I bet the camera you are recording on isn't made in USA. Chances are most of your appliances aren't either.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Jake Toolson of corse it's not. Do you enjoy spending your money on cheap China throw away stuff?

The air compressor states it’s assembled in USA, it didn’t say anything about where the parts were made. God bless

@MattsShop

3 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY!

What's the point of this video? You go to Home Depot and rag on their products? Or, is your main goal to get people to buy stuff from Amazon with your referral links so you can get a percentage of their purchases? IMO, either way, no bueno.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

LifeInRecoil You're funny. The point of the video is to inform people about what air compressors to buy. Where's your vids?

@garrisongarage1505

7 жыл бұрын

It was a bit hard to figure out Matt's objective for the video... Could be taken either way I guess... If I were to try and inform people about them I would have stated who really makes the compressors for husky and how many other companies rebrand the exact same compress... I think it would also be helpful to tell people out of those companies who would offer the best warranty... I got a small 30 gallon porter cable for home use and it works pretty good for my auto/ metal fab needs... I'm not hard on it like a shop would be though... Mine is the exact same model as many others but I got mine at tractor supply on sale for $380... It's regular price was $430... It's rebranded with other company names on it for around $500-$600... Same exact unit from what i can tell... Same pump, motor, filters, belt, etc... And mine states MADE IN USA not just assembled... Not sure how true that is but whatever... Seems pretty good quality for a $380 compressor... I did a short video of the break in for it and another video installing an extended drain valve for it... It's always the first thing I do when I get a compressor... Of course after checking the oil and plugging it in... LOL

I've had a 55 gallon craftsman compresser for 9 yrs and have run all types of air tool 4-6 hrs a day for 9 years. no problem

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

Cody Clark Cool! I bet your old compressor is a lot higher quality than the ones made today. I don't doubt at all that it's holding up well!

Our 80 gallon has ran a 3m paint gun, runs our 100lbs sandblaster with no problems and die grinder,angle grinder, cutoff wheel, 1/2 ingersol rand impact, used every day in the shop. For 1 year now no problems. We also mounted an extra electric fan to help keep her cool.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Ryan Finken Nice! Who makes your 80 gallon compressor? How well does it keep up with your die grinder? Those things are air hogs.

Just picked up the 60 gal yesterday for $214.95 out the door. For an avid do it yourselfer that has painted 2 cars that came out great, made furniture, remodeled a house, worked on vehicles and more with a 30 gal. I'm pretty sure this one will do just fine for anything I throw its way.

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

Yea it will. You stole it for that price.

where parts are made and where the whole unit is assembled are 2 different things.

@BruceAllentools

7 жыл бұрын

i painted for 2 years on a husky 3o gal compressor. its in my first videos. had zero problems with it. never tried the big ones.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

Bruce Allen Yea, Assembled in USA isn't cool at all. Yea the little ones get the job done, but the industrial air compressors will last forever. All the big box 60 and 80 gallon compressors aren't built to last at all!

@garrisongarage1505

7 жыл бұрын

Most things are buy and replace these days... Even with big dollar stuff... Ave often points that out in his videos...

I just picked up the 60 gallon Husky compressor. The tag welded on the tank that you didn't show says made in the USA. ASME certified. If you put your finger throught the output hole you can feel how thick the metal is. Great setup for the home user. If the motor fails you can swap it out with an upgrade like a Baldor motor for example. Horsepower ratings are now a lot more accurate because compressor makes got sued for false claims. If you want to compare power in the motors look at the amps. The biggest issue for less expensive compressors is the noise. The quieter ones have lower rpm motors. Belt driven cast iron oil ones are better than oiless for noise and longevity.

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

+Mjs S Yea, that's good to know that the tanks are thick and are made in the USA. I'd rather have the tank made in China and the motor/pump made in the USA. The oil-less teflon piston type compressors are usually cheap and disposable. They basically start destroying themselves from the second you turn them on for the first time.

Yo compré una compresora husky en el 2011 y aun jala muy bien... en ese entonces eran rojas.. salieron buenas en esos años

Still, Can't beat price and that home depot warranty ftw

@MattsShop

5 жыл бұрын

Yes you can. Buy the best compressor you can and it won't break. No need for a gimmick warranty selling point.

Ingersoll rand are the top of the line for industrial use.

@MattsShop

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, Ingersoll Rand makes the BEST air tools

Man, this video blows!

