![]() 04/04/2019 at 19:51 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
I want one. Don’t think I can justify the $300, but damn. That would be handy up here in rustville.
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Huh! Never heard of of that tool. Looks damn handy.
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I did not know of this either. Neat
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Last time I checked, it was the Mini-Ductor at $1000. So $300 is almost worthwhile (when I lived in Wisconsin).
http://www.theinductor.com/induction-heating-products/mini-ductor
Or you could really cheap out or you could DIY:
https://www.ebay.com/i/111797730363?chn=ps
https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Powerful-Induction-Heater/
Oxy-acet is my go-to but there’s times when you’ve got gas lines or seals nearby. Let us know if it’s worth it after you get one!
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huh they’ve come down. My dads friend has one. It is pretty fing amazing when dealing with rusty equipment, though I’d be a little bit hesitant putting that much heat into the threaded section.
![]() 04/04/2019 at 20:37 |
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I bet a person could make one for quite a bit less. Check out the YouTube channel called “Great Scott”. He’s played with an induction heater like that before.
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I wonder what it would feel like the lick the bolt when its that hot...
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Neat. Wouldn’t that much heat on such a specific part of the block make it brittle though? Can’t imagine it’s good for the metallurgy.
Also who can name the engine? No cheating!
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We have a bolt buster one in our shop and it’s worth it’s cost for freeing up rusty bolts. Much less messy than a Mapp gas torch too. We’ve had more than a few fasteners that were going to be cut outs or drill outs after breaking, but a bit of heat and they came loose. Worth it.
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Speaking of tools, I’m definitely getting one of these. I’ve had trouble using manual impact drivers and this looks really good. I found it just the other day on Mustie1's YT channel, and it seems ETCG showed it a couple years ago.
The Shake n Break: