Subject	I would get a 220V compressor
Posted by	Shawn Lane(NO VA) on October 20, 2006 at 6:50 PM
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In Reply To	Which is the better deal? posted by Scott_Kane on October 20, 2006 at 04:54 PM
Message	The compressor is well worth every penny. Especially if you use alot of air tools. The 120V can't keep up with alot of long duration uses. Air shears, die grinders, angle grinders, stubborn bolt, air drills, paint guns,blow guns,and air chissles. Just my two cents. So take it from me don't cheap out on a compressor. If its a compressor that you may use every once in awhile then I suppose. I own a IR 1/2 Impact gun 600ft QT operation. Its very nice for smaller stuff and hella portable I have a 1/2" Snap-On cordless impact gun 18v. Its probably one of the nicest tools that I own. It has been a godsend at the track! It is also great for regular car stuff. I do however use torque wrenches on smaller stuff with alot of 1/4" hand tools. I don't use too many impact tools to put stuff on. Shawn Lane "Project Never Ending" It will be done sooner or later.
Follow Ups	Which is the better deal? - Scott_Kane 16:54:27 10/20/06 If using air tools, the general rule of thumb is the more - Dave N 17:07:46 10/20/06 I got that craftsman unit. - Kenny 17:23:17 10/20/06 I would get a 220V compressor - Shawn Lane(NO VA) 18:50:18 10/20/06 "don't cheap out on a compressor" - Broke_as_**** 18:51:53 10/20/06 That's what I'm holding out for.... (n/m) - my91z 19:34:31 10/20/06 nice (n/m) - Shawn Lane(NO VA) 19:50:22 10/20/06 Don't trust Harbor Freight on parts that actually have to - zboost(tx) 19:40:01 10/20/06 Re: Which is the better deal? - MULTI-Z 22:01:38 10/20/06 Get the quieter one. - NisBo 01:47:56 10/21/06
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