You Need This Tool - Episode 115 | Sheet Metal Hand Seamer Metal Brake
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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On this episode of You Need This Tool I feature the Wiss Hand Seamer or hand brake. This may be a tool most are not familiar with but its a pretty cool one.
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Iv been doing collision for 20+ yrs and I have several pairs of those and use them daily, I actually drilled holes thro one pair for punching holes with out damaging the metal or your hands lol
My uncle is a old HVAC guy he calls them Duct Tongs, if we called them something different he would yell at us Haha
Duct-bills. Got that.
I have been using those in hvac duct installations and fabrication for 30 years and they are my favorite sheet metal tool.
I use the end or side as a hammer to knock the drives down the sides of the trunkline and bend over the ends before I tape the joint.
They also make one that is long and straight with a slit in each side you put the sheet metal in and fold it over but it is harder to move as it bends the entire length of the tool at once.
yeah I still need to figure out all the uses for my self. I dig it and use it all the time
Someone said that every tool has a hammer side.
I'm a refrigeration guy who inherited some from my dad who did AC. I use them for all the wrong reasons but they straighten bent stuff well.
Those are great for stretching upholstery. I know people who use em for making canvases for painting too
I could see that
funny.. that's the line i use on the ladies at the bar.."it's friday fool you need this tool".. lol
Wouldn't leave the HVAC shop without those bad boys in my toolbag. Super handy, heavy-duty, and graduations on the jaws keep you straight on longer run bends!
Using mine to do a a mounting surface for custom mount for my rocker switch panel in a truck. Works well for small jobs. For large jobs a brake is definitely what you want.
I bought a 6 inch harbor freight seamer years ago for making ducts and vents for my racecar. I have two for wider bends and it works pretty well.
I use mine all the time, life long HVAC guy.
Great vid!! Glad they're back and in the new place!! Also...you need a silence sign for the gigantic crickets in the background! haha!
we call em duckbills !! So useful in my line of work... Industrial finishing systems installations
Thanks for the inspiration. Ima go work on my track car
Hamlet is the only way to go if your a real tinner
It's Friday..(pause) FOOOOLLLL!!! AND YOU..(pause) need this tool. We need more emphasis bring it back to the old days Kyle!!!! Thanks for the vids just giving you crap:)
I’ve always heard them called duck bills and they are definitely handy
Duck bills were flat wide needle nose. Great yool for all mechanics
I like the mags on your chopper in the background. Reminds me of BMX's back in the day.
what ever works to get the job done right... cool video
Dewalt threaded impact drill bit! I love mine cut threw 4 TOYOTA 3 Ford & 8 chevy frames like butter!
a amazing tool i use every month is a coolant system funnel (big yellow funnel) helps bleed air from the coolant system
Could you do a video on a tubing flare kit? For brakes or fuel line.
yeah I could probably do that
Tongs Get some Steadmans
It looks fun I should buy one of these tools.
Hey Kyle. Man, you're putting in more work this week than I am. True story - out Monday and took a half day today.😁 Great tool and you know we all love your Friday episodes... no better way that I know of to kick off the weekend. Have a good one, brother!👈😎👉
We used them often in sign Fabrication
excelente herramienta!!!! saludos desde Mexico.
Yep got several 👍👍👍👍
Great video I learned a lot, thank you!
Another great tool and another great video. 👍👍
Could do one on a vacuum brake bleeder kit. I got one on Amazon for under $30 and it's all contained in a case. So much easier than the old pump and hold method.
Hell yeah brother! Love the new office/studio.
thanks...still a work in progress
Awesome 😎
IT'S FRIDAY FOOL 👍,
Camloc pliers and associated tools. 'Cause fu96 a Dzus fastener.
Grade a chineseum. Pass. Get the MalcoS2R. Made in Minnesota.
I would get the one thats tilted
My eyes crossed so many time that thing waves across the screen screaming for action and detail on uses.. love tool reviews where it’s the look and functionality what matters.. no way could you possibly have any pros and cons to visualize in detail. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more great content !!
Flairing tool. Zip tie tightener. Hard rivet tool.
I have done the flaring tool and hard riveter...have not done the zip tie tightener though
Who you calling a fool you chump no one call,s Mr T a fool😆
The pinch welds on my mustang were folded by the previous owner using them as jack points, think this tool is worth trying to straighten them?
it might get the job done depending on how bad they are
Looked everywhere, could not find this 'ham steamer' tool...doh
Is this tool knurled or smooth inside the jaws?
MC Handseamer :))))
I watched 2 minutes of yapping and left
Ham steamer! Mmmmm.... HAM!
How do you like your belt grinder?
I like it. would like to add a large disc to fam though
Harbor freight has um for 16.49 then use the 20% off
$17.99 now. But 30% off coupon.
you are looking for "home built" aircraft aka "experimental aircraft."
do you have something powerfull?
Hey, instead of buying one modify some vise grips and make something of your own. I'm sure I'm not the only one that misses your fab videos! Just a thought for a small video!
No thanks. I do siding work and have for over 30 years. I use this style of tool but the Vice Grip kind which locks down and doesn't slip like the Wiss or Malco brands do. I have no interest whatsoever in this type of tool.
Gees, get to the point bud.
So..... I “need” this tool...... but you haven’t taken the time to research what it’s called, what industry uses it. You seem like a nice guy, but a very amateur video.
Lol 👍