Compressor, finish, and brad nailers

You see, I am workin' on the Christmas list, and have figued out that it is time for a compressor, finish and brad nailers.

That isn't the problem though. See, I�ve narrowed it down to two sets. One is from Porter Cable, and the other is from Bostitch. I have used the Bostitch before, because a friend of mine has the same set. Love the features of it, but I haven�t ever owned anything Porter Cable (like Milwaukee better), much less used this set.

Need an opinion from ya�ll on the matter. Here�s the link to each.

Bostitch Set

Porter Cable Set

Hopefully, I didn't screw up the HTML code too bad.

Thanks, JohnDeereGreen

I will defininatly post to tell ya'll what I get, and how I like 'em.

Again, thanks,
JohnDeereGreen

If all you are going to use the compressor for is finish nailing I have another suggestion. My father and I have worked in the construction field for a long time together. One thing we always got tired of was lugging the big compressor (6 gallon) up stairs and all over to run the finish nailers. To top that off we would always be rewarded with the sound of it making us deaf as the sound bounced off all the walls. One day when we were in Walmart of all places I spied the solution to our problems in the clearance aisle. For 60 bucks we picked up a cheap 2 gallon compressor by Campbell Hausfeld called the Quiet Air. We figured it was worth a shot and at 60 bucks wasn't too much to lose. We absolutely love it and have yet to kill it. The thing is small enough to fit on a stair and light enough to take anywhere. I wouldn't run a framer with it but for all our finish work it is the chosen machine.

• Campbell Haufeld Quiet Air

Mark