Mechanics Tool Supply

It is safe to say that all mechanics own a hand drill and cling to it for a great deal of tough tasks on the job.  However, it is a rare find to come across a mechanic who only owns a single drill.  Too many nooks and crannys exist for the experienced mechanic to only tout a single drill to any given job.  You require a bulky, motorized monster for the tough bolts and an angling, maneuverable dynamo for the strange odds and ends that come with your everyday work.

You may be able to reduce the number of drills you keep in your shop or in your kit if you take home a hybrid drill.  As an example, the Ingersoll Rand IR7807RA 3/8-Inch Reversible Drill provides an angling body that doubles as an air tool with a firm grip reminiscent of a larger drill.  It can provide the drilling power you need for more tasks than any other single drill combined.

Pneumatic pressure gives the auto mechanic the power they need to get the job done right.  You can rely on all the air tools and equipment on sale through Mechanics Tool Supply’s exclusive online store.  We stock products we know will help the average mechanic overcome the toughest jobs with a minimum of fuss.  Take a look through our selection and you’re sure to take home an item worthy of your shop.

Engraving into a hard surface isn’t exactly the same as using a pencil to sketch an outline.  Where a quick flick of an eraser or a fresh sheet of paper can cure any ill you have along the way with other forms of precision work, engraving into hard stone, steel, or plastic is a make-or-break situation.  If you aren’t prepared with the right tools and mindset, you may find yourself in a tricky predicament.

Luckily, this Chicago Pneumatic CP710 Pneumatic Engraving Pen can help you to stay on the ball during even the most difficult engraving jobs.  With a comfortable grip meant to assist accuracy and a light weight meant to increase maneuverability, you can bet your engraving jobs will turn out with precision accuracy.  Don’t hesitate to upgrade your engraving capabilities today.

Mechanics Tool Supply pays attention to the brands and types of air tools we provide for sale to our customers.  Only equipment and tools meant to get the job done with accuracy are available through our vast inventory.  Search our catalog today and purchase a tool that will help make your workday just a bit more painless.

Working as a mechanic means working with some of the toughest materials used in modern industry.  Ranging from hard steel to thick plastic, you encounter a wide variety of materials crafted for their durability and toughness rather than their ease of alteration.  As a result, you need powerful tools that will allow you to change their size and shape with cold precision.  In many cases, only the power of a pneumatic saw can get the job done.

This Ingersoll Rand IR325 Air Nibbler  sawis one tool you can trust when plowing through the world’s toughest materials.  Your angle cuts will never look finer than they will after this fine saw “nibbles” through any material you throw at it.  From cold rolled steel to aluminum, this air tool takes on all comers and keeps on ticking.  You’ll wonder just how you cut through those tough surfaces before this fine Air Nibbler was inducted into your tool set.

Mechanics tools are the wares for which we specialize our vast inventory.  Mechanics Tool Supply goes to great lengths to provide only name brand tools at more than reasonable prices.  Our fast shipping and quality service will have you returning to our online store for all your tool buying needs.

When using an air compressor to power your air tools, there are some important safety requirements that anyone using it should abide by.  Without taking proper safety measures, issues could arise.

 First off, it is not a good idea to attempt to “push” your air tool to the point in which it exceeds the pressure rating of that particular tool you are using or item you are inflating.  This could cause an explosion, which could, in turn, injure someone.  by exceeding the air pressure of the compressor’s tank, you could damage the compressor.  For each tool you use with the compressor, you should have a user’s manual that was provided along with it.  Go by the recommended operating pressure in the manual so that you do not cause these safety and operating issues to take place.

In addition, it is important to keep your air compressor’s cord in optimal condition, as the compressor will not work if the cord does not work.  All three prongs should be intact in order to provide the grounding necessary, as well as enough electricity to supply the machine.  Ideally, you should not use an extension cord to power the compressor as it decreases the supply of power between the outlet and the compressor.  This may result in overheating the motor or a blown circuit.

These are just a few safety tips to keep in mind when powering your air compressor.