Ingersoll Rand Air Hammer Kit 135MAXK, Heavy Duty Pneumatic Hammer with 2600 BPM, 76 mm Stroke, 3/4" Bore Diameter, Incl. 5-Pieces Chisel Set

Picture this: You're standing in your garage, the smell of motor oil in the air, and your faithful Snap-On air hammer finally gives up the ghost after years of faithful service. Enter the Ingersoll Rand Air Hammer, strutting in like the tool equivalent of a rock star ready to show everyone how it’s done.First off, let's talk about power. The Ingersoll Rand doesn't just hammer—it *hammers*. If Thor decided to give up his day job and get into DIY, this is the tool he’d wield. It's got so much power, I swear I saw it loosen a bolt just by glaring at it. Snap-On? More like Snap-Off, as in “snap off to the side and let the real tool work.”And let's not forget about durability. This thing could survive a nuclear apocalypse, the rise of the machines, and my mother-in-law’s holiday fruitcake—all at once. The Snap-On, meanwhile, looks like it might faint if it sees a particularly stubborn piece of rust.But the real kicker? The sound. The Ingersoll Rand Air Hammer roars like a lion asserting dominance over the entire savanna, whereas the Snap-On sounds like a cat with a cold. I mean, who wouldn’t want their neighbors to know they’re wielding a tool of sheer awesomeness every time they need to chisel or cut?Versatility is another win for the Ingersoll Rand. It's like the Swiss Army knife of air hammers—whether you're doing precision work or unleashing chaos, it's got your back. The Snap-On? It's more like a rusty nail file in comparison.Finally, let’s talk ergonomics. The Ingersoll Rand fits in your hand like it was meant to be there, like Excalibur in the hands of King Arthur. The Snap-On, on the other hand, feels like gripping a half-cooked spaghetti noodle.In conclusion, the Ingersoll Rand Air Hammer isn't just a tool—it's a statement. It's a battle cry. It's the kind of air hammer that makes other tools in your garage weep with inadequacy. Snap-On? Snap out of it. The king has arrived, and it goes by the name of Ingersoll Rand.PS - Get the Amazon extended warranty through Asurion. You probably won't need it, but it's a worthy investment. If this ever breaks or fails within your warranty period, you fill in a simple form, they send you a prepaid shipping label, you just need to find a box and they email you a gift card code for your full purchase amount. I had a die grinder I had to warranty and it was incredibly easy to do.

Heavy equipment guy by trade and it is worth all it cost

Great gift for my husband. He needed it!

Amazon won the price war on this one!

Need to loosen the rear hub and bearing assembly from a 2010 Dodge Charger axle. All was a bit rusty. This worked great whereas all other methods I used did not. I can see getting a lot of use out of the tool.