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Electric rattle guns - recommendations please??
Rozabikes Tim:
Its the 3 year warranty on electrical goods too that is a comfort if worried re cheap and quality... Ditto Lidl. Perhaps not the tools for pros but fine for occasional muppets like me!
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
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Nah, install a new cord (maybe a set of brushes while at it)... the thing will serve another decade or two 8)
While I too worked with a Weller soldering-gun as shown (decades ago), the huge soldering-irons shown rather remind of roofing-tools... ;)
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A bit off topic & I dont want to hijack your post but................
It says on your profile that you are in Vienna ! I was born in Klagenfurt !
ST1100:
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Jo servas! 8)
Laverda Dave:
Just going back to this old topic (Christmas is coming so time to ask for some tools🙂).
I would like to get a corded rattle gun to replace my air driven Lidl rattle gun although there is nothing wrong with it it is a pain having to run the compressor to undo just one nut!
So, my question is about setting the torque when replacing a nut rather than taking it off. Is there anyway of setting the torque on a corded rattle gun? I'm interested in the Clarke option (they have a couple in their range) but I cannot find anything in the description of how to set the torque, obviously I don't want to do a crank nut up to 450nm when it should be 80 or something or am I missing the point being the rattle gun is only to RELEASE stuck nuts and not to put them back on?
Bryanj:
When i wer a lad it was done by feel mate and counting the taka takas, do you have 18-24v cordless tools as there are some half tidy versions of those about now, nothing that will touch what the snap on 24v will do but new batteries for those are kin spensive!
I just gave my mate one that takes the new Makita battery and he said 6 out of 10 but he was used to the snap on one, i bought one for me with batteries but havent read the destructions yet, could let you know when i get home
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