro in West Germany shipped to the USA on discharge, to put a big engine in it and to PAINT IT which I did, I knew I needed a compressor,...bought a Sanborn made in the USA oiless 20 gallon compressor, ..still own it., but not as good as that gem you show, wished I had one... I used it to use air ratchets,...air tools,....and of course paint a few cars and partial car paintings, interior of cars and the entire inside of a old garage with white paint to fight bug infestation with bug poison, and to make light bounce around. Someone gave me a large campbell hausfeld 30 or 40 gallon oiless upright monstor several months ago,...used it, but now after watching videos of older compressor failures I worry,...think I will keep them in the shed when they pump, safely away from my body, in case the tanks ever fail....
More chinese disposable junk. If something only costs $200 in this day and age where inflation is it of control. U have to wonder how they made it so cheap. Hobbyists only compressor
I have one of those harbor freight 8gal oil fed compressors with the big motor on it and honestly seems to work better then this compressor it works well enough for me that I never really use my 60gal 220v compressor at home anymore last month I painted a Subaru with a lvlp gun and never had pressure drop or anything I've also used grinders and cutoff wheels and same thing even tho it runs at times constantly those 8gal compressors are able to keep up with the pressure I'd recommend more something like that then this compressor unless you want the low level noise this compressor gives thats the only selling point for me
Thanks for videos Pete. I was wondering if you can do a video on what compressor ratings one would need to restore a car. How many gallons? CFM?PSI?HP rating? ETC. About to do metal work, body work, and paint on an old cadillac. Thank you again for all you do my friend.
You have to look at the specs of the spray gun and be at least that many or more,it's the tool that uses the highest CFM. Also you'll loose pressure depending on how long your hose is.Tank size matters and then so does the voltage 115 or 220
Will it keep up with your spray guns? My compressor will not keep up with a bigger gun, meaning I need to pause for a second or two at the end of each stroke.
Thats a good hobby air compressor.. The one I would have recommended to some one starting out would have been the old 26 gallon 3hp harbor freight any where from $269 to $359.. But now is discountinued was an oil lubed single stage.. Very long life now their replacement made by Mcgraw is $549 so you see where im going cost went up after 2020 you know why.... Plus the vevor your using is a oilless design not meant for long runs but still a good hobby compressor light duty work... Its a shame cause harbor freight prior to 2020 sold a 60 gal 220v dual stage for $899 on sale pump made in italy amd tank made in the USA... But long gone now... Glad I bought one has 400hrs+ on it still strong... And yes I added the hr meter to it.
10:20 That dropped down to 90 and kicked the motor on awfully quick. As Pete said this might be good for hobby or home use. I wouldn't expect much more than that from it. Especially if you want to run a DA or paint more than some motorcycle tins.
@@mblake0420 These Fisher Price compressors absolutely will not hold up to continuous operation. Hook 2 of them together and You’ll have 2 pieces of junk hooked together , and if you plug them both into the same circuit, you will pop the circuit breaker. As I’ve mentioned, these oil less compressors have plastic pistons and will not survive continuous operation. Total waste of money if Your using any air tools for restoration work. For something like an airbrush or just inflating a tire occasionally, you might get by with one of these POS units. Otherwise, save up and get a decent compressor, at least 3 hp /10cfm@90psi. And preferably 220v, as they use less amperage than a similar 110v unit. When it comes to compressors , you get what You pay for.
Better off using an electric DA porta cable makes a great 1. This compressor is good for panel repair painting. Won't be good for complete paint jobs. Fender benders a panel or 2 be ok. 😉✌
I just bought two of these (shipped for $463 in Apr of 2024)... run in parallel will get me over 9 SCFM @PSI (and a total of 26 gallons of tank). Can't wait.
@@henrythompson5624 So far I've had zero issues, used all summer long, did some LVLP spray painting and also blew out my sprinklers in the fall. I ran them in parallel but need to figure out a check value as the second comressor will only kick on if the first one isn't keeping up. But if compressor 1 is barely keeping up then compressor 2 will never kick on.
Come on Pete u know that shit will go. Bad after 1 months of work 😅😅😅😅
I have a 60 gallon. Finally upgraded from a 30. Should've done it long ago.
I had an oil free 30 gallon and hated it, I upgraded to a 80 gallon and love it
@@kevinfrederick4434 mine too was oil free and loud AF
A handy little economical compressor for diy use in a home garage. Reasonably quite, wont shock your neighbours out of bed in the mornings!
Slow day in the shop Pete ?
It is only 2.7 SCFM at 90 psi per Vevor technical department. The ad and manual states 4.6 SCFM at 90 psi which is in error.
