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For the average backyard mechanic the Aircat or even the Harbor Freight gun (except for its weight, noise and bulkiness) will be fine. Most professional techs or high end enthsuiasts want/need better.

Do a search on the comparrison of the two. The Aircats are notorious for losing performance quickly. There was a guy on the Pirate4X4 forum that did a big write up on the Aircats basically saying they were the best thing since sliced bread then within 6 months he came back and said they were...

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I doubt their motors or switches are made in the US. If they are not then they definitely do not meet the "all or virtually all" requirement dictated by the FTC, so if they are stating "Made In USA" they are at risk of a big fine, just ask Black and Decker.

I've seen several complaints that the performance does not hold up over time like the IR's. No first hand knowledge here, as I have all IR impacts.

yeah, except for IR and Mac made by IR and Matcos made by IR and Cornwells made by IR. Otherwise you are right.:)

Interesting that someone (a.pengue) has resurrected several Aircat threads in the last day to defend the product. Fan or employee?

The very best can also be the best value and in this case many here would agree that the IR titanium tools fit that description.

The slight increase in power of a MG725 over the IR Titanium tool does not justify the difference in weight and bulkiness. Also you need to consider air consumption, depending on your air supply the IR using less air may outperform the higher consumption MG725.

I would just be careful what you post.

Is your company okay with you posting details of an accident report online? I'm sure the lawyers would be cringing if there is any chance of a liability case.

So how long have you worked for Aircat?

Sorry, he deserves it based on his refusal to use punctuation.

Wow, $1600 that seems steep, where did you buy your wood? I 'm sure the drawer slides were not cheap either, I've bought these slides from wwhardware befoe and they were pretty decent for the $...

The box turned out well. If I were to suggest an area to improve it would be in the material and construction of the drawers. I would recommend maple or poplar for the drawer sides and then use dovetail or box joints to join the corners this combo of material and joinery will make for extremely...

Smallest to largest :)

I may be wrong but it seemed like recently there was a lot of threads started where the person was raving about some Harbor Freight tool and they had a very low post count. Almost like there was a organized effort by HF promote their products. Edit. yes I know I should talk with only 15...

yes, aren't they used for drilling holes in buffalos?

Damn those execs for wanting to make profits

For about the same money as he spent on repair, he could have had a brand new tool with similar specs from IR. http://www.mytoolstore.com/ir/irindex.html#ratchets