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Aldi alert - cheap air tools
« on: 18 February 2009, 20:26:09 »
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Re: Aldi alert - cheap air tools
« Reply #1 on: 18 February 2009, 20:35:06 »
Cheers Kevin  :y

The compressor, is that powerfull enough for general use?

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2867_8907.htm

Thinking of getting one for light duties (tyre pressures, popping wheel nuts off, shock bolts.....
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« Reply #2 on: 18 February 2009, 20:37:02 »
Good spot!
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« Reply #3 on: 18 February 2009, 20:37:50 »
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Cheers Kevin  :y

The compressor, is that powerfull enough for general use?

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2867_8907.htm

Thinking of getting one for light duties (tyre pressures, popping wheel nuts off, shock bolts.....


Yes, capable of spraying single panels to
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Re: Aldi alert - cheap air tools
« Reply #4 on: 18 February 2009, 20:37:56 »
if anybody wants some air tools ive got 2 air guns i know where 1 is not 100% sure where the other is
they might need a dam good clean tho
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Re: Aldi alert - cheap air tools
« Reply #5 on: 18 February 2009, 20:38:45 »
I wouldnt mind a small compressor and some basic air tools like the impact wrench and chisel.  Would also be insterested in a nail gun.  But the main reason I fancy the compressor is so that I can get an airbrush.  Allways fancied doing some sort of art but really like the airbrush idea.
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« Reply #6 on: 18 February 2009, 20:40:52 »
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I wouldnt mind a small compressor and some basic air tools like the impact wrench and chisel.  Would also be insterested in a nail gun.  But the main reason I fancy the compressor is so that I can get an airbrush.  Allways fancied doing some sort of art but really like the airbrush idea.


For spraying you want the filter dryer and a dedicated hose!

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« Reply #7 on: 18 February 2009, 20:41:54 »
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« Reply #8 on: 18 February 2009, 20:44:13 »
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I wouldnt mind a small compressor and some basic air tools like the impact wrench and chisel.  Would also be insterested in a nail gun.  But the main reason I fancy the compressor is so that I can get an airbrush.  Allways fancied doing some sort of art but really like the airbrush idea.

I got a similar one last time Aldi's had the offer great little compressor. I got the airbrush ing kit with it and will never use it so if you buy one you can have the one I got too :y
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« Reply #9 on: 18 February 2009, 20:47:20 »
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I wouldnt mind a small compressor and some basic air tools like the impact wrench and chisel.  Would also be insterested in a nail gun.  But the main reason I fancy the compressor is so that I can get an airbrush.  Allways fancied doing some sort of art but really like the airbrush idea.

I got a similar one last time Aldi's had the offer great little compressor. I got the airbrush ing kit with it and will never use it so if you buy one you can have the one I got too :y

Cheers matey.

It wont be till I move home and get settled in, going to try and build a mini workshop in the process and have a go at making some picture frames.
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Re: Aldi alert - cheap air tools
« Reply #10 on: 18 February 2009, 20:48:06 »
That looks quite good, it has the drain valve, so that should get rid of water in the air. Or will that be good enough if you are spraying, do you need an extra filter ?. The tools look reasonable, not brilliant quality but cheap enough so if they don't work very well you haven't lost a lot. I may have to find an Aldi next weekend, can't see me getting thro the airport security with one of those !.

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« Reply #11 on: 18 February 2009, 20:54:35 »
Same compressor I have.  Grand for general workshop use but it does struggle a fair bit when using the impact hammer.   Hammer really gobbles the air with limited results (cannot undo stubborn wheelnuts, for instance) and the wee compressor is really working its nuts off.

The parrafin sprayer, air ratchet, blow gun, sprayer, etc are all fine for hobby use.  Planning on getting the spot blaster and media this time round.  Would be handy for those prefacelift rust scabs on doors etc....   ;)
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« Reply #12 on: 18 February 2009, 21:01:24 »
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I wouldnt mind a small compressor and some basic air tools like the impact wrench and chisel.  Would also be insterested in a nail gun.  But the main reason I fancy the compressor is so that I can get an airbrush.  Allways fancied doing some sort of art but really like the airbrush idea.

I got a similar one last time Aldi's had the offer great little compressor. I got the airbrush ing kit with it and will never use it so if you buy one you can have the one I got too :y

Cheers matey.

It wont be till I move home and get settled in, going to try and build a mini workshop in the process and have a go at making some picture frames.

No probs, it's in me garage. Just remind me :y
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Re: Aldi alert - cheap air tools
« Reply #13 on: 18 February 2009, 21:05:13 »
i hate aldi..... every time i go in i spend a lot of money

the one proplemwith this compresor is the small air tank,okay for blowing up tyres but it will be working hard if you use any tools
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Re: Aldi alert - cheap air tools
« Reply #14 on: 18 February 2009, 21:11:15 »
Nothing to do with the tank in reality.

Its capable of 9.5cfm fad which is ok but, at pressure, being a flapper type pump, this will drop quickly and hence why it will only drive air hungry power tools for a short period.

If you want better though, your looking at well over 250 quid!
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