Have you tried one? We have hundreds of users out there using who have been using it daily for years. Unlike other inexpensive plastic tools that attach to suction cups, this tool is made of High quality hardened steel and housed in high grade aluminum then powered by a Milwaukee M12 driver. Go to rolladeck.net to learn more

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That's funny. Never been told that. Thanks for the comments.

Its called Squire by Equalizer. It's square shaped which provides 4 sharp sides. Available through Equalizer industries and their distributing partners

It is called the Game Changer. Learn more @rolladeck.net

No. It serves as an anchor for the tool. Much like a cleat that bites into the bead to stabilize the tool

It's called the "Game Changer" available @rolladeck.net

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Believe me if it was possible to make an attachment that could be sold separately and adaptable to any drill we would have done so. In order for the tool to perform in the matter that it does, the components must be integrated into the milwaukee otherwise there would be a weak link which would cause a failure to function leading to potential damage to the vehicle and a tool which would not work. Good luck with your endeavors

@@rolladeckwindshieldsetting7747 i do not doubt your knowledge or experience I'm an auto body tech and do all glass on my own cars , windshields for costumers I call a glass co. no worries on warranty , but if i did it everyday i would buy that tool for sure

You must be an honorary member of AGTT. Tell them all I said hi and thank you for always bringing up my company and products in their posts. I get a lot of sales as a result of their banter.

As compared to what? Cold knifing this monstrosity of a windshield. Equalizing the entire thing out. Or using the pos wire contraption the idiots a Sadlite use? This thing answers a lot of problems.

On this particular model you can push the line through the bead from the outside in either bottom corner. I prefer the passenger or right side bottom corner. Pull at least 4 feet through so you have enough supply to wind onto the tool, then feed the line across bottom, up left apillar, across top and down right apillar then past the starting point to the passenger wiper post to wrap around and redirect to the anchor cup in the middle of the windshield. When starting from the inside, use a 3' segment of line and push a loop through the lower passenger side and slip the cutting line from the supply spool through the loop about 2 feet of line is sufficient. Then pull the loop segment back into the cab which will bring in approximately 4 feet of slack line to start. You will find detailed instructions and illustrations on how to setup and use our products @rolladeck.net

It comes complete built onto the M12. Works great with quarters as well.

Thank you sir for the kind words. I never tire from getting feedback on my products. I believe that you will be impressed with the Game Changer as well. Come see us at Auto Glass Week in Virginia Beach in September. We will be in Booth 200.

It is possible but it could be other issues as well. Such as clogged sunroof drains or clogged cowl drains. I would recommend contacting a reputable repair shop in your area

I have the same issue.. when you check out the schematic the leak is a Honda defect. They say it is the black trim on the Hood. However, not all Honda dealerships have leak detection.

Takes me about 3 to 5 minutes with both types of tools. Only difference is with a reciprocal saw tool like the one I believe you are referring to adds more prep time with cleaning and priming the chisel marks left in the metal and makes my arthritis in my hands flare up from the vibration.

No way ur doing it in 2 minutes

If the cowl is warped and deformed from the elements and age, it is possible to have gaps between the panel and the glass. It is also possible that the glass is "decked" too low allowing for a space. Many automakers utilize depth setting blocks to prevent "overdecking" when fitting the glass. If they are removed and the installer doesn't use a high viscosity urethane to control the decking height, then this can also result which may also leave gaps between the glass and side molding trim as well.

$1298. plus shipping. Go to rolladeck.net for more details and to purchase.

The Game Changer available @rolladeck.net

Thank you Max! You can go to rolladeck.net to order.

The roller platform is suspended above the urethane so it doesn't come in contact with it.

I have a set of Rammer Jammers that I also use regularly too. I'm pretty good with them myself. Don't you hate it though when you are pulling a quarter for a blend panel and your blade pops out and scars the paint and the shop now has to blend color to that panel? Doesn't happen often but it can. Not everyone is as skilled with those types of tools as you are. It's good to have options.

@@rolladeckwindshieldsetting7747 I agree the more tools you have the better. Especially with body shop work, so what if it’s faster to use a rammer jammer it won’t be faster if you cut the encap molding on the glass or gouge the paint. Besides the idea isn’t just getting the glass out, it’s also to limit scratching even the scratches you’ll never see because it causes rust and makes the body guys work harder. Its nice to cut a quarter glass out without having made a mark on the paint underneath it.

In this video we are using Equalizer Squire steel wire. The reason is when fiberline comes in contact with a sharp edge, it will easily snap. When removing glass that is just cracked, we use Swift. Fiberline.

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Thank you for your suggestion. Working on an attachment for such applications. Tool works well as is from the jamb on most quarters that are exposed in the door jamb.

Hi Randy. Thank you. Please visit our website for more info and how to purchase. www.rolladeck.net Merry Christmas

It would be up to the user. You can if there's enough clearance.

Not true. Anyone can see in the video that both openings were primed.

Available through PGW and rolladeck.net

Don't be sorry, do you. After 35 years in the trenches I have chronic tendonitis and shoulder issues that motivated me to come up with another alternative to pulling cold knives. If you are good with what you have, carry on. There are plenty of professionals out there that are embracing this new technology. Good luck and stay healthy.

Under 5 minutes with cold knife and extractor, this is just silly.

I reuse them all the time. Same as any other R&I. If you fail to save the pins on a quarter glass R&R do you replace it? If you choose not to reuse it that's fine. This tool will also spare the paint and body surrounding the glass part.