@MattsShop

5 жыл бұрын

Ha I know right

Matt, most of the DIY / Home compressors like husky, kobalt, craftsman, Eastwood, Harbor Freight, are rebranded Campbell Hausfeld single stage compressors. if you look closely, you will notice the pumps are all the same. years ago CH used to make really good compressors. I have a 30 year old 20 gallon unit that I use in my garage, it can run everything but sand blaster. some time around 2005, CH started using the Sanborn/Coleman pumps and Chinese motors. that's when the quality when down hill. I agree with you an the Quincy compressors, very nice. Ingersoll-Rand make good compressor as well. I have got to the point that I need a larger compressor for sand blasting. so am in the market for a new one. I hear Eastwood is going to offer a screw compressor later this summer. so I am waiting to find out details on that.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

Shad Van Wow, thanks for the info! Yea, I remember reading about Campbell Hausfeld/Coleman making all these compressors. They ALL have the same build quality and I ALWAYS look at the pumps and they are always the same quality and look very very similar. Ingersoll Rand makes better quality compressors, but those ones are like $2,500 and made overseas. You might as well get the Quincy/Champion. That is interesting that Eastwood is going to offer a rotary screw compressor. However, that'll be wayyy more than most homeowners will need. Still good to know though.

actually you might be surprised IM sure a lot of the parts are made in china. But a lot of the pumps are made in italy. Even on Harbor freight compressors their pumps are made in italy at least the ones I have looked at in my store.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

+nashguy207 Yea, I have seen those made in Italy pumps. They look like the China pumps, but I don't have any clue on the quality. Probably just a little better quality. Still low quality though.

I bought a campell hausfield and the compressor is great but the tools that came with it (as a bundle from Lowes) were CRAP. The hose bubbled up under pressure. What a joke.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

Yea, Campell Hausfield is the cheapest of the cheap. They sell CH tools at Wal-Mart around here. That's weird that your hose did that. I have two Goodyear 3/8" air hoses that did that to me too, right at the fitting. I couldn't believe it. I think they need strain relief springs on the ends. I barely even used them!

I have the 6o gal and run a whole tire shop with it has been my only compressor for 7 years donr know what your talking about LOL

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

How does that make me not know what I'm talking about?

@ramirez5802

6 жыл бұрын

Matt's Shop uou said it would on rin a tool for so long amd basically called it junk i agree its a cheap piece of junk but it hella strong and reliable Run two clamp machines grinders and impact guns

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

So I do know what I'm talking about... hahaha

@ramirez5802

6 жыл бұрын

Matt's Shop ok im confused lol

Theres a difference between where its made and where its assembled.

@MattsShop

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, that is true.

Where I agree with you that those are junky air compressors, ill disagree with you on what they will run. An air ratchet will take more air than a paint gun any day. Also your not paying more for just extra tank size. The scfm is a big deal when it comes to air compressors. The smaller compressor is 11.5 scfm at 90psi and the larger one is 14.1. Mine in my garage is a dewalt 200psi 5.1 scfm at 90 psi and it handles paint guns fine but my air ratchets starve for air. Show me a paint gun that requires more scfm than either of the two that doesn't cost twice as much as the compressor itself.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

Brandon Campbell Yea, the CFM is what's important. An 80 gallon compressor should have A LOT more CFM than 14cfm. A true 80 gallon compressor is always two stage and usually has a max pressure of around 175PSI. At. least all of the higher quality compressors do. You're right! Different air tools require different amounts of air to work properly. A die grinder or sand blaster would work the little pumps on these compressors to death! I was just coming up with examples off the top of my head on the spot.

@brandoncampbell3404

7 жыл бұрын

I got ya.

@stanlleypajdak8547

6 жыл бұрын

Brandon Campbell you must be using a dog shit spray gun because a good devilbliss or sata will take 27cfm at 40 psi

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

+Stanlley Pajdak Yes! Devilbiss and 20+ CFM's finally someone who knows whats up.

I have a Eagle Silent Series EA-6000 makes 6 cfm bought it for the same price $500

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

Sweet, thanks for sharing!

A Husky 2 stage 5 hp will keep up. You blow. Get out of there if all you want to do is rag on their products.

@MattsShop

3 жыл бұрын

Keep up with a pancake compressor.

I 100% agree that USA made would be better than China... Or even Japan or Germany... But not Mexico, India or China... With that said that's the world we live in... It also matters what the intended use and the targeted market for a product is... For the home owner that doesn't need industrial units these compressors work ok... Also from what i understand Husky doesn't make the models shown... There are about 30 companies that rebrand those exact compressors... Not sure who makes the... And as far as double for only 20 gal capacity more that's not exactly what the difference is... The pump and motor are also upgrades... The nice thing about these units is you can find pumps and motors so as long as you drain the tank after each use it should serve the home owner well and be serviceable for 20-30 years depending on the tank... The little ones won't power the air tools you mentioned but that's not what they are made for... Most are for nailers and inflating pool toys and tires... I use to have a 27 gal craftsman pro 110 volt compressor and whenever I needed to use an angle grinder for cleaning surfaces or rotors it worked fine... Would it be nice to have a 5hp 120 gallon all USA made compressor with a fancy dryer system and hard lined in indeed... But for most people it's just not practical for home use... About 3 months ago I could have gotten a used 80 gallon snap on compressor for around $500 but it was huge... You might not like the snap on but it was a good deal and it was of good quality tho rebranded... But I just could have something that big in my home garage plus I don't need it... If it wasn't so big I would have considered getting it for $500 and flipping it for $700-$800 but man those things are to bulky and top heavy to move... It all comes down to what is needed and wanted and budget for the end user...

