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Air Power Tools

Have you ever needed to go off to some partially secluded part of your property to do a bit of work, only to discover that your power cable won't safely reach that far? Or just as bad, you think you've got the whole issue of safety with power cables beaten - only to realize that you forgot to charge the battery on your power tool? 

There is a solution - you need to get yourself some air power tools! Air power tools give you the flexibility to work virtually anywhere you want (if you're using a petrol or gas powered compressor), like a battery powered tool, but don't suffer from the inevitable slowing down due to a lack of power like the battery operated tools will inevitably do. 

They give you the power of a regular powered tool, but without the safety issues that can be involved if the power plug is too far away from where you need it to be. Air power tools give you the best of both worlds.

Most of those jobs that you need to get done will be able to be done with air power tools. You can get a wide variety of air powered tools, such as:

Grinders: both angle and die - with angle grinders being such a useful tool for outdoor jobs, such as working on metal fences, cutting concrete or working on cracks in walls, you may need to use it in areas where the power supply just won't reach. 

Hammers: chipping and low vibration - if you need something that's a bit more heavy duty than an angle grinder for tackling your aging concrete, then you'll probably need to break it up with your air powered chipping hammer. 

Riveting: this is an air power tool that can be of great use in those far flung areas of your property - especially if you still have that long overdue fence to put up. 

While you're at it, you can also get air powered versions of more traditional tools like sanders (orbital, belt, flat bed, and palm), saws (circular, nibbler, and shears), as well as screwdrivers, staplers and nail guns, and probably the one thing that everyone needs around the house - drills. 

Pretty much any tools you could ever want to use around the house, or even outside it, is going to be available to you in an air powered version. They're going to be safer to use in some places than the electrical version, and more powerful than the battery powered equivalent.
 
Air power tools may not be an essential item for everyone, especially if you can safely use some form of electrical tool instead, but it will be of great benefit to people who have a lot of heavy work to do in areas where electricity just isn't going to be a safe option - and those people who just love gadgets!