Chicago Pneumatic CP710 Fine-Point Engraving Pen Review
February 10, 2010 by Rob McNealy · Leave a Comment
Chicago Pneumatic CP710 Fine-Point Engraving Pen Description
The Chicago Pneumatic CP710 is a fine point engraving pen that is light weight and easy to use. The stylus is fine point which allows for precise engraving. For extra comfort, there is a finger cushion grip which also makes it easier to use. It also has an average low air consumption of 1 CFM and 14000 blows per minute. The Chicago Pneumatic fine point engraving pen is only 5.25 inches long and weighs 1 1/4 pounds. This fine point Engraving Pen is excellent for engraving your name, creating a design, or logo in your tools or equipment. Can be used on metals, plastics, alloys and wood.
Chicago Pneumatic CP710 Fine-Point Engraving Pen Features
- Light weight and easy to use
- Stylus is fine point which allows for precise engraving
- For extra comfort, there is a finger cushion grip
- Average low air consumption of 1 CFM
- 14000 blows per minute
- 5 1/4 inches long and weighs 1 1/4 pounds
Chicago Pneumatic CP710 Fine-Point Engraving Pen Specifications
- Model Number: CP710
- Blows per minute at 90 PSI: 14,000
- Air Inlet Thread size: 1/4″ NPTF
- Minimum Hose Size: 1/4″
- Vibration Level: 10.5 m/s²
- Sound Pressure dB(A) 65
- Tool Length: 5-1/4″
- CFM: Average Air Consumption: 1 CFM
- Actual Air Consumption at Load: 2.7 CFM
- Noise Level: 65 dBA
- Tool Weight: 2 lb(s)
- Shipping Weight: 3.00 lbs.
Chicago Pneumatic CP710 Fine-Point Engraving Pen Impression
Chicago Pneumatic is known for representing tools and compressors that have been engineered for high performance with high-impact technology which are reliable, and durable. So you know that the Chicago Pneumatic CP710 fine point engraving pen has beenengineered to be the best. The engraving pen is light weight and easy to use, has a stylus that is fine point which allows for precise engraving, and has a finger cushion grip for extra comfort. This fine point engraving tool is perfect for permanently claiming ownership of your tools or equipment. The MSRP on the Chicago Pneumatic CP710 Fine Point Engraving Pen is $92.99, but you can buy it for as low as $66.99 at Tool King.
Chicago Pneumatic CP780 1/4 Inch Air Screwdriver
February 8, 2010 by Rob McNealy · Leave a Comment
Chicago Pneumatic CP780 1/4 Inch Air Screwdriver Description
The Chicago Pneumatic CP780 1/4 Inch Air Screwdriver is a pistol grip air screwdriver which features a 1/4-inch female hex chuck size. It has a no load speed of 1,800 RPM, is 8.25-inch in length and is light weight, at 2.5 lbs. There is an exhaust port from the handle that directs air away from the work piece and operator. Plus the clutch has a cushion with external clutch adjustment. There is a convenient forward/reverse valve and there is a quick change chuck that is built-in.
Chicago Pneumatic CP780 Air Screwdriver Features
- Clutch has a cushion with external clutch adjustment
- Quick change chuck is built-in
- Forward/reverse valve is convenient
- General repair and body shop work
- No load Speed 1,800 RPM
Chicago Pneumatic CP780 Air Screwdriver Specifications
- Model Number: CP780
- Torque range: 25-44 in./lbs.
- Sound dBA pressure: 98.3A – 108.3
- Average air consumption: 4 cfm
- Air inlet thread: 1/4-inch NPTF
- Minimum hose size: 3/8-inch
- Sound dBA: 98
- Shipping Weight: 4 lb(s)
Chicago Pneumatic Air Screwdriver CP780 Impressions
Chicago Pneumatic is known for representing tools and compressors that have been engineered for high performance. Chicago Pneumatic tools are engineered with high-impact technology, are reliable, and durable. Chicago Pneumatic values their customers, so you know that any product you get is the best out there. The Chicago Pneumatic CP780 1/4 Inch Air Screwdriver is the best in it’s class. It is lightweight and very versatile. It has an exhaust port to avoid over preasure issues that points away from the normal position of either the user or the peice you are working on.The foward and reverse valve, quick change chuck and an cushion with external clutch adjustment all assist in making this a versatile tool. The MSRP on the Chicago Pneumatic CP780 1/4 Inch Air Screwdriver is $530.05, but you can buy it for as low as $289.99 through Tool King.
Chicago Pneumatic CP870 6 Inch Dual Action Sander Review
April 16, 2009 by Rob McNealy · Leave a Comment
Anyone who has ever done a major sanding job before knows it is a task that shouldn’t be taken lightly. The first thoughts you have are the time, shoulder pain, wrist pain, and still more time. To stop these thoughts from becoming reality I have found the Chicago Pneumatic CP870 Dual Action Sander can really save the day.
Chicago Pneumatic CP870 Dual Action Sander Description
The Chicago Pneumatic CP870 Dual Action Sander is a light 4.5 lb sander that performs both rotary and orbital motion for a swirl-free finish. This rapid action powered by a free speed 10000 rpm motor allows for quick execution and as much as 8 cubic feet per minute. its no wonder why Chicago added the locking throttle to harness all that power.
Chicago Pneumatic CP870 Specs and Features
- 6 inch polishing head
- Free speed 10000 rpm motor
- 8 CFM air inlet
- Uses 1/4 inch min. hose
- Power regulator for control
- Safety locking throttle
- Insulated long grip for extra pressure application w/o wrist pain.
Impression of Chicago Pneumatic CP870 Dual Action Sander
At first glance the Chicago Pneumatic CP870 Dual Action Sander has a very reasonable price tag of only $59.99 online, although the MSRP is a bit higher at about $86. Its strengths are evident in its precision in blending, smoothing, feather edging and pre-paint duties at phenomenal speeds. However if your not in a hurry I would give the Denver Tools 311 Dual Action Sander a try. The Denver Tools version has the same multi action 6 inch head yet weighs a half pound less than the Chicago CP870. This version may seem weak in comparison due to its mere 90 PSI pressure and 4 CFM rating, but its spindle lock feature for single action projects makes it a little special, and the on sale price of only $14.99 should grab your attention as well. With either choice you’ll be happy with your results.
You may say the Denver Tools 311 Dual Action Sander is lighter, cheaper and therefore more susceptible to breaking. I can’t say there is an overwhelming difference in quality of the two, but i can say spend $50 or spend $15, you won’t be disappointed.
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