Thanks Pete for all the great content , glad to see you get a little sponsorship. You deserve it as much as any other master sharing all his trade secrets . God bless you sir
WTF Pete? Are You serious? Great compressor for bicycle tires or maybe an air brush. You don’t even mention the CFM. I’d be embarrassed too. That is a Fisher Price compressor at best. New oil less technology? That means it has a plastic piston, yea really, a plastic piston. You’re not going to run any air tool with that toy. This is a joke, right? Did Minnie hit You in the head with a Louisville Slugger today?
wow Pete, you have some real fans.Clearly, they haven't heard a word you said.
Thanks for the video, Pete. That seems like a really good air compressor for it's size and price.
U used it for all of 5 min. And back it 100% come on pete u know better than that
Yep vevor is junk many vids. On them not worth a shit
You'd say nice things if they gave it to you for free too
@tonyp9179 ha mabey but I saw some shithouse reviews on it and they suck couldn't give to me free..lol..ha pete probably paid for it he don't take handouts
My old DeVilbiss is big and noisy but I am not going trade it for a new modern machine until after I use the last rebuild kit that I bought in the 1980s when it was already twenty years old. I ordered a spare kit and haven't needed it yet.
Yes but how many times do you use it maybe once a year to pump your tyres
@@liambyrne591 I don't think I have ever used it for pumping my tires. I do unplug it and drain the tank and replace the filter every few weeks.
I bought a big compressor from Harbor Freight and it works great and is much quieter than my old bigger compressor that still works good but I wanted one a little smaller and quieter. The price was great and and it paid for itself just by cutting my electric bill quite a bit! I've had it for 3 years and I haven't had any problems with it yet. Thanks for the review on your compressor! 😊
Pete, would have liked to have seen a more sustained use on that compressor, say da a trunk lid or simulate painting a hood and trunk with it
where a compressor makes it or breaks it is for car guys is weither the tank / motor can keep up with a DA or spray gun
one thing i have noticed with smaller compressors the snap-on air grinders are more efficient than the other import brands
checking the info its 4.6 cfm which would probably bog down with a 10 cfm spray gun
I used to have a 30 gallon oil free compressor, I'd get maybe a solid minute da sanding before it bogged down. That 13 gallon is only good for air brushing or sanding/painting a mirror cap
Pete those air compressors suck I had two of them and both of them didn't last long oil less compressors suck like paint jobs you get what you pay for
OIL LESS SUCK DO NOT LAST
I have that same compressor and its a pile of shit... wait til the motor seizes up after it gets its first workout!
😂😂😂
Obviously a free compressor for ya...
Warranty? And is it made in China?
How many CFMs because i dont think your gonna be able to paint large areas let alone an overall .
What? Did you even watch the video lol he said it can be used to paint a fender or QP or bumper .. He knows and said exactly that 😂
Another great review thanks pete!
Pete I listen to everything you have to say and you’ve taught me a lot over the years, but I don’t agree with you on this compressor. Before I could afford a compressor I bought a craftsman 30 gal compressor. They run so much that they get overheated and turn air into water.
Lol are you understanding that you're issue was Gallons.. & he was showing you examples w tools, hes not using it to paint so even tho you don't want water in the line, it's not as huge of deal as if you were painting & would ruin the job.. you were trying to paint I'll assume? Did you have a HVLP gun at least? .... Yeah you need a LVLP with that small of tank. But Ur issue was trying to do too much with that little compressor, he's using this as a backup and/or to run tools for a short period of time, not paint or body work a whole car LMAO ..he says it multiple times.. btw just add a aux tank on your 30gal .. 11gal from harbor freight $60 now your up at 41gal
And he did say it could be used to paint a fender or bumper or QP so he states it can't be used to paint anything but smaller panels
@@John--John I have a 21CFM compressor nimrod.
@@John--John AND, I was responding to Pete not you!
@@John--JohnThanks so much for chiming in.
It's a pile of shit in any type of body shop, and you know it . Also the support and trying to sell before the box was even open is a dead giveaway. YOU'RE LICKING THE VEVOR COMPANY AND NOT THE TOOL .I'm glad you got yourself a free compressor
How many times Has He said He don’t do BS reviews? This is actually embarrassing to watch. Definitely a WTF for Pete.
I love small 13/15 gallon compressors, They fill quick and only run while you’re using them… And when you work it to death it is far cheaper and easier to replace than a big one.
The volume stored is the key . Do use the big shop for work this little one is good for little jobs or off the back of the ute with a gen.
I built my own compressor from bits I picked in a scrapyard. I got a huge double cylinder air conditioning unit that was on top of a K -Mart they tore down. Grabbed a 220v 5hp motor new for $169.00. Big tank from the scrap pile and rigged it up. Cost me like $300 all together for a $2,000 compressor. It's a beast! Quiet as a mouse too.😉✌
Looks like a pan head Harley motor on that bad boy. I had to hire a tow truck to move it. 😁
This is awesome. Thanks for showing these new products.
