MustangFan424 wrote:Whats a not real expensive but good compressor for an impact gun? I prefer craftsman because sears is not far from me.
Choose one: Good for impact gun, or not real expensive.
There are few tools more demanding of the compressor than an impact gun.
If you want to do it all ghetto and don't intend to use the impact gun much, you can get a cheap small compressor and a cheap portable tank, then do some custom plumbing to make the portable tank into a live expansion tank. It may shorten the life of the compressor motor, and it won't produce very good results...the compressor will always be playing catch-up.
FDSpirit wrote:I only have basic tools, with a few extras like a C-Clamp, multimeter, and a few others I can't remember as of yet. I don't know if it's been mentioned, but you may wanna invest in a Dremel.
I'll note that any cheapo generic high speed rotary tool, as long as it's not cordless, is quite effective...but if you go cordless you'll want a good brand name.
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