That's Frigging Awesome! He makes it look too easy. I need 5 Windows cut, I wonder how many dozen I'll destroy before I get it right 🤣

WARNING: I can't believe this expert is doing glass grinding as he is. I learned a long time ago that glass dust can give you a thing called Silicosis, which is glass dust in your lungs, and it is a serious problem. All glass grinding has to be done wet so the dust forms a paste you can deal with. Anybody doing stained glass buys a special grinding setup that has a means of keeping the wheel wet.

Great tips 👍👍

please call Bad Chad as he's having issues with his glass lol

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I have quite a few of Strong Hand tools, very ingenious got to git one! Thanks!

We have a tool in the UK it's called a starmer ❤🇬🇧

Yeah I welded up a lot of holes over the years I finally figured out that a butane torch and a wire solder will work for electrical work if you can find old solder with lead it's even easier

excellent video!

Yup I paid about $60-70 for mine 25ft here in Ohio at O'Reillys

Thank you for your help

That was great!

Just looking on Amazon Canada $81 eeek

Do yourself (and your family) a favor and wear ear protection when grinding. What??

Pretty cool I just bought the tool

Pretty dope tool. I will have to remember to get one if I ever run out of my weld backing tape. I didn't know that copper plate was another way of backing smaller holes.

Using a hard disc to grind flush ? Or softer flap disc?

How does it work with the bigger holes

How does it work with the bigger holes

nice tool, better than askin my stupid neighbor for help

I built one like this out of an old mag base for a dial indicator…. However this looks simpler haha

Thanks for sharing another great video.

Good tool, thanks for sharing.

Pretty cool. If you are to save that glass I would cover it to prevent embers from damaging it.

I use one of these as well as handheld versions on handles that I purchased from Amazon and then ones I made myself with scrap copper and long or bent handles to get into some of the more tricky spots, they all work great

what a great idea , and actually strong enough magnets to work on thin steel , I better get a couple of these ..

Picture from inside?

to much Rabbit

Biggest problem I have is it is pretty easy to lock the trigger on by accident.

Subscribed, and where is this thing made?

i appreciate how concise and practical this is. thanks for sharing!

Whacha got there Anthony, another 40s GM cab ,, is that a new project

I love that tool. Bought my first a couple years ago and have since modified it to meet my needs. And I just made a video but haven't loaded it yet 😂 Good Job Anthony! Keeping you guys in our Prayers.

What a cool tool 👍👍

thank YOU Anthony.

Can you use that tool to do Metric lines or do they make a different one for metric lines

Good work

Very influential brother 👍

Did not know about file trick or brake fluid lube trick. I’m doing SS lines

Ready to do mine on my C10 now. Thank you man!

Thankyou

Great easy to follow video, and explanation is spot on. Thank you 👍

Simple to the point and it works ,thank you.

what happens if your "anvil"/die doesn't have a measuring mark?

My mechanic couldn't do a double flair on my nichle copper brake line he said it not thick like the original both is 3/16 line 😢

I never knew brake lines were double flared into I redid them all on a tug and filled the master cylinder up with brake fluid and they all dripped a little because I single flared them all. lol now I know why the double flared means

Exellent clear and really well videoed,sir,thankyou loads,ste from the uk😊

Awsome😊😊

I thought these were called "bubble" flare?

thanks for the deburring tip