Once you figure out how to use this thing, and run some tools on it with some trial & error, it does exactly what it's supposed to very well. Something like this is a must-have for heavy air tool use.
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Monday, September 1, 2014
Northern Industrial Air Filter, Lubricator, and Regulator - 1/4in. Fitting
Once you figure out how to use this thing, and run some tools on it with some trial & error, it does exactly what it's supposed to very well. Something like this is a must-have for heavy air tool use.
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Grex Tritium.TS3 Double Action Pistol Style Trigger Side Feed Airbrush, 0.3mm Nozzle
- Easy-to-use and ergonomic double action "pull" trigger controls both air and paint
- Internally mixed, cutting edge design for precise control of fine detailed work.
- Interchangeable and 360 Degree adjustable side mount reservoirs
- Patented Quick-Fit needle caps are quick and easy to setup and remove
- Replaceable solvent proof teflon seals, precision machined stainless steel nozzle and needle
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This is my second airbrush. I've been using a Paasche VL for years which is a nice airbrush. The Grex is much more expensive. But it is a superior airbrush. Now that I've had it for a few months I can review it. Well, I like the ease of the pistol grip action for more precise flow control. I also like having that adjustment stop in the back. And I also notice the Grex more finely atomizes the paint than the Paasche. And because of that too I get better results painting. I use it for painting car models. I find it easy to touch up areas where I have polished through the paint too much. I can very easily blend it back when I touch up those areas.Easiest To Use, Lots Of Great Features,I never have to worry about over spraying any detailed lines with this bad boy,
Super easy to clean as well, just one truly revolutionary and amazing airbrush,
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have had a good time with it.I will look to get another one.the detail is good.and handeling is good.good gunSo far it has worked perfectly. It's worth buying! I am using it for nail art work and it's really easy to use.Saturday, January 11, 2014
Stanley Bostitch LHF97125-2 Floor Runner Laminated Hardwood Flooring Stapler for 1/4-inch to 1/2-inc
- Laminated hardwood pneumatic flooring stapler for 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch flooring
- Tool-free adjustable base; ultra-quiet rear exhaust
- Magnesium housing for extreme durability; molded rubber grip
- Tapping block-included
- 10.13 by 8.25 by 3-inches; 2-1/2-pounds; 7-year limited warranty
The stapler worked flawlesly for over 7500 staples. Back in box and looks new. I take of the tools and don't use pneumatic staplers as a general purpose hammer or bottle opener.
Minor complaint: has no 'empty' indicator. Ran out once or twice and had to go back over last plank to find last staple point. Get in the habit of checking the magazine.
Very light, easy to use. Size and weight of stapler was one reason I used engineered instead of solid wood in this application (second floor bedrooms, 2 5/8" plywood sheets as subfloor, so did not need any increased stiffness from hardwood floor, such as 3/4 solid may provide.)
With some care, you can start using the stapler from the second course outwards, which is very nice, esp in closets.If looking for an accurate and time saving tool this is the way to go. No wiping away messy glue just set the Floor Runner to the proper height of your laminate floor and run with it. The angle of the staples push the seems together for a good tight fit leaving no gaps.It will staple engineered flooring down but be prepared for more than a few bent and twisted staples. Unless you apply heavy pressure against the flooring the bent staples will damage the edge and you will need to remove it. Perhaps I have a lemon and you will have better luck than I did. Hope it works better for you than it did for me. Update, the stapler failed before I finished the job and I ended up buying a regular staple gun which strangely worked better once I honed my method.Recently purchased this product to lay down enginered flooring. It is definately worth the cost as it makes a challenging job a lot easier. The main obsticle I had was finding the correct staples locally. I actually found them in Home Depot in their tool rental area. My local Home Depot rents this same model out (if you can get it) which always gives me some confidence in its sturdiness.
If your going to lay engineered flooring ... get this product.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
5 Piece Industrial Series Air Tool Quick Coupler and Plug Set Solid Steel
- Attach and remove tools quickly
- Female coupler and plug plus three male plugs
- Includes: 1 female coupler, 1 female plug, 3 male plugs. Air inlet: 1/4" NPT
- Steel construction
- 1/4" NPT Fittings rotate to eliminate twisted hoses
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Hardcore Tools® Pneumatic 2 in 1 Flooring Cleat Nailer / Stapler HARDWOOD FLOORING 1-1/2-Inch to 2-
- Light weight die-cast aluminum body. 2 in 1 Flooring Cleat Nailer / Stapler. Colors may differ!
- Operates with any standard compressor using pressure of 60 to 100 psi.
- High-capacity magazine reduces reload time. Precisely drives staples at proper angle and depth.
- Non-marring adjustable base plates allows for 1/2 to 3/4 inch hardwood floor installation.
- We currently ONLY ship these TOOLS inside USA via fedex ground.
I researched these things a long time but didn't want to pay the price for a named brand one as I wouldn't have used the same amount of time as a professional. Just for your information, I came across a lot of people warning against the ones that look like the handle is small and held on with two U bolts as they leak after awhile.Anyone looking for a quality flooring gun this is IT! I am weekend warrior with no formal carpentery training. I did a lot of research looking for the best gun for a reasonable price. I was looking at the Bostich, Porter Cable, Senco and found the Hardcore on Amazon. I am glad I did. The reviews I read gave me the assurance I needed to make my final decision. I hope this review does the same for you.
I am currently doing 1500 sqft, 3/4 red oak in my house with staples. The gun is solid as a rock, easy to use and versatile because it uses both staples and l-cleats. It was setup and ready to go. I did need to tighten a couple of bolts to stop an air leak but no big deal. It jammed once and that's because I inserted too many staples. The tools design made it easy to remove the jam. I'd recommed this to anyone looking for a flooring nailer. At this price you can also buy a good compressor to go with it. Plan on spending another $50 to have it shipped but it's still a great deal. This is a smart choice for anyone looking to buy a 2 in 1 flooring nailer.Item did not have an issue except with the Grizzly Staples (Which curl up in bizzare ways). Went to HD and bought their stuff and went through everything just fine The unit works with out changing a thing with staples and cleats. Did I say I love it. The case is great also. I am never renting againI estimated it would take me less than two weeks to install about 1200 feet of 3/4 x 5 inch prefinished oak floor so I rented a nailer from Home Depot instead of buying this one, which I had selected after a lot of research. The Senco nailer I rented is a great tool but but with everything I had going on, I didn't have time available in the two weeks to get the job done. I returned the nailer and bought this one, which is what I should have done in the first place. Another life lesson.
This nailer is every bit as good as the Senco with one difference: the Hardcore is sensitive to how hard you strike it with the mallet. The Senco drives every nail the same if you strike it hard enough to activate the pneumatic action. If you don't hit it hard enough (when you're in tight spaces and can't get the clean shot) it just won't activate. The Hardcore will partially drive a nail if you hit it too softly.
It'll take you 30 seconds to get used to that. Out of about 5000 nails, I had to pull and redrive two due to my soft strikes. The nailer itself never misfired a single nail.
Use the Senco nails (cleats) available at Home Depot in the rental department. If you have a box left over, you can easily return them.
This is a great tool and the seller is top-notch, too.
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