Ok, before jumping into a air powered ROS check the SCFM of your comperssor.
You'll need at least 18 SCFM @ 90PSI with most ROS. If your compessor can
handle that I'd say go for it!

Dan
"keyridge" wrote in message
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I have a 6.5 HP compressor and looking at purchasing some air tools,
i.e. ROS. I understand the lack of moving parts for the air ROS has a
longer shelf life. Are there other advantages/ disadvantages of air vs.
power tools? Do any of you use air ROS for woodworking? Any recommended
air tool manufacturers for woodworkers? Primarily wood but may use it
on occasion for auto.