After acquiring an air compressor, the first chore most mechanics carry out is acquiring Air Compressor Parts, like a pneumatic drill motor. These machines are normally more powerful than electric drills, and are simply crafted from heavier materials which helps them withstand the torque caused by compressed air being forced through them.
Air drills nearly always feature planetary gearing and brass bushings, and most offer comfortable handles in addition to forward/reverse switches. Several pneumatic drills are made with keyless chucks, although as cited in quite a few reviews, these keyless chucks are the quickest assembly to wear out on an air-powered drill, therefore it might be practical to avoid that part until it is further perfected.
Air Tool Yearsway is one of the brands to discover along with Ingersoll-Rand has secured a reputation for well-designed heavy duty products, and there is little possibility of damaging that reputation any time soon. This 728JA1 General Duty Air Drill is regarded as a run-of-the-mill pneumatic drill by the maker. Then again, the ½ HP power rating and top speed of 3800 RPM indicate a pretty powerful air tool made to kick the right drill bit completely through nearly anything. Some of you may not have a use for this much power daily, although it actually is enjoyable to handle anyway. The retail price for the aforementioned pneumatic drill is approximately $270.
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Chicago Pneumatic markets a drill which honestly might be regarded as a general purpose drill. This manufacturer’s 785 Air Drill is a bit more sedate than the Ingersoll-Rand version, however, because it can spin as fast as 2400 RPM, the 785 is quite suitable for the majority of projects done by the household fix-it guy or the shade tree mechanic. The teasing throttle gives the user a wide range of control, and the normal retail price of $100 leaves the user with some more pocket change.
A portion of consumers might need bigger piles of pocket change and be patient enough to deal with a little less power. Sunex presents you with that choice with their Sunex SX225B reversible drill, which retails for around $70 but could still kick bit. The planetary gearing and reversible speed are still offered with this drill motor, and even though the top speed of 1800 RPM suggests that the drill will be hard pressed to double as a Dremmel tool, this little drill could still sink a hole the width of a 2×4 or a I-beam.
If you have bought or have access to an air compressor, you ought to at least really have a pneumatic drill motor. Electric drills offer a selling point or two, although they simply can’t compete with the torque and convenience found with these pneumatic drill motors. Just ensure that the model you select can tackle your everyday projects yet keep your budget afloat. Happy drilling!