ingersoll rand or draper expert torque wrench?

[anonymous-user]

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[Alexdaredevils]

Ingersoll!

I use mine professionally on a day to day, out performs my old snap on air gun

Just make sure you have a compressor powerful enough for it, as these guns need/use alot of air

Are you sure you weren't after a torque wrench? as what you linked are impact wrenches


Edit - this is the one I have http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/INGERSOLL-RAND-IR2135QTI...

[Alexdaredevils]

anonymous said:

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That should be enough, for home use I'd go with chicago pneumatic some of there air tools are 10/10 I can cut a bumper in half twice as fast as a snap on air saw with my chicago pneumatic

What are you going to use it for? and how often?

[jamienshelly]

Hi, Buy the best you can afford as its a false economy thinking that a cheap one will do,
A cheaper one will not have the same power as a quality one and there is nothing more frustrating than an awkward bolt that you cant undo. The Draper one is ok but in that price range I would be tempted to go for the Sealey premier impact gun. I have used one of these and I was really impressed. The Rand is really good tool

Alex, Have you tried the magnesium snap on gun. Really, really good.

[Sardonicus]

anonymous said:

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We don't run these tools constantly so your 200L compressor will be fine SO no need to worry about FAD etc in this instance I have had a IR with the tit body for about 4 years no problems and loads of torque worth getting the special grease gun for the impact mechanism in the nose and grease periodically along with daily oiling should last forever using for DIY only

[Alexdaredevils]

Pm me, I just got this months snap in specials with impact wrenches

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personally ~I think you were right the first time..
You would do a lot better using a Torque wrench