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Needle scaler...you won't believe how much you use it...:thumbup:
Ahh yes... a needle scaler! I also need one of those hose reels like PR has.
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Ahh yes... a needle scaler! I also need one of those hose reels like PR has.
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OK,,,just what is a needle scaler?
Pawn Shops around here always seem to want triple new price. Yeah,,,never give them their tag price. All the 110's I have ever found here in pawn shops were basically destroyed.
Messer, I bit the bullet and spent about $150 bucks on that reel, and it came with 50ft of hose. The cheap ones looked and were exactly that....cheep..... Been using this one near 3 years now. Sears Hardware. Northern may carry one very similar. Cheaper ones at homie de pot. Those didn't look like they would last. Worth every penny I paid for it. Get the deep hole impact sockets when you get an impact wrench. Great for driving lag screws. Wayyyyy faster than a ratchet.
Pawn Shops around here always seem to want triple new price. Yeah,,,never give them their tag price. All the 110's I have ever found here in pawn shops were basically destroyed.
Messer, I bit the bullet and spent about $150 bucks on that reel, and it came with 50ft of hose. The cheap ones looked and were exactly that....cheep..... Been using this one near 3 years now. Sears Hardware. Northern may carry one very similar. Cheaper ones at homie de pot. Those didn't look like they would last. Worth every penny I paid for it. Get the deep hole impact sockets when you get an impact wrench. Great for driving lag screws. Wayyyyy faster than a ratchet.
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...I bet you've seen 'em Larry...It's an air tool used to remove slag after welding. When I used to do a lot of stick welding it was almost indespensible to me...The left hand side of what ya see here is a grouping of hardened rods ( or "needles" )...
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Also removes scabby rust...dried up paint...etc...
The air drives the needles (~1/8" dia x 10" long) back and forth in an oscillating motion...like hitting the object with an icepick...except there's like 20 icepicks...and they're fast...