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Chicago Pneumatic Mini Drill
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mrshaun
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I sell at least one of these a week to my aviation customers. excellent tool. i had a chuck that wobbled right out of the box. But not a single other problem. 1 1/2 years and no one asking for the tool to be fixed.
if you are looking for a small palm style drill this is the one. If you can find a sioux mini drill those are good also.
if you are looking for a small palm style drill this is the one. If you can find a sioux mini drill those are good also.
peter_x
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I sell at least one of these a week to my aviation customers. excellent tool. i had a chuck that wobbled right out of the box. But not a single other problem. 1 1/2 years and no one asking for the tool to be fixed.
if you are looking for a small palm style drill this is the one. If you can find a sioux mini drill those are good also.
How do you think this compares to the Blue-Point AT801MCK?
mrshaun
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well we carry so many different things through our RWD program that it would take all day to list.
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the at801 is slower. My guys choose the cp over the blue point everytime.
go with what you like of course, but here the guys take the cp. it is a little quieter also
ez red to otc to fowler to pomona makita LISLE KD coast fluke sure shot
streamlight mag lite NEXIQ( we own nexiq) and many many others
the at801 is slower. My guys choose the cp over the blue point everytime.
go with what you like of course, but here the guys take the cp. it is a little quieter also
peter_x
Well-known member
Thanks. I was asking because I have the Blue-Point 1/4" impact gun which has the same body as that drill. But you say the CP is better and is half the price so I think I'll go with that.
mrshaun
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169 for the blue point drill alone
what can you get the cp for?
what can you get the cp for?
peter_x
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169 for the blue point drill alone
what can you get the cp for?
Oops... I was looking at the set with the drill bits. That's 215.95 on the SO website, and now for some reason, it also shows "Your price: $194.36 ". I don't remember that there last time I checked.
Looks like I can get the CP for $114.83 shipped on automotivetoolsonline.com (though I suppose I would just go through my SO dealer).
mrshaun
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not bad on the cp drill
check at801mca it is by itself. the bits are not too bad
check at801mca it is by itself. the bits are not too bad