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howareb · 01-22-08, 12:25

I got my Craftsman 3/8" Angle Air Drill and Makita 9227C Rotary from UPS today. This drill is very well constructed and is not as noisy as the other Drill that I got from Pep Boys. I connected up the Drill to the line with the in line oiler and the oil residue has decreased significantly to where it is barely noticeable. What a change. Being that this is normal behavior for air tools, I guess that I will have to live with it. However with the miniscule amount of oil that I am now getting, I can consider using the air tools for detailing. Thanks everyone for their help.

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howareb Proper prep is a virtue howareb is offline Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Stafford, VA. Posts: 1,149	Re: Using Pneumatic Tools..... I got my Craftsman 3/8" Angle Air Drill and Makita 9227C Rotary from UPS today. This drill is very well constructed and is not as noisy as the other Drill that I got from Pep Boys. I connected up the Drill to the line with the in line oiler and the oil residue has decreased significantly to where it is barely noticeable. What a change. Being that this is normal behavior for air tools, I guess that I will have to live with it. However with the miniscule amount of oil that I am now getting, I can consider using the air tools for detailing. Thanks everyone for their help.