Here’s a product I decided to try on saving time drilling holes in panels for plug welding and this thing works amazingly, you need one if you are doing metal work
NEWTRY Pneumatic Hole Puncher 5mm Air Metal Hole Punch Tool Industrial Sheet Metal Punching Gun Heavy Duty Metal Hole Flange Opener for Doors & Windows, Factory, Office and Home
What an awesome tool!! I have the same small hole puncher as you from Eastwood and your right, the reach sucks... you can't get the holes punched where you need them because there is no reach.. Thanks for sharing!!!👍
Hi Chris! nice tool. the other day I crossed with a video showing spotwelding with only a tig torch, YES only a Tig Torch ....no holes...I Found it very interesting and maybe it speed up work.... Cheers from Argentina! , Love your videos!
I need door hinges for my 1973 duster. Stephens performance in Alabama says that they have them in stock and that they are made in china. What about classic industry vender. Would the hinges be better or worse ?
really cool find, But! could you buy an adapter of some kind to replace the end on that other tool ? might just have a smaller end fitting, That's if it was ever designed to be a modular type of tool :) loving the builds only wished I could hang out for the day with yuz but im in the UK The amount of incredible work you do to them cars and only using skills you have gained. I dont think your work would be any better even if you DID have the 10k dollar equipment, a true craftsman. Or if you could buy an expensive tool what would it be ?
For making actual round holes in sheet metal where the punch won't reach, or a size it won't punch, or metal too thick for the punch, you need a set of Rotabroach cutters.
@@junkerup true but you’re also melting in the edge. I prefer a smaller hole with higher heat - minimal or no grinding needed if done right. Hmm… I coulda worded that last sentence better.
NEWTRY Pneumatic Hole Puncher 5mm Air Metal Hole Punch Tool Industrial Sheet Metal Punching Gun Heavy Duty Metal Hole Flange Opener for Doors & Windows, Factory, Office and Home
Honestly, the pure joy of finding a tool for a reasonable price that does the job and saves time is such a wonderful thing.
Good find !! That’s going at the top of my tool-parts shopping list. Thanks 👍👍👍
Nice hole puncher.
This will be a game changer. 👍👍
You needed some sound affect captions like Batman showed back in the day. That thing is awesome.
Thanks for the heads up.
What an awesome tool!!
I have the same small hole puncher as you from Eastwood and your right, the reach sucks... you can't get the holes punched where you need them because there is no reach..
Thanks for sharing!!!👍
I wish you would have told me you are posting about this tool. I would have bought stocks in it. Everyone watching going to buy one.😂
One of those is going to find its way into my workshop, for my FSJ restoration. Thanks Chris.
Hi Chris! nice tool. the other day I crossed with a video showing spotwelding with only a tig torch, YES only a Tig Torch ....no holes...I Found it very interesting and maybe it speed up work.... Cheers from Argentina! , Love your videos!
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I never knew MST3K's _Space Mutiny_ works so well for this.
I need door hinges for my 1973 duster. Stephens performance in Alabama says that they have them in stock and that they are made in china. What about classic industry vender. Would the hinges be better or worse ?
Damn Chris you must be rich, you own two pneumatic whole puncher. All I own is a manual hole punch that I bought off of eBay.😅
LOVE IT!! Thanks Chris 👍 😎 🇺🇲 🇺🇲🇺🇲
Have you ever used OER quarter panels? If so are they ok?
Great upgrade to the other tool.
Better get them quick, the price will definitely be going up.
The depth stop is a nice feature.
Nice piece! Thanks for the tip and demo
Yeah to big meaty holes! Lol's
And 70 chargers are still cool!
How large are the holes? I see that tool all over Ebay...Says 8mm holes
What's it called? Bazooka punch?
Naw would be cool though
Hi Chris! It's Anthony in South Florida. Please share a link for removing the spot welds. I am about to do a tub/floor on my Mustang. Thanks!
Bad Assery at it's Finest 🤘
Yo, Chris, been video binging lately on Daytona chargers.
Can you give your fans an update on the Isaac Daytona build?
Cheers from L.A.
Yes please been waiting
The red Bobby Daytona is a customer car, I’m going to be building a few of my own but as for the red Daytona he has put the car on the back burner
@@junkerup Yo. Much appreciated!! Keep "charg-ing" :-))
really cool find, But! could you buy an adapter of some kind to replace the end on that other tool ? might just have a smaller end fitting, That's if it was ever designed to be a modular type of tool :) loving the builds only wished I could hang out for the day with yuz but im in the UK The amount of incredible work you do to them cars and only using skills you have gained. I dont think your work would be any better even if you DID have the 10k dollar equipment, a true craftsman. Or if you could buy an expensive tool what would it be ?
Now all we need is the electric Ryobi version and we'll be making cordless holes.
I have one made by Smith and Wesson..😊
@@RecoveryRoomRestorations Better be good with the hammer and dolly for that approach. What was that about trying not the stretch the metal? LOL.
Wow. The one I used punched about half that size! I've always liked your plug welds!
You should put a link to where you bought it.
It’s just Amazon with pics showing what to look for
yes I have been looking for something like that one the other is ok for some parts but yes it should be a inch deep and it would be great
I have the other hole punch with the flanger built in that you have. I sliced the opening with my grinder to make the depth deeper.
For making actual round holes in sheet metal where the punch won't reach, or a size it won't punch, or metal too thick for the punch, you need a set of Rotabroach cutters.
They make two versions! 5mm and 8mm,?
that hole looks like 10mm its big
It’s smaller than the 3/8 spot weld cutters it takes to remove original welds…
Yes, I need this, take my money!
Wow! That this is awesome!
Great tool Chris
Is that your Charger or a customer’s?
Bam!! 🤘🤘
Yeee Yeee!
Holes look slightly too big for thing sheet metal
8mm is smaller than the 3/8 spot weld cutters it takes to remove originals
@@junkerup true but you’re also melting in the edge. I prefer a smaller hole with higher heat - minimal or no grinding needed if done right. Hmm… I coulda worded that last sentence better.
@@thebigpicture2032 It's available in 6mm too
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