Don't Ever Use this Tool on your Aircraft

[@southjerseysound7340]

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.

[@lulubellers]

Someone should come up with a tool to remove Stewie Griffon.

[@JosephWestra]

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!

[@FlydadTC]

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.

[@andy.puempel]

Very Interesting Tool. I have never seen this before. Thanks, Jon.

[@sebastiancardoso7264]

Thats hot, and cool ;) Althougt i agree Is safer than an open flame there Is such a thing as flash point for flamable substances

[@johnbacon2553]

I was waiting to see if the nut came loose...

[@steveb7310]

He never got to the point of why not to use it on aircraft 🤯

[@maxwellduncan6150]

I expect the title was referring to the use of an open flame.

[@felonebike9859]

@@maxwellduncan6150 I second this.

[@BixbyConsequence]

Maybe it screws with the compass?

[@Boscovius]

I think it was just a clever hook to get you suckers to watch the video. Lol.

[@doesntmatter3068]

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.

[@gawebm]

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.

[@novicereloader]

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.

[@LTVoyager]

1:18 Don’t use a fire wrench on an airplane.

[@doesntmatter3068]

@@gawebm Insert eye roll here ....>>>>( )

[@chadpm11]

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.

[@MultiMcgruber]

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?

[@nalakadisanayake5559]

Thank you sir

[@ioanekirarahu951]

But can you pass your aviation medical with a pacemaker? I don't really know, but I doubt it.

[@bethfarmer4040]

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.

[@bethfarmer4040]

Really enjoyed this!

[@ThiagoG_]

So, where was this device made?

[@BixbyConsequence]

Garden of Eden?

[@mynameisntimportant9341]

Why not use induction heat... oh wait that's literally what it is

[@commentatron]

I'm thinking there's a connection here with the principal that keeps the Earth's core molten.

[@ikay2102]

Good to know. Thanks.

[@gxlbiscuit]

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[@kirbylee57]

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[@JMOUC265]

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[@keithrussell]

I just checked eBay ......... AU$2500!!!!

[@HomebuiltHELP]

Amazon mine was $225 US