RW> You will definately want a bigger tank. I can do air tool, even a chisel   
   RW> for exhaust work, but the compressor comes on within a few seconds of   
   RW> opening the air tool switch. Also, stay away from those   
   RW> 'motor/compressor'   
   RW> machines, they're noisy and will drive you out of the garage.   
      
   I would go for the bigger tank, but to go over 30 gallon would require a 220   
   outlet.  I didn't think to run that before we finished the basement.     
      
   The plan is to go for the belt driven style which are far less noisy and get   
   good reviews.  Just costs about $100-$150 more on average.   
      
   - Mark   
      
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