🔩 Ingersoll Rand 117K Standard Pneumatic Minute Review

If you have bonded parquet and need a way to lift, this and the chisel head will do. I have a small air compressor and need to remove this bottom in order to attach the ceramic. Artificial floor glue is a joke and is the worst thing to remove when you need to replace it. This little cannon blew it up without damaging the concrete. The ceramic tiles fitted so easily I couldn't believe it. Very specific in the sense that I was able to stop removing tiles without damaging the ones left behind…

As a former professional automotive technician, I have been very pleased and impressed with the performance and quality of this Ingersoll-Rand company's air guns and other air tools. The air hammer appears to be of good quality but I was very disappointed in the quality of the chisel. I've only used a pneumatic hammer and chisel twice to remove two bushings from the suspension. Literally after the second hit with a hammer on the metal bushing of the rubber bushing, the chisel was clogged and…

I bought this for work (commercial body shop). I chose these in this price range because of the long travel combined with the spring trigger and adjuster. Previously used to break, snap and cut AN470 rivets for vans. He did great. My favorite air hammer for a controlled trigger is the Chicago Pneumatic 714. The CP714 trigger is VERY controllable. I wasn't expecting the same quality as the CP714 for 1/5 the price, but it doesn't give you the springiness of the CP714. When people say something…