Engrave Your Legacy ✨
The Chicago Pneumatic CP9361 Industrial Air Scribe Engraving Pen & Precision Chisel Hammer is a versatile tool designed for professionals. With adjustable power for various materials, a lightweight build for easy handling, and an integrated air filter with an 8-foot hose, this tool delivers high performance at 32,400 BPM, making it perfect for engraving and light scaling tasks.
Manufacturer | Chicago Pneumatic |
Brand | Chicago Pneumatic |
Model Number | CP9361 |
Product Dimensions | 20 x 5.5 x 21 cm; 140 Grams |
Colour | Silver |
Material Type | Metal |
Number of Items | 1 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Point Type | Chisel |
Manufacturer Part Number | CP9361 |
Item Weight | 140 g |
P**G
Great Customer Service!!!
Great Customer Service!!! I purchased 14 of these for my shop and my Techs love the tool. Super easy to setup and use. Seller was awesome when we had a problem with one of the items. They shipped replacement right away so we were not down at all.
C**N
Powerful, great for fossil work.
Excellent tool. I bought this to work on hard limestone rock to extract fossils. I did have to buy a bigger compressor, a 2.2CFM at 90PSI, 8 gallon capacity. It runs maybe every 90 seconds or so while using this tool turned up to 3-4.It’s been error free and I’ve used the same carbide tip for over a year now. It may not start impacting when I first turn it on, but you simply have to tap the tip on something ever so lightly and it will start up.The tool can be set from 1-5. I typically use it at 4 for heavy work, and 2 for more delicate situations.
P**N
Not working
Couldn't open the unit to change the bit, stylus, now Ihave to wait 30 days to get my money back!
A**R
Quality. You get what you pay for
Smooth and precise.
S**E
Good if it starts up
Just received mine, plugged it in to an airline.... NOTHING!!! Then a few moments later it started when the compressor kicked on only to stop after about 4 seconds of running. Can't get it started again, no clue. No trouble shooting info online I can find. It's Friday after CP has closed and I'm not a happy customer!Took the tool apart following the CP YouTube maintenance guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hq2PmTtbzdg The piston to cylinder fit felt rough and a little too tight to me so I honed the piston a little using a drill to spin it and some 400 grit sand paper. After that it's been working pretty good, although I think it still seems a little too tight or rough as it still tends to stall, so I should probably hone it some more. The cylinder housing pin is difficult to remove as I had to clamp it to my welding table, shim all my supports so as to ensure that all the energy I applied to strike and remove the spring pin was applied effectively. It actually ought to hone itself in the cylinder, you'd think, if one could get it running for a while.
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