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Old 09-07-04, 18:22
Randy N Randy N is offline
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Default Wayne is correct

They are the same. I have used needle guns working in mill maintenance jobs. they are okay to prep rusty joints for welding (i prefer a mini grinder), but like Wayne says, they are noisy and they arent great for big jobs. I'm not sure how much air they use, as I have only ever used them on an industrial air supply.
Jordan, I think you might find sandblasting a better alternative. There is a Princess Auto Supply near me and they have a great varitey of sandblasting equipment for reasonable prices.
They may have a store near you.

http://www.princessauto.com

Not sure if anyone else has some thoughts.
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