Guess you dont know what assembled in means....

@MattsShop

5 жыл бұрын

Really?? Did you watch the vid?

Quincy, Champion, Baldor.... NOT for that price!

@MattsShop

3 жыл бұрын

I bought a Champion compressor and rebuilt it: kzread.info/head/PLG1uwPXykHtJlUPrX5jjifwV3KaXMqnxp

The compressor this guy recommends are like 4 times the price only people who would need those Giant compressor are shops that will use it every day for progressional use . My dad has had one of these air compressor for years with no problems.

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

Yea, they are expensive, but they will out last you and probably your kids. You can rebuild them too. It just depends on how much you want to spend and your needs. Getting parts for these compressors could be hard years down the road when they change the design. Then you'll have to get a new pump or a whole new compressor. With the expensive ones you can just rebuild the pump.

I dont know if you know the difference between assembled and made but nowhere does it say made in the USA. It says assembled.

@MattsShop

4 жыл бұрын

Duh, that's the point of the video. Know the difference.

All you looking for the best 60 & 80 gallon vertical air compressor for your home or shop save time and money. Look at an all American called E-Max top of the line and good deals!!

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

I'm looking for an 80 gallon vertical compressor that will do 20+ CFM's at 175PSI with a Baldor 7.5HP motor. I like the commercial duty ones that last forever. I've heard of E-Max, thanks for the tip.

Nate diaz doing reviews on air compressors wtf!

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

Joe Ramelb Haha I need a link to prove I sound like this guy!

ffs dude yea champion 30 gallon is like 3k dollars too.

@MattsShop

2 жыл бұрын

Get one off of Marketplace or Craigslist. That's what I did years ago. You can find them under $1k.

Buy a used compressor and buy a time bomb! You don't know how well it was maintained and the condition of the tank!

@MattsShop

3 жыл бұрын

You're right. Gotta check the inside of the tank too.

Dude the pump parts themselves are made in China. But "assembled" in USA. Big difference.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

big country How do you know that?

@bigcountry130

7 жыл бұрын

Matt's Shop it's basic knowledge. I'm not saying the gentleman is an idiot. But there is a difference in the two meanings. Let's break it down. The word "made" means the parts were designed most likely or created in china. Then the entire compressor was "assembled" here in that USA. Assembled meaning all parts shipped here to basically make the tank. Like I said. Assembled and made are two different meanings.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

big country My mistake I thought you said the opposite. Yea, obviously the pump is made in China and assembled in the US I already knew that, everybody does. It's just a trick they use to make a sale. No one cares where it was assembled they care where the parts were made. If the the parts were made to high quality standards, then the machine was obviously assembled to the same quality of standards. They go hand in hand. They try to cheap out, go to China, and then trick people and sell them inferior products.

@bigcountry130

7 жыл бұрын

Matt's Shop that's all I was saying he misunderstood the two meanings.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

big country Yea, who are we talking about??

assembled in and made in are two different things. It clearly says assembled in the USA that means the parts can come from anywhere but the put it together in the USA. Made in China means that part was made in China. And its funny you keep giving mixed reviews like you dont like Husky but you do

@MattsShop

6 жыл бұрын

Yea, exactly. It says assembled in USA to get more sales. If it said assembled in China they wouldn't sell as many. They would never put a sticker that says Assembled in China with a Chinese flag on it would they? People want Made In USA tools. They know it's the best. I like Husky wrenches.

How about craftsman

It says assembled not made. It’s assembled from parts made in China. It got to the store and then they assembled it. Quincys are made in China. They shut down their factory here and now they just assembled them here. The exact same as homedepot.

@MattsShop

3 жыл бұрын

Really? I'm surprised Quincy compressors are made in China. Are all of their compressors made in China? I know they had a line of cheaper compressors and a line of high end USA compressors. I bought a Champion air compressor used and fixed it up: kzread.info/head/PLG1uwPXykHtJg1iNzy6G9_W4y1SAcmxrX

lmao couodnt keep up with a spray paint gun xD that compressor is 12 cfm

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Brandon Cole haha maybe... try sandblasting with it! You know they fudge the CFM numbers on tools. They need A LOT more than it says on the packaging most times.

