Buy Ingersoll Rand 121K6 Super Duty Air Hammer with 6-Piece Chisel KitIngersoll Rand 121K6 Super Duty Air Hammer with 6-Piece Chisel Kit Product Description:
- Professional touch trigger for total control
- Long-life tool with a tough one piece alloy barrel
- Easy to maintain, with an "easy out" throttle valve assembly
- Kit includes: a blow molded plastic case with a removable lid and 6 chisels
- Air hammer comes in a blowmolded case with 6 chisels
Product Description
This Ingersoll Rand air hammer makes fast work of body panel crimping and cutting, bushing driving, shearing and front end work. Stroke Length (in.): 2 9/32, Chisels Included: Yes, Shank Diameter (in.): 0.401, Blows Per Minute (BPM): 3,000, CFM at Load: 15, Case Included: Yes, Tool Weight (lbs.): 3.5, Tool Length (in.): 7.63, Bore Diameter (in.): 3/4, Min. Hose Size (in.): 3/8, Air Consumption (CFM): 3, Air Inlet Size (in. NPT): 1/4
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Great for tile removal.
By D. Dell
I had to re-tile some bathroom floors, but ran into a problem. The ceramic tile was apparently put down with an adhesive that was meant to last 100 years. In the first bathroom I used a chisel and hammer to remove the tile by hand which took me a week to get the tile up. There had to be a better way so I bought this air hammer and gave it a try.I was amazed how fast the tile came up with this tool. It works like a little mini hand-held jackhammer. I was able to remove the tile in just a few hours instead of a week doing it by hand. I am sure this handy little tool has many other uses that I may discover later, but for now I am very happy using it for tile removal.There is one thing you must be aware of. This tool uses an air compressor. I only had a 1 gallon compressor which is not even close to adequate. I had to buy an 8 gallon and it worked great.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Ingersoll Rand Air Hamme is Super Duty
By Paul Morrison
I wanted to chip some granite so I bought a 20 dollar Kobalt Air Hammer. Two shifts of four hours running it non stop pretty much trashed it. No umph left. OK, maybe I should have read the directions and added some lubricant. I did that before the second stint and the oomph was back but not for long. I might rebuild it when I get the spare time.Meanwhile paid 86 bucks for the Ingersoll Rand and am quite happy. The job I am doing is nonstop brutal hammering of rock. The Kobalt I am sure can handle the light work but this Ingersoll Rand feels like it is going to last. More heft and more power. 4 good turns at the rock and it's still quite peppy. I am oiling this one from the start so this review might not be completely fair to the Kobalt.Chisels from both fit the new hammer. Now if someone could point me to a chisel that fits this hammer which will not wear out I would be happy. I have to grind a new edge every hour or so and they are getting short.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Goldilocks of air hammers for home use
By D. M. Harman
First let me say I went on the cheap for my first air hammer and learned my lesson. This unit does all the usual things needed for around the home. Remove tile, chip out grout, punch a hole through concrete or concrete blocks, etc etc. It's not over nor under powered for those uses and it's reasonable weight makes using it easy. It doesn't overly vibrate and isn't overly loud during use. It works perfectly with my Makita MAC2400 Big Bore 2.5 HP Air Compressor with no real wait time for compressor recharge time beyond the normal pauses for clearing debris or moving about.It seems about "just right" for typical home owner use.UPDATE: After a year of use this hammer is still going strong. used it on an outdoor flagstone patio re-grout. (One of those jobs that looked straightforward but turned into a nightmare) It's spent many many hours removing grout, breaking up decaying concrete base and never once even stuttered. It did break a retaining spring but that's to be expected. One of those few tools that is solidly made and worth the money.
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