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I love tools. Art tools. Carpentry tools. Handy dandy tools to turn creativity into usefulness! I have never tried air compressor powered tools, but this article makes me want to check into it. I've seen the workmen in our community using them and these tips make sense.

Home improvement tips on how air superiority can help homeowners.

According to Jon Hoch, founder of Air Compressors Direct.com (http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com), air power is the key.

Hoch says that there are three main reasons why a growing number of do-it-yourselfers are pulling the plug on their electric tools in exchange for air tools:

1. Power to Weight

Air tools deliver more torque and higher revolutions per minute than an electric-powered tool, enabling users to accomplish their tasks more quickly and effectively.

2. Value

"When you buy an air compressor, you're getting one powerful motor instead of a dozen small little motors that burn out," said Landsly. "My air tools last a lot longer than electric-powered tools."

3. Versatility

Landsly uses a variety of air tools for different tasks, including an impact wrench, spray gun, finish nailer, angle nailer, and ratchet wrench. "I really like the simplicity of having one power source for all of these tools," said Landsly.

(http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com/catalog/airtools.php)

Air Compressors Direct (http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com) is an online air compressor superstore owned and operated by Power Equipment Direct, Inc. (http://www.powerequipmentdirect.com). The company also maintains Electric Generators Direct (http://www.electricgeneratorsdirect.com) and Pressure Washers Direct (http://www.pressurewashersdirect.com).

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