Makita 784830-A Industrial Quad Driver #10

• quality construction
• industrial design for saving time
• no need to search for your bit insert

Far and away the best product of its kind. I still have my first one bought in the early 1980s. I have 6 Makita cordless drills and most are equipped with the quad drivers. I used them in telephone installation work and they make the job so much easier. Handy does not do this tool justice. Of course buying from Amazon has been great since Makita closed their store in San Diego. It is so much easier to just research and shop here than run all over town and not find what you are looking for.

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Campbell Hausfeld RP0650 12-Volt Tire Inflator

• Perfect for inflating tires during roadside emergencies
• Easily fits under the seat or in your glove box
• Hose, cord and accessories store neatly inside
• Plugs into cigarette-style lighter in your car
• Monitor pressure to avoid under and over-filling

Great item in all ways except one. When unscrewing the compressor hose from the bike tire valve, we lose 15-20 psi. I am reluctant to overfill the tire initially to compensate for this loss. If it had a quick release valve, this would be a great device with a competitive price point. Meanwhile, we will buy the Airman tour pump instead.

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I always hated going to the gas station to fill my car's tires, and probably suffered from low tire pressure in trying to put off the task for as long as possible between each fill. Once I discovered that personal tire inflator's existed, I knew I needed one to free me from the dependence of gas stations, but I was quickly faced with a wide variety of devices to choose from, and no answer as to what might be the right one for me. I ultimately went with this model for the price, and it's size, which probably is as small as you can get when it comes to tire inflators. It doesn't seem very loud (although I've never used other inflators to compare this), and the gauge is fairly accurate when I compared it to my digital gauge reader, although sometimes it appeared to over estimate the pressure just by 1-2psi. But I suppose that's better than under estimating and possibly over inflating your tires. The power cord that comes with the device is long enough to reach to all four tires on my compact car, but I'm sure it would work just as well on a standard sized car too. It just took about a minute to fill one tire with 5-7 psi of air, and considering that it is saving me the time I would otherwise make with a trip to the gas station, I would have to say that this little inflator works as fast as it needs to for my satisfaction!

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This fit in the saddlebag of my 1981 goldwing interstate and allowed me to add air to tires and to the rear shocks. It was very inexpensive. It has a spin-on valve stem attachment, so some air might escape while you're un-spinning it.

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Light, compact, works well. Love the on/off switch and built in gauge. A bit tough to stuff the hose and plug in the rear cavity, but doable.

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Gets the job done. As expected, and like other portable pumps of its caliber, it is rather noisy and it takes awhile to pump up auto tires. But, it is functional and often more convenient than a trip to the gas station.

Motor Guard AC4525 1/2 NPT Combination Compressed Air Filter Regulator

• Port Size is 1/2 NPT, Nominal Airflow is 100 CFM, Filtration Rating is 40 Micron, Maximum Pressure is 150 PSI and the Temperature Range is 40-125 F
• Locking T-handle for ease of adjustment and sight glass with float
• Made in USA
• Combines an efficient water and particulate filter and a high-flow diaphragm regulator into a single unit
• Provides for precise control of air pressure near the workstation

I was expecting something a little nicer since it was made in the USA. There is more plastic on it than I care for and the mounting hardware sucks. It comes with a ninety degree bracket and a 1/2 in conduit nut. One is supposed to screw a hose or whatever into it after first threading on the nut and placing the regulator on the bracket, then tighten the nut. I mean come on, for $100 plus put some damn threaded bosses in the thing or come up with a better bracket. The supplied gauge works well and it comes with a 1/4 plug for the back side. The 125psi limit really is the limit on this thing and that's if you take the locking nut off the T handle first. I'm only able to get about 120psi out of mine with the nut in place. The bowl on the bottom feel like a made in China casting. This is the end of my rant and if hind sight was 20/20 I would not have bought this thing.

Competent Ac Repairman - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys

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Who exactly is going to peel and stick this guy onto their living room wall? 5 stars for the absurdity. Disclaimer: I do not own this product although that may change in the future.