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Thanks for your response. I wish I had found the 3081 as I really do like the 3082 I already have. As for digital tire inflators........ nah, no thanks. Just personal preference Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Quick note about a few Astro items I recently bought. A while back I bought the 3082 0-60psi tire inflator and was super stoked on it. I needed higher pressure for my truck tires and airbags so I ordered the 3083 0-160psi inflator and wow what a let down. This thing looks like every other low...

I will agree with this. My 15/16 1 1/8 and 1 1/4 are so covered in anti seize that I can’t see the markings but the sizes are molded into the case. When they are out they can get mixed up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have both 3/8” and 1/2” 6 point metric and standard in my work truck that I use professionally daily. I am a maintenance mechanic at waste water plants and use the high torque Milwaukee 18V fuel line. I like these sets because they do not skip sizes and come in a nice quality latching case...

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Check out the Mi-T-M brand. I have a gas powered unit on my work truck but also have a 120v 15a unit in my garage at home for washing the cars, race car, baby stuff, and other light jobs. Mi-T-M is really nice stuff but I think they no longer have the pressure on demand, they said there was...

as a hobbyist: When I was a tool buying fool I bought most of my professional quality stuff used on eBay (hand tools) cripe and do so when they had deals or just generally low prices. For spares or stuff I needed to modify you can't beat the HF prices...... now with a new house, wife and baby...

I had the same problem with the HF hose reel and was constantly cutting a foot off the end to stop the leaks. I found a 25' 1/2" Goodyear hose with 3/8" ends on it on eBay for like $30 Now the hose is far better than the HF reel and it doesn't quite fit the whole hose on the reel. I would...

I have a few astro pneumatic tools and they have all served my needs very well. I would love to try this line of impacts Sent from my SM-G386T using Tapatalk

All the astro pneumatic tools I own and have used are awesome and have never let me down Sent from my SM-G386T using Tapatalk

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So the magnets stick to the stainless?

I have a set, not bad for the money. Like all tools, when used appropriately they will last...... That being said I have bent one of mine but I knew it was likely when grabbing my biggest hammer But simply worth the money in my opinion.