Jack that compressor into your air system..it will back feed your system. The old compressor tank can be converted into air storage..
More air more volume.
Pete I am getting ready to order a vevor 12" exhaust fan with a 32' duct hose for my single car garage and this unit I can move it where I need it or set it back to clear the hole garage it is explosion proof and a great warranty will let you know how it works really enjoy your videos Pete.
My friend Pete
How many cfm's
Looks weak, time will tell if it's a pos
I almost bought a vevor small wood lathe to make turkey calls with but went with the green one at harbor freight just because I was able to touch it and look it over in person
its no longer my friend Pete its My friend Sell out!
Yea he’s always said he’d never do this but I don’t blame him one bit. UA-cam ain’t paying him shit.
I’ll give a wise hint we have an air compressor at work on the farm it’s a repurposed one and it works for big 1” impacts everything large tank with a irrigation air compressor on top it might be 3 phase but it’s the best I’ve seen
His old one give up because Pete blows hot air
I find you need at least 95 CFM to keep air tools fed for continues use
95 cfm? Are you high or something? Did you mean 9.5?
@@GlitteredUp4Easter Think maybe he means a fan, not an air compressor.
that's the air delivery at 0.5 psi.
Looks like a good situation pete
I was shopping for a new compressor - just bought this one - Pete!
How much CFM does it put out? I don't think you could d/a a car with it.
Will it operate air board ?
It will for about 30 seconds.
All that compressor is good for is tricycle tires
Hi Pete you’re the best on UA-cam
Thank you for sharing.👍
Great hobby compressor, probably can't go wrong for the money.
My friend Pete, I'm trying to save my restoration project, I have a NOS hood out of the box for 70-72 SS Chevelle, El camino, it's cowl not cowl induction, has GM STICKER. I have my original I thought 900 to 1000 would get me out of my jam, I stored it 35 years!
In 1991 when I came home from war in the middle east(US Army veteran here) amd my motivaton in the trenches many a desert cold night to survive the war no matter what was to get home,...from the war, alive,, with my 82 camaro in West Germany shipped to the USA on discharge, to put a big engine in it and to PAINT IT which I did, I knew I needed a compressor,...bought a Sanborn made in the USA oiless 20 gallon compressor, ..still own it., but not as good as that gem you show, wished I had one... I used it to use air ratchets,...air tools,....and of course paint a few cars and partial car paintings, interior of cars and the entire inside of a old garage with white paint to fight bug infestation with bug poison, and to make light bounce around. Someone gave me a large campbell hausfeld 30 or 40 gallon oiless upright monstor several months ago,...used it, but now after watching videos of older compressor failures I worry,...think I will keep them in the shed when they pump, safely away from my body, in case the tanks ever fail....
Nice review Pete
Thanks Pete 👍
Thanks Pete
I need to get one for my mobile detailing business
2 HP @90 #’s 4.6 SCFM……this will not work in a shop. Good for a guy in his garage owning an Audi A-8 dusting it off on Sundays.
You're selling out.
4.6 SCFM@90PSI is not enough for auto body work.
NO thanks' I'll stick with my 80 gal sanborn nice and loud and never have to wait for air. You barely pushed that thing. Come on already Pete.
Oilless. Compressor?? Good Luck!
Oil less means it has a plastic piston. Not kidding.
More chinese disposable junk. If something only costs $200 in this day and age where inflation is it of control. U have to wonder how they made it so cheap. Hobbyists only compressor
I have one of those harbor freight 8gal oil fed compressors with the big motor on it and honestly seems to work better then this compressor it works well enough for me that I never really use my 60gal 220v compressor at home anymore last month I painted a Subaru with a lvlp gun and never had pressure drop or anything I've also used grinders and cutoff wheels and same thing even tho it runs at times constantly those 8gal compressors are able to keep up with the pressure I'd recommend more something like that then this compressor unless you want the low level noise this compressor gives thats the only selling point for me
Saddle mount on the front lower block, should be two holes on each side, do not bolt mount to heads that's crazy.
Thanks for videos Pete. I was wondering if you can do a video on what compressor ratings one would need to restore a car. How many gallons? CFM?PSI?HP rating? ETC. About to do metal work, body work, and paint on an old cadillac. Thank you again for all you do my friend.
You have to look at the specs of the spray gun and be at least that many or more,it's the tool that uses the highest CFM. Also you'll loose pressure depending on how long your hose is.Tank size matters and then so does the voltage 115 or 220
4.6 cfm @ 90 psi
How's it going PETE?
125 psi at 125 decibels is a diy grenade situation
Will it keep up with your spray guns? My compressor will not keep up with a bigger gun, meaning I need to pause for a second or two at the end of each stroke.
