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Style: Compressor Combo Kit
Features
- Bostitch 6-gal, 150-PSI portable electric air compressor is built for use with a wide variety of applications, like interior trim, crown molding, baseboard, shoe molding and staircases
- 0.8-HP motor provides extended life
- Oil-free pump is durable and maintenance-free
- Pancake design provides stability and takes up less space in your workshop
- Tool-free adjustable exhaust conveniently directs exhaust away from the user
Description
Ideal for a variety of finish and interior applications, the 3-Piece Nailer and Compressor Combo Kit includes a 6-Gallon pancake compressor, a 18 GA 2inch brad nailer, a 2-1/2-inch 16 GA straight finish nailer, a heavy-duty 3/8-inch crown stapler, and a 15 ft. air hose.
Brand: Bostitch
Voltage: 0.01 Volts
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Brushing, Drilling, Nailing, Spraying
Power Source: hand_powered
Noise Level: 78.5 Decibels
Voltage: 0.01 Volts
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Brushing, Drilling, Nailing, Spraying
Power Source: hand_powered
Noise: 78.5 Decibels
Additional Features: Portable
Capacity: 6 Gallons
Air Flow Capacity: 1 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Hose Length: 25 Feet
Tank Volume: 6 Gallons
Item Weight: 41.8 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 21.1"L x 19.5"W x 18"H
Color: Yellow
Style: Compressor Combo Kit
Shape: Rectangular
Brand Name: Bostitch
Included Components: pancake compressor, 18-gauge brad nailer, 16-gauge finish nailer, 3/8-in crown stapler, 1 stick 18-gauge brad nails, 1 stick 16-gauge finish nails, 1 stick of BTA700 series staples (T50), and hose with couplers
Model Number: BTFP3KIT
Model Name: BTFP3KIT
Manufacturer: Bostitch
UPC: 719918336957 077914061175
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty
Global Trade Identification Number: 75
Manufacturer Part Number: BTFP3KIT
Item Type Name: COMPRESSOR BN/FN/CS COMBO KIT
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Material Type: Blend
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Style: Compressor Combo Kit
I worried for nothing. Everything works as well as I hoped. I have several hundred nails through both guns now, and not a single malfunction. The compressor is… well, it’s not quiet, that’s for sure, but as far as compressors go, it’s not bad. The gauges and regulator work well, as does the regulator. I don’t have a lot of experience with air tools, so I tried a bunch of different air pressures fro 80 to 130. One twist of a knob, and pressure is set. The tank has a nice, semi-knurled bleeder valve on the bottom of the tank. That’s to release the pressure if you’re not going to be using it for a while, as well as to bleed out any accumulated water. When I first fired it up, I didn’t know about the valve, and it was open. (Directions? Who reads those??) Obviously that made a lot of noise as the pressure was leaking right back out with a loud whooshing sound. Once I figured that out, it was MUCH quieter haha. With the valve closed, the tank fills up and shuts off in about two minutes from empty, and only kicks on once in a while. I really didn't want to hear it at all though, so I grabbed It's not that loud, but it's much quieter when it's in another room. That hose is a lot higher quality than the very skinny one that comes with the kit, but hey, it's a hose, and it works fine. The kit doesn’t come with any nails or staples, but I bought an assortment of different lengths for both the nailers and the stapler. I initially thought the stapler needed some kind of special staples, but no, it takes regular T50 staples you can buy anywhere. Good news, cuz I have a ton. The 18 gauge brad nailer and the 16 gauge finish nailer sound like they’d be about the same thing, but no. One peek at the guns and you can see the 16 gauge is a monster. The 18 gauge nailer is adequate for trim and baseboards and light work, but the 16 gauge nailer is much more powerful. Not for framing, but pretty much anything else. That one has an easy to adjust depth setting thumbscrew on the nose. I had no jambs at all with any of the tools, and I used nails from 1” to 2 ½” in both nailers, with pressures from 80 to 130 psi. A couple of times when nailing on baseboards I hit drywall screws. The nails bent, but never jammed my nail guns. I can’t believe I waited this long to get this. The only problem with this compressor is that it has a tendency to want to spin on the floor. I put it on a rubber doormat, and that stopped it. The feet are rubber, but there’s usually sawdust or dirt on a jobsite, and apparently that’s all the feet need to let it spin. Might be that all of these pancake compressors do the same thing, I dunno. In any case, this was definitely a good buy, and I’m thrilled with it. Build or fix something for your spouse, and it’ll be justified. Pros + Zero problems after hundreds of nails. + Simple to use regulator. + Comes with hose, two guns, stapler, and instructions (if you feel like reading them). Cons - No nails, staples, or tool oil included. - Wife now wants a lot of projects done.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2021 by Jason Bourne
Style: Compressor Combo Kit
Shipped all my other nail guns overseas. Had to have one to do some remodeling. Works well enough to get the job done. No complaints. Would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by AG
Style: Compressor Combo Kit
Great deal. Used to install hardwood flooring in my entire upstairs bathrooms. Used all three tools, all worked well.