@Brandon10101011

7 жыл бұрын

Matt's Shop well i dont think youre being fair to it being a single stage compressor doesnt mean its not a true compressor it means its a less efficient one. and the gripe about peak hp doesnt make sense because the hp numbers work out to being around the same as the scfm output with a single stage usually producing 3cfm per hp @ 100 psi. most of your made in usa stuff is the same story as this husky being assembled in the usa. california air tools are chinese and many other just have the canisters made in US while everything else is made overseas.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

You're right these compressors have their place that's for sure. I would rather buy a used Champion or Quincy compressor. The industrial-type compressors are just built so much better and last forever. They usually have high quality USA made motors on them too, like Baldor motors. If you're setting up a shop you really want an industrial-type compressor, but for a weekend mechanic or DIY'er, these big box compressors will get the job done for sure. When these big box compressors break, I don't even know if you can get parts to rebuild the pumps and stuff. The USA ones nearly always have rebuild kits.

@Brandon10101011

7 жыл бұрын

Matt's Shop ok thanks ill check em out

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Brandon Cole No problem, yea dude check them out!

Country of origin doesn't matter to anyone nowadays, minus people in their garages trying to sell stuff they made. Also, Americans can make 40% of their product made overseas and still say made in USA, so this argument is painfully invalid.

@MattsShop

3 жыл бұрын

Your argument is invalid. Country of origin ALAWYS matters. China made tools are GARBAGE!!

matt,...... i have to shit

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

I'm proud of you bud.

hahaha I didnt even realize this was your video last time i was commenting on here with you. lol i still think youre wrong about these compressors. lol who cares though. I will however give you a word of advice... Dont make review videos like this anymore. Once you hit 2k subs or around that number, you will start being contacted by companies asking you to review their items and in return you get to keep the items. If they see biased reviews, such as this one, I can assure you they will skip right past you. I swear on everything, this is not me being a dick... I actually like your videos, but youve just got to be careful how you go about certain things is all. I did not forget about you and i try to keep my word to the best of my ability, and sometimes its hard due to the fact im really busy at times, but make sure you watch my next video in a day or so... probably tonight (thursday night) and you will see the shout out i promised you.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

HAHA yea. It's my vid! Thanks for the input!

@garrisongarage1505

7 жыл бұрын

Bruce you always offer good advise...

Not much intelligence in this video lol. This is a great compressor.

@MattsShop

4 жыл бұрын

It's all relative and depends on the application.

All lies, I have one and it works perfect...

They'll definitely run more than what you're saying, lol. You're comparing apples to oranges. Sure, a Quincy or Champion is WAY better, but those are all industrial grade compressors. They're for hobbyists like these are. They're made for shops who are gonna pound the hell out of them like a 2 dollar whore. Def. not for hobbyists. You gotta class this with its competition, like Craftsman, Central Pneumatic, Eastwood, etc.

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

MrSlowestD16 lol Why do industrial shops only get REAL compressors? Why can't the little guy (hobbyist) get a quality compressor that isn't complete shit and actually has replacement parts available for the pumps? I do agree with shops needing somthing to beat on though.

@MrSlowestD16

7 жыл бұрын

Why do industrial shops only get real compressors? Simple: Money. The term "industrial" points that it's made towards "industry." That is to say it is for professionals who rag on these non-stop. To compensate for the better build quality these industrial grade tools often cost WAY more than hobbyist level tools. Same goes for any high price professional tools such as car lifts and high speed wheel balancers. Sure if a hobbyist has shit-tons of cash to throw around they can easily justify the purchase of these items, but in general it's much easier for a shop to justify them as these items will pay for themselves over the course of may tire changes and what-not. For the hobbyist these items will NOT pay for themselves anywhere near as quickly and most hobbyists won't be able to justify their price tags even in the slightest. The hobbyist CAN get themselves something of that caliber, but 99% of hobbyists don't need anything above a Husky or similar... Comparing those hobbyist compressors to the professional industrial grade ones is like comparing a pick-up to a tractor trailer.

@garrisongarage1505

7 жыл бұрын

"Why do industrial shops only get REAL compressors?" It comes down to duty cycle and usage... Not saying these are all that great but you can get a quality compressor that would work great for the hobbyist but at the same time not hold up to shop use day in and day out...

@MrBod4life

5 жыл бұрын

Good point

CLICK BAIT!!!!

@MattsShop

7 жыл бұрын

+John Work Haha

Air compressors aren't quality built like they used to be. Too many cheap hose lines instead of all metal lines. Thanks for the video.

@MattsShop

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, the compressor pumps on these air compressors look very cheaply built.