I keep my 60 gal old style pump.....thank you. BTW you keep saying that thing is heavy duty....it is NOT!
Thats a good hobby air compressor.. The one I would have recommended to some one starting out would have been the old 26 gallon 3hp harbor freight any where from $269 to $359.. But now is discountinued was an oil lubed single stage.. Very long life now their replacement made by Mcgraw is $549 so you see where im going cost went up after 2020 you know why.... Plus the vevor your using is a oilless design not meant for long runs but still a good hobby compressor light duty work... Its a shame cause harbor freight prior to 2020 sold a 60 gal 220v dual stage for $899 on sale pump made in italy amd tank made in the USA... But long gone now... Glad I bought one has 400hrs+ on it still strong... And yes I added the hr meter to it.
Oh man my friends Craftsman 60gl tank ,dont remember the HP, but damn that thing and other Craftsman i heard were unbelievably loud and annoying.
Need to get the big one fixed , use vevor to pump tires , p/s i believe harbor freight sells compressor pumps ,about 5yr ago around $120
There is nothing wrong with His big compressor.
That looks like a nice compact compressor Pete. Did they send you that for a review or did you buy it yourself? Thanks
Mint
Amazon link says "currently unavailable" 😢
10:20 That dropped down to 90 and kicked the motor on awfully quick. As Pete said this might be good for hobby or home use. I wouldn't expect much more than that from it. Especially if you want to run a DA or paint more than some motorcycle tins.
Does it work with 6inch palm sanders or DA sander
Sure, for about 10 seconds.
Funny! 48F degrees is cold. LMAO
Does it have a tank drain, lets get these reviews together peter.
I'd rather have a portable double tanker. Less space & easier to get around with more volume hands down.
Wouldn't 2 of these tied together be better than one large compressor?
No.
@@brianw8963 no? Why not?
@@mblake0420 These Fisher Price compressors absolutely will not hold up to continuous operation. Hook 2 of them together and You’ll have 2 pieces of junk hooked together , and if you plug them both into the same circuit, you will pop the circuit breaker. As I’ve mentioned, these oil less compressors have plastic pistons and will not survive continuous operation. Total waste of money if Your using any air tools for restoration work. For something like an airbrush or just inflating a tire occasionally, you might get by with one of these POS units. Otherwise, save up and get a decent compressor, at least 3 hp /10cfm@90psi. And preferably 220v, as they use less amperage than a similar 110v unit. When it comes to compressors , you get what You pay for.
Junk not enough cfms
need at least 95 cfm
How will it work with a DA ?if it runs a da it would be nice
It won’t.
Better off using an electric DA porta cable makes a great 1. This compressor is good for panel repair painting. Won't be good for complete paint jobs. Fender benders a panel or 2 be ok. 😉✌
@@michaelbristol6467
I used one smaller than that' 1:HP 4 gallon tank' painted 8 cars' over-all paint jobs with it. Worked out perfect.
Hi Pete 👍
PETE, that compressor is pretty impressive!!
No, it's not
Can you paint with it?
Small jobs like a panel or 2 sure, not complete paint jobs tho. 😉✌
I used one a lot smaller than that' painted 8 cars' over-all paint jobs. Worked out perfect. One trick to get it to work though.
Good review Pete. thanks
Handy but won’t replace my Speedair
How you doing to day pete ?hope you fix LEEK IN THE MAN CAVE. Ok have a good night
I had one with that exact same pump stopped pumping anything over 40lbs in less than 1 year. Used it less than 10 times.
I just bought two of these (shipped for $463 in Apr of 2024)... run in parallel will get me over 9 SCFM @PSI (and a total of 26 gallons of tank). Can't wait.
How are they holding you today
@@henrythompson5624 So far I've had zero issues, used all summer long, did some LVLP spray painting and also blew out my sprinklers in the fall. I ran them in parallel but need to figure out a check value as the second comressor will only kick on if the first one isn't keeping up. But if compressor 1 is barely keeping up then compressor 2 will never kick on.
@@brianford9522 thanks for the input I ordered one today
Might be good for nail guns..big fail for automotive..you need 125 constant air pressure for air hog tools! Tank volume! You know that..come on Man!
what swith this title?
👍
Sorry, I spoke to soon. You’re endorsing it for hobby use. Again I apologize.
That was a great review 👍🏻
You could sell anything.
😊✊🏻
Bullshit that compressor won’t work for any air tool. Period bad job of presentation.
Nope, I just don't see ya using that for what my friend Pete does on a daily basis
It will air up a tire and run a spray gun.
WTF? Just a sec...making some coffee
What a joke are you serious??
Seems like a sell out..
That compressor is a piece of shit!
Good day.
Good review Pete. thanks