🛠️ WEN 61635: Discover the Versatility of Pneumatic Multi-Function Attachments Review

First, this is not a construction tool, it is well made and easy to maintain. Can't comment on durability yet but I used it on a cemented old post that has always been in my yard. The 7 foot bar in the picture gave me a workout trying to break this thing. I spent about an hour on the prop and made some progress. This post foundation was about 3 feet wide and 3 feet deep, I knocked it out along with the wen in about an hour. You need a decent compressor to keep the air pressure as close to 90psi

Now I have two such units. The newest only began to fail after five minutes. I have an 80 gallon compressor so enough CFM and air to run the tool. When the handle comes in contact with the orange piece, the EP grease will start to change. Then the handle releases and starts to rotate. It's like the factory couldn't line up the handle and bit with full torque, so they gave up. Van needs to add a set screw or screw lock to these devices. The orange part is actually made up of several sections. As

thin with ease. It usually takes a second pass to get the most out of the thin edge, but the tile lifts in seconds. This was very different than trying to use a pneumatic hammer. Although the air hammer finally made it, it took some time. The only reason I don't give it five stars is because of the patented clutch. It's not universal, so you can't add anything to the bitset. The set can definitely use a wider high carbon steel chisel than the one shown here. The wide blade attachment that comes

There is no other tool on the market like it. PERIOD. For anyone throwing a tantrum at the instrument itself. If you've never worked with pneumatic tools before, this tool will NOT work properly to begin with, it's most likely your own fault. I have spent almost 25 years working with all types of air tools. You need tool oil. More than "burst injection” here and there. It's impossible to avoid. Unless you're willing to hang up your $200+ instrument. Now we come to the review: From the beginning