Makita Quiet Air Compressors Comparison MAC210Q & MAC320Q
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Performance comparison of Quiet Series MAC210Q & MAC320Q
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Here is the 3 gal model amzn.to/37hRNk2\
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Very useful information. Thanks for the comparison. I was ready to pull the trigger on the 3 gallon model based purely in the specs but your real world comparison had me rethinking my decision.
You sold me a 2 gallon sir, originally was thinking 3 gallon. Update: 2 gallon arrived and i love it. Cycles lot but it is ok since it is quick and quiet. I use it for 22 gauge fine wire staple gun.
Can I use it to blow dust from electronics.
@@wideeyesshalom5560 yes you can
I bought the two gallon this morning. I appreciate your video. I believe that I made the right choice!
About 7 hours ago I bought the little one...one gallon. I used it for three brad nails about 3 hours ago. Can't be beat for the price point. I have a big compressor in the garage but this is perfect for my house use and very portable
Are you still happy with the one gallon compressor after a year?
@@erocnw1341 It's a Makita
Fantastic demonstration. You covered everything I wanted. Thank you!!
Very thorough review. Just what I wanted to see. Thanks!
I liked that review, because I don't know how much longer my Senco 1 gallon is going to last on my smaller projects. Thank you
The very most important take-away for me is that either the 2 or the 3 gallon model can drive a big-nail gun.
At the Maui Home Depot the prices are $229 and $259, respectively. I can see being tempted to get another 1/2 horsepower for only $30, but, if the big one is only marginally better at driving big nails, it's best to save the weight and go for the 2-gallon model. Furthermore, it doesn't draw enough amps to risk blowing a breaker.
Thanks! Changed what I orderd based on this, saved $60
Very well done review! Regarding Makita's design - it is probably just me but I didn't like that the frame is welded onto the tank. This probably would not make a difference for most people and even for me wouldn't matter until the thing is ten years old and I go in to modify or repair it. Plus, during manufacture everything really has to go right on those frame to tank welds and I would wonder if it might make a brittle or corrosion susceptible region on the tank (since those two spots become annealed differently than the rest of the tank by the heat of the welds). As a comparison, the HF one I believe the tank just bolts into it's cage or frame so it can be completely dissembled and hopefully reassembled :-)
Very insightful comment.
Porter Cable, (for example), has label on tank to retire it after 10 years from manufacture date on tank for safety reasons. Maybe for you that's irrelevant but for most users it may be wise; or just being good little consumers.
like someone else mentioned, your sound test isn't accurate. I'm sure the compressors being in a confined space, as well as being right next to each other and close to other hard surfaces, allows the sound waves to reflect and reverberate, thus contributing to a higher reading. It'll def sound louder being in an enclosed room as compared to an open jobsite
The test may not be laboratory accurate, but it’s close to real job site working conditions. Inside a confined room, may or may not be 6’ from a person’s head.
It did not loose air, the air in it cooled down thats why the pressure dropped
Then why didn’t it do it on both.
Watt meter to see how much they draw would be awesome,great comparison anyway
Great review but I must wonder how all these compressor companies go about ranking the db levels. Not one of them has ever been accurate. And makita has another model that claims 58 db its ridiculous they would be so specific yet so inaccurate.
Thanks for this! For the noise DB to be meaningful, you have to specify a distance. Sound decreases a lot every time you double the distance. I'm sure Makita took the reading at a standard distance of 5-6 feet, about like when you're finish nailing.
I believe the standardized measurement distance is 3 feet. If I’m wrong I would love to be educated more about that.
@@108hindu Not sure myself Marko, but it would be nice if the manufacturers specified the distance. There's a huge difference in 3ft, 5ft, and 10ft, so without specifying, it would be easy for them to fudge.
In addition to the distance, you would need to have an anechoic test environment so that you're measuring the noise from the device and not reflections of the noise. It's not as straight forward as the presenter seems to think.
@@scottvance74 Called a reference point. The 3 gal is a few db louder. Feel free to setup a anechoic test enviroment with a accurate db meter using Makita's unspecified distance. Lol
This is UA-cam. Not the Center for Audio Research of America, Bob. The camera was an equal distance from both compressors and gave me exactly what I needed to know.
was hoping these were the new 40v compressor
2 gal. is were its at thanks for the video
Great video
Thanks!
Is the 2 g sufficient to blow out lines closing a pool?
How much juice (watts) do these things take?
those allen edmons?
Question about the 2 gallon… does it “rattle” when you first turn it on and charge from empty? For the first 5 seconds or so - then immediately quiet down?
Yes.
Can it run an impact gun tho
One gallon is the best only 26 lbs. 2 gallon 38 lbs.
Does anyone know if this is good for nailing baseboards and stuff like that?
Yes, perfect for that. If you have electricity it's golden.
@@FrindleeguyI bought the one gallon model for doing that. The one gallon wouldnt work if two guys were cutting ahead of you and you were just chasing them fastening brads, but for a on man show, and small jobs, the 1 gallon is a dream.
Unbelievably quiet.
Just curious can the 3 gallon compressor fit in the back of my trunk? I have a 06 nissan sentra....i just bought the 3gal unit but still waiting for it to arrive.
That's not how you measure acoustics. LMAO