A portable air compressor is handy for many reasons, but especially for using air (or pneumatic) tools. Here are 5 reasons why you should convert from electric or cordless power tools to pneumatic tools.
The second great thing about marrying a DIY kind of guy, is that you always know what to get him for birthdays and Christmas, a power tool. Originally, it was basic, corded power tools, then it was cordless tools that he preferred. Then, for an outdoor project (building a fence), he got a portable air compressor and a nail gun (we call it a ka-chinker) and it was great! From then on, new tools had to be air tools.
Now, as I learned about air tools, I discovered many advantages to using one with a portable air compressor.
There are many pneumatic tools available. This includes drills, hammers, cutting tools, grinders, impact wrenches and hatchets, sanders and polishers, spray guns, grease and cleaning guns, staplers and nailers and more. Making the change from electric or cordless tools to air tools is simple, and you do not have to do it all at once. Start with purchasing a portable air compressor and one tool that you need or use often. Then, as you need new tools or want to replace older ones, just purchase the new tool in pneumatic form. I don’t think that it will take long before you agree that air tools with a portable air compressor is the way to go!
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