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026 by T. Mac
Style: Compressor Combo Kit
I was considering a cordless nailer, but could not decide if I should get a 16 or 18 gauge nailer. I came across this "combo" unit from Bostitch and it changed my mind. For less than I would have paid for one nailer, I get three nailers and the compressor. The products feel high quality and the few test runs I have made with the unit confirm it. Cordless units may free you from being attached to a hose (for as long as the battery lasts) but the cordless nailers weigh far less and are less bulky to use. I am very happy with this product and pleased with the quality. I am extremely happy with the combo pricing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025 by Henry Wolford
Style: Compressor Combo Kit
My one and only complaint is that some parts of the air compressor get far hotter than I'm comfortable with, but it's not enough to smoke out anything or risk a fire. Just wish the one rubber hose attached from the pump to the tank didn't get so hot, or that it could have maybe been made out of something that felt a bit more durable. Plus, that rubber hose comes out of the plastic housing rubbing on a rather sharp edge of plastic. A super heated rubber hose rubbing on a sharp edge while in operation... not a good idea. Overall, though, the compressor is nice. It does what I need it to do. The brad nail guns are wonderful, very easy to fill and take care of. They feel like they're going to last a while. One thing I noticed is that some people either gave this thing bad reviews because of the nails getting stuck (DIYers) and some people loved it (contractors, professionals). As I read the book, I noticed it said the guns need to be oiled with just a few drops of a specific oil (which I immediately ordered) before use each day. Just a few drops. It's clear those that have had jams likely don't know that they're supposed to oil this gun (or almost any pneumatic tool, for that matter). The air compressor itself is loud, but this is an air compressor. I honestly don't care how loud it is.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2021 by Non Stop Horizon
Style: Compressor Combo Kit
I ordered the DeWalt equivalent compressor and 18 gauge brad nailer a few days before buying this. I was sorely disappointed in the the quality of their compressor, as it had a leak from the get go. Additionally, the quality was just cheap - not typical of DeWalt products. The DeWalt brad nailer was nice, but had a plastic grip and all plastic firing trigger mechanisms. The nailer was "okay" for the price - would give it a 4 star. I decided to check what else was out there for about the same price and ran across this. I've been a DeWalt guy forever and have never checked out Bostitch tools. Ran across this combo kit and saw that it came with a 16 gauge nailer AND a stapler in addition to the 18 gauge nailer. I thought, this has to be poorly made. Then I read the reviews and gave it a shot. Upon opening the box and feeling the tools, it was immediately that this was a superior product to the DeWalt combo. Like the DeWalt, it has rubber feet and two quick connects. This came with a hose, where the DeWalt did not. The plastic parts of the Bostitch compressor are much more rigid - doesn't feel like it's going to break if you bump it wrong. The Bostitch tools have rubber anti-slip grips, where the DeWalt has plastic. All three of the Bostitch tools were exceptional quality for the price, especially considering they came with the compressor. I'd highly recommend anyone considering the DeWalt combo considers this instead. Won't be disappointed!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2019 by Gsweater