gsport
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http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_SPM5896902507P?prdNo=13&blockNo=238&blockType=G238
are Fein products that much better??
are Fein products that much better??
are you kidding me? maybe for a case!
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BigRed390
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Wow. I mean, they make a nice shop vac, but damn! $1,100 for a corded impact gun? That's impressively high.
diesel research
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That fein is overpriced and just paying for the name...
http://www.toolorbit.com/Fein/Fein-ASB-636-KIN-220V.html
strange it's a huge looking thing but is only 72.3 ft-lbs??? what would be the purpose for such a thing?
strange it's a huge looking thing but is only 72.3 ft-lbs??? what would be the purpose for such a thing?
Guns R Tools
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Can't even get Honda lug nut off. (80 ft/lb)
paranoid56
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and its 220v. nothing like using a welding outlet to run a impact lol
on a assembly line for example. You can get a holder for that tool so you can attach it to a balancer. The torque of that impact can be adjusted within a accuracy of +- 10% so you can assemble something with it with a defined torque.
Not every impact is made to remove wheels
diesel research
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yes
industrial quality not that handyman stuff like the yellow ....
I will give you that...yellow for the handyman, don't particularly care for yellow.
Green, blue, or red is a little (a lot?) better.
I will give you that...yellow for the handyman, don't particularly care for yellow.
Green, blue, or red is a little (a lot?) better.
Yeah i agree, Metabo, Bosch + Hilti are a lot better
ricleh
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One day I'll be able to afford things like that
You don't need that tool. It is an industrial tool designed for assembly line use. It is very accurate and can run for hours on end, day after day. Like Monte said, not every impact gun is designed to take your lug nuts off.
One day I'll be able to afford things like that
christmas money + birthday money ..... e voila !...
I was more or less kidding. There are uses for that, yes. But not that 99.99% of your average joes will ever need.
christmas money + birthday money ..... e voila !...
Already blew a couple hundred of the Christmas money on stuff I don't need (I swear, those boots were really worn down, even though they're a month old! I NEEDED another pair...). And for my birthday.. I'll be "getting" the ability to have my mother co-sign a few more loans for me
As for this veryyyy specific tool in the OP, there's actually a lot of production-style tooling like that. And a lot of it makes your eyes go O__O when you see the cost, but it's for a reason, as stated.
Already blew a couple hundred of the Christmas money on stuff I don't need (I swear, those boots were really worn down, even though they're a month old! I NEEDED another pair...). And for my birthday.. I'll be "getting" the ability to have my mother co-sign a few more loans for me
Then a few hundreds more to buy the impact won´t hurt Some pics of Fein industrial ("High Frequency" (200 Volt/300 Hertz)) tools. The larger ones are made completely of cast aluminium (except handle):
buy Fein buy Fein buy Fein buy Fein buy Fein
buy Fein buy Fein buy Fein buy Fein buy Fein
^ Is trying to feign an interest in fein...
Buck_nekid
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Fein Pro tools are no joke like Monte alludes to. Ask any Auto glass installer. They will have a "Feil Knife" which is actually a "Supercut" same action and looks as the Multicut you see on the late night TV but a totally different build quality (and price.) If my job required a daily use grinder or some other power tool it would be a Fein, followed by Metabo.
diesel research
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Some pics of HF industrial ("High Frequency" (200 Volt/300 Hertz)) tools. The larger ones are made completely of cast aluminium (except handle):
buy HF buy HF buy HF buy Hf buy HF
I don't know. Kind of reminds me of this:
demographic
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That would from a standard outlet over here...