I currently use pneumatic tools, such as a DA, will this work close to the same as a air driven DA?
1719932
I have a car lot so I'm constantly detailing and polishing vehicles. This tool is best for polishing headlights and tight spots like A-pillars where a larger polisher won't fit. if you want my advice, the best tool for polishing any vehicle is the Flex polisher, a real piece of well-made German machinery. It is worth every penny and does a better job than anything I've ever tried. But the griots polisher is excellent for getting into tight spots.
1719933
To add to the last answer, this is a low torque machine with a small 3 inch working area. So, while a decent product you need to consider the reason you are looking at it. Porter Cable has a nice 6 inch that will more closely work as your air driven DA.
1719934
No. This has a mild action and can be stopped with very little effort. It's primary use is for light detail polishing.
1519155
I doubt it. For applications that need continuous airflow you really need a larger compressor. Check the tool you want to use, which will tell you the flow rate (cubic ft per minute) for the compressor you need.
807883
No, these are only the couplings for the ends of an air hose or an air tool. You will want to search for a compressor "accessory kit". If you see that the kit comes with an air needle, then that should do the trick.
738082
I used it with a air impact gun to remove my rear bumper and trailer hitch on my truck. It had the air pressure for my air tool.
245425
You will most likely be able to fit the tips in the soldering iron and fit the nozzles on the air gun. Both tools have standard sizes and have a little play (or extra space) before accessories are tightened to allow for such accessories to be attached. However, on the very slim (very slim) chance that the tips do not fit, you can always by reliable yet inexpensive expansion packs.
1370561
I would think so. Most airbrushes will operate at the output pressure of this machine.
1883739
Yes. Works great with my air brush system. This is a handy, well built system, reliable workhorse around the house.
1801481
I don't believe that this compressor can drive air tools of that type. The only air tools that I've used with this unit is smaller paint spraying guns, inflating tires and multiple sizes of air nail guns. That's a good question and I would suggest going to the Bositich web site and sending that question to the Customer Service / Tech Help via the Contacts link. This is a really good compressor, it's fast, designed very well and it's not as loud as prior units that I use to own.
1848962
This is a great air compressor for carrying around and will run 2 trim nail guns @ a time or a flooring nailer, but you won't be able to run any kind of larger air tools than that (ratchets, grinders, impact guns, etc.).Probably not enough air volume for even a small paint sprayer to run for more than just a very short time.
1807020
Yes and no. It will not keep up to a 1/2 inch impact or tools that use similar amounts of air to operate. It will give you a few seconds of full power but not long enough to keep working efficiently.
892141
I use an impact...but make sure you have the proper size pieces or "cups & saucers", as I call them before you begin with the air tools. Be especially observant as some OEM balljoints have hidden flanges on the bottom that are not on the replacement ball joints. Also, some ball joints are serrated and take some reasonable application of the tool to persuade the ball joint to pop out. Installation is just the reverse and much easier. I have been very satisfied with the tool and have used it several dozen times.
1212086
Depends on your air hose, couplers pressure regulators etc. I have a small compressor as well, but the included regulator has too much air restriction thus I could not maintain pressure. to make it short. You could get away with a small compressor AND get proper atomisation with this gun IF you maintain a low as possible air restriction in your system. Hope this helps
1088811
I can't say about the cfm, but as long as you're under the max psi it will flow whatever your compressor will put out. My compressor is a Camp/Haus 7HP, 4 Cylinder, 135 psi unit. No problem with big air tools or a sand blaster. I hope this helps.
564269
Not really. The nozzles are not meant for that type of precise work and the pressure would be too high and vary so much as to make control tough. An airbrush is the way to go for you.
2136525
The fittings I referenced are the threaded ends of the air hose like everyone has already stated. You still need to purchase and attach the 1/4" Quick Connect adapters to be able to use it with most air tools. You will need a male and female adapter and don't forget to get some teflon tape to make sure the threads will be air tight.
2118403
I don't see why not. I personally haven't run any air tools. Just my airbrush guns.....
440980
it runs a pneumatic hammer just fine, but not a cut off tool. impact wrench will work fine as well. it will have to run frequently as the reserve capacity is small for the twin tanks. just pay attention to the scfm @90psi for this compressor (4.3) vs. the tool you want to use. it will run every tool for a short time, but then there will be a long down time for the compressor to catch up.