Random question for you John, do you prefer pneumatic tools over battery powered ones? If so, why? I Just wondering your personal thoughts/experiences on this. I see you use both in your videos.
That’s a good question. I prefer a little bit of both. I would prefer one of those Milwaukee electric ratchets however I have two great working air ratchets that style so I prioritize buying other equipment first. Although I do prefer one or the other when it comes to certain tools. Lots of electric tools are leading the industry right now but certain tools I still think are better in a pneumatic version. Just my opinion. What’s your preference.
@@eyecandycreations7463 I hear ya. I don't work on cars much so i will preface my response with that. I prefer cordless/battery tools over pneumatic on almost everything except for framing and finish nailers. I find the battery nailers to be really heavy and bulky which gets tiring holding them tiring and sometimes i can't get into small spaces with them vs pneumatic.
It looks great. Thanks again!
My pleasure
Random question for you John, do you prefer pneumatic tools over battery powered ones? If so, why? I Just wondering your personal thoughts/experiences on this. I see you use both in your videos.
That’s a good question. I prefer a little bit of both. I would prefer one of those Milwaukee electric ratchets however I have two great working air ratchets that style so I prioritize buying other equipment first. Although I do prefer one or the other when it comes to certain tools. Lots of electric tools are leading the industry right now but certain tools I still think are better in a pneumatic version. Just my opinion. What’s your preference.
@@eyecandycreations7463 I hear ya. I don't work on cars much so i will preface my response with that. I prefer cordless/battery tools over pneumatic on almost everything except for framing and finish nailers. I find the battery nailers to be really heavy and bulky which gets tiring holding them tiring and sometimes i can't get into small spaces with them vs pneumatic.