Thread: Air guns.

I did a bunch of research on the Garage Journal forum (as I often do for tools), and while there may be slightly better performing guns, or more versatile, I thought my first one should be the grandfather of all long-lasting and reliable guns. This tank will get passed on to my future children.

It flows a ton of air, and passes OSHA standards by having a cone on the tip that makes it nearly impossible to cover the entire ring of tiny outlets with your hand/etc.

This same feature makes it not super great for things like popping out brake caliper pistons, or other odd jobs that require a single point outlet.

Pics:

While rebuilding my front Wilwood calipers, I realized sometimes you just need a non-OSHA compliant air gun. I pick up this Milton S-153 unit and end up using it most days over the Typhoon unit above.

I filed down the mold separation lines. Because I'm that guy.

I saw "air guns" and got excited. I was about to post pics of my dad's Daystate Red Wolf, Midnight edition...of the .25 cal variety.

Sorry.