🔴 CRAFTSMAN 3-inch Air Cut Off Tool CMXPTSG1013NB - Red Review

I used to always use hand tools. The reason was the lifetime guarantee. My toolbox is full of craft tools. After the Sears shut down this definitely weighed on me on the master as it's a lot harder to replace tools under warranty. But I burned my old handheld air cutoff tool and used another one from my local chain tool store. I jumped at the chance to get a new master. When I opened the box I was happy to see that the quality is still excellent. The red pencil is good. Much better than bare…

Excellent workmanship. The trigger is well weighted for ease of use and is in just the right spot for a comfortable grip. The noise level is turned off and the rotation speed is easily adjusted with the forward/reverse button if you want to slow down. Specifications are based on a 4.5 hr source. cube feet per minute (weighing 90 pounds); I tried it with a 2.6 SCFM supercharger just to see how it performs in the field, not a shop compressor. I was pleasantly surprised - of course the 2.6 SCFM…

I have been using craft products for many years, I still have a tool kit that was given to me as a teenager. Craftsman products are known by their name as they Making quality products and usually come with a great guarantee.This cutting wheel is no exception and is well built.The craftsman has given the tool a rubberised grip which helps with vibration and dexterity so your hands don't feel tired and the fact The fact that it's rubber wrapped also keeps your hands warm.Metal tools are difficult

Reliable pneumatic cutting tool. Mainly made of metal with a rubberized finish, this simple tool has a lot going for it. It has a built in silencer so it's not very loud, the disc is easy to change with the tools provided and there is a forward/reverse switch which I wasn't expecting but could be useful for certain materials. I'm left-handed, so I hold the tool in my other hand like most users do, and the reverse switch basically makes this tool two-handed. I'm sure Craftsman has had its ups…

This air shutoff tool looks like it should work just fine. It's fairly compact and weighs about what you'd expect from a parting tool (about 2.25 lbs). The tool does not come with an air coupler, which is common with almost all air tools. This tool idles at 18,000, which is a bit lower than some others but still decent. I haven't used this cutting tool in a project yet, but I've run it with no load. The muffler design results in a significant noise reduction compared to other air tools I've…

My old Campbell-Hausfield clipper, which had served me well for almost two decades, was dead. Despite my efforts to clean and lubricate, plastic parts became brittle and simply broke. It's time to suppress it and replace it with something new. Since I don't use a parting tool that often (maybe once a month or more often), I didn't want to spend the size of a Cadillac on a new one considering the Campbell Housefield was only $9 when I bought it and lasted 20 years . There are many brands of…

New Craftsman owners are really trying to thrive under this old name after years of decay. This and another air tool I have from them are particularly good examples of a premium product. Yes, pneumatics are easy and reliable when leaving; I think that's why so many icon replacement brands always look so crude and simple. On the plus side, this one has a really well thought out spindle and cage locking system which shows they put thought into the design. ; They are anything but usual. And I…