Don't Ever Use this Tool on your Aircraft
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Watch a demonstration of a portable induction heater used to superheat a rusty nut and bolt. This is a great tool to use in place of a torch for heating as there is no flame to create a combustion hazard. The induction heater only heats ferrous (iron and steel parts). This was purchased on Amazon for approx $200
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Someone should come up with a tool to remove Stewie Griffon.
Eric at South Main Auto has a great video on using these on his channel. They are quite popular in the rust belt and marine industry and I've used them for a long time. As far as stainless steel goes, I've found it will work with some grades that are magnetic.
Very Interesting Tool. I have never seen this before. Thanks, Jon.
Love that new device, very cool! What kind of plane is that you have behind you, is it yours? Do you have any videos of you flying? I like the picture of Little Man on it! Did you name him? Love your videos!
Thats hot, and cool ;)
Althougt i agree Is safer than an open flame there Is such a thing as flash point for flamable substances
I was waiting to see if the nut came loose...
I have an old school Weller soldering "gun". I fit it with a length of coat hangar with an appropriately-sized loop around the suspect nut. Pull the trigger and the heat goes to the nut. Please use judicially.
Thank you sir
He never got to the point of why not to use it on aircraft 🤯
I expect the title was referring to the use of an open flame.
@@maxwellduncan6150 I second this.
Maybe it screws with the compass?
I think it was just a clever hook to get you suckers to watch the video. Lol.
So what the hell does this "tool" have to do with "not using this on an aircraft?"
You must be getting a commission on the sales.
I'm guessing the strong magnetic current could wreak havoc on many avionics. Your bashing of someone who does a tremendous amount for general aviation is uncalled for.
Given what I've seen on the channel and of his sense of humor, he's probably thinking about the fact that most of the components on a plane are aluminum and will not heat efficiently.
1:18 Don’t use a fire wrench on an airplane.
@@gawebm Insert eye roll here ....>>>>( )
Really enjoyed this!
Good to know. Thanks.
I have 3 different ones two homemade ones for very large objects thats are h20 cooled and one of the one in this video they come in very handy.
What would you say the best route for someone working on barstock and steel rods might be? A prebuilt unit, or some sort of kit?
But can you pass your aviation medical with a pacemaker? I don't really know, but I doubt it.
From the AOPA site: Both heart valve replacement and permanent heart pacemaker insertion are “specifically disqualifying medical conditions.” This means that if you hold any class of medical certificate you should self-ground (FAR 61.53) until you obtain a special issuance (waiver); if you see your aviation medical examiner (AME), he or she cannot issue you a medical until you are “cleared” by the FAA's medical certification people.
Why not use induction heat... oh wait that's literally what it is
$262.37 ebay
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So, where was this device made?
Garden of Eden?
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I'm thinking there's a connection here with the principal that keeps the Earth's core molten.
I just checked eBay ......... AU$2500!!!!
Amazon mine was $225 US