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CH Air Tools Cheap - Toolking.com

Super Sport

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Toolking.com has some Campbell Housfeld air tools on sale for around $10/each +shipping. These most likely aren't pro quality, but for HF prices I wouldn't expect that.

I purchased mine through Sears.com marketplace (Sears coupons won't work). The link for that is as follows:

http://www.sears.com/search=closeou...edirect=true&sLevel=0&redirectType=SKIP_LEVEL

Cut off tool is $11.88

Die Grinder is $9.88

Grease Gun $22.88

Air Hammer $7.88

Impact Wrench $18.88

I purchased the cut off tool, air hammer, and die grinder. They came within a couple of days. They say on their website that they are in closeout packaging that may have scratches or stickers. Mine did have a little shelf wear. The air hammer had been opened and appeared lightly used, but barely. All three made in Taiwan. Seemed like a good deal for some tools that I don't use often!
 
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vw_tdi

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anybody else care to comment on these? I mean, for the weekend warrior, I would think they'd be fine...?
 

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anybody else care to comment on these? I mean, for the weekend warrior, I would think they'd be fine...?

Just like other cheap air tools. The die grinder will be fine, just use a lot of air. The cut-off tool won't quite have the power of better models, and will use a TON of air to actually cut thru anything larger than a #6 machine screw, so you better have an 80gal compressor. The impact, don't bother. Had friends who had the grease gun and they liked it but it's single shot. I've never touched a cheap air hammer, but I wouldn't expect much.
 
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Bolster

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So...in general, you can expect less expensive air tools to use more air, and more expensive air tools to use less? True?
 

O_M_Jeep

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my CH cutter and air-hammer do the job, I've used it to seperate ball joints on a mid-90s Ð-30HP, all rusted up and it peeled them out just fine.

They do use a bit of air and you have to make sure your using 1/2" hose and if you use a regulator/mist oiler/filter they wont work well if the inlet/outlets are 1/4".
 
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