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So what is your opinion? Pros and Cons of both electric and pneumatic random orbit sanders.
Chad
Started by cs on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodenboat):
Air sanders always spew a little oil, which is OK on my biggest electric sander for....
But on wood I always use electric.
I have something like a 60 gallon single stage auto body work .
The Festool electric R/O, and was very impressed.
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I ordered this tool before Christmas and decided to give it a good workout before I posted something on an HF electric tool. I've used it slightly over a month and have to say that this is one of the best buys I've made in a very long time.
AND another...
Started by goodfellow on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thegaragegazette):
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If Ray likes these better than his shears, I may need this one .
If Ray likes these better than his shears a Milwaukee electric shear and it does a great job.
I have a Milwaukee electric shear and it does a great job.
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I installed a '89 Camaro RS+ 305 TBI/700 R4 in a '67 Firebird Convertible. Used the Painless aftermarket wiring loom & factory ECM to manage everything. Had to install an electric fuel pump & have a return-line in the gas tank for the TBI. Use a Carter...
Started by CraigsClassics on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hotrodders):
Aeromotive makes one specifically for fuel pumps: http.
E.) fuel line,cut tire sidewall.Suspend the pump in air Wiring unit intended for electric fans.
And bolt on 2 strips of corded rubber ( i.
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Do you own one? Opinions/review? The 12v that plug into the car appear to have more power. 120v would have more uses around the house. I don't trust battery cordless plus they are too expensive. I am just looking at occasional simple car work like lug...
Started by Adjuster on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at glocktalk):
I don't remember impact wrenches and a dewalt 120 volt ... .
I doubt they have the torque of the corded models - though I may be mistaken.
I have a Ridgid and an older ingersoll-rand corded impact.
From vehicle tires to rider tractor blades.
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Pros: Manuverability, No fumes, Low noise, low maintenance costs, light weight, green credentials. Cons: Initial cost Overall: This machine has clear advantages in noise, pollution, ease of operation and the quality of the mowing outcome. Low operating...
Started by mouses13 on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at productreview):
An archaic ....
Nearly all reviews further apart.
Do i purchase a self propelled mower or this electric one.
Went out: I was pulling my hair out.
To a 'cheaper' electric corded mower - what a bad choice that was and a waste of money.
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Electric Landline Telephones? Are there any wireless versions of fixed landline phones that can be plugged into a household outlet just like a radio or tv?
Started by David Clarke on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
You can get phone jack extenders, which you can use to plug most corded phones and cordless phone.
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Do any of you all have a recommendation for a solid electric impact that will actually work on old rusty junk? I bought a cheap one awhile back and it won't even take apart and axle, borrowed one from a friends that looks old and it wouldn't either. Seems...
Started by Jordan on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arroc):
I'd say.
I would look into one.
We use the cordless all the time.
You looking at Electric or Battery?
I got 18V cordless and a corded model.
We have used it on the trail an in the garage .
Its 18 volt.
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Hi,
Ryobi drill 14.4V batteries both dead, virtually.
No replacements for this size now.
Frustrating.
Near decided to buy electric instead.
Need basis drill for timbers of various thickness,mainly.
Need 'gears'
And need speed change.
Durability, reliability...
Started by Njoy on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkforums):
If you choose to go....
Need basis drill for timbers of various thickness,mainly or not .
Near decided to buy electric instead.
Frustrating.
When you find your professional's store, pick the tools up and get .
On here about a corded AEG drill.
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On Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:28:37 -0700 (PDT), Occidental <Occidental@comcast.net
Most corded (ie AC) and cordless (ie DC) electric drills are variable
speed and reversible. "reversible" in a DC motor is trivial, but how
is it achieved in an AC motor?...
Started by Occidental on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The speed control must be a voltage control of some .
That the corded drill contains an AC -rectifier.
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