JPP-1 - Joggler & Punch Plier (S200)

www.machineryhouse.com.au/S200 - JPP-1 - Joggler & Punch Plier (S200) Crimp Flange & Punch Head
Description
A dual function hand tool particularly useful for vehicle body and sheet metal repairs that involve joining metal pieces together.
Pressure from one side forms a shallow stepped edge so that an adjacent overlapping sheet sits flush.
The head also rotates to activate hole punch ideal for spot welding.
Features
- Dual head: crimp flange & punch tool
- Fast conversion by simply turning the head
- 1mm sheet metal capacity
- 13mm x 22mm crimp (DxW)
- Ø5mm hole punch
- Spring return handle & tool head
- Fitted with non-slip PVC grips
for more information go to www.machineryhouse.com.au/S200
Please Note: an optional air nibble was used to create the initial hole in the panel,
all details for this tool can be viewed on the following link
www.machineryhouse.com.au/A082

[@paulmac7667]

Saw that at the Melbourne store and wondered what the heck it was for. I suppose I'll have to buy one now......just because.

[@davidbrockman7690]

Now I get it...

[@experimentandoenlacocina5399]

Hi guys. What was the purpose of doing that? Or was this a demonstration pretending the hole was damaged-by-rust hole?

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Yes demonstration & repair of rust or damage, ;)

[@North49191]

it was an experimentando

[@johncooper7242]

it would be very helpful if for the next video the cameraman holds the camera still so that we can see what is going on without feeling seasick

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Hi John, Yes i have to agree it was pretty ordinary camera work, The videos will be much better from now on. check out some of his camera work done recently, Product reviews on a BM-22AD Milling machine & BP-310 Wood bandsaw. let us know why you think of his work on them.

[@johncooper7242]

hope my comment didn't appear too critical ,I assure you that it was meant to be constructive. I usually find it works well to use a tripod for most tutorials but of course there are times the camera needs to be following the work closely . The closer the focal length the slower we need to be when panning. Great instructional videos. I have since bought myself a joddler and will be attempting some butt welding on auto panels ,look forward to seeing more .Thank you

[@Machineryhouse1930]

no problem, we welcome constructive criticism, keeps us on our toes and heading forward and upward, :)

[@Golo1949]

I was going to say the same thing!

[@T3glider]

Air nibbler and then a hand punch? Just use a pneumatic punch.

[@magnuscleantech4440]

Can I use this for aluminium frame thickness 1.3 - 1.4 mm??

[@Machineryhouse1930]

I would think not, as the unit has clearance for 1mm material, if you can make it into a store, bring in your material and try it out, thanks

[@ButcheryTapes]

@@Machineryhouse1930Whats the name of the first tool that cuts the circle?

[@stevepassey9788]

good tutorial but too much moving the camera around unnecassarily.

[@justwatchingffs371]

Was fine the first time I watched it. Got vertigo watching it a second time after reading your comment.

[@karlkrouse7156]

8

[@bellamoments5908]

Can this be used on rubber?

[@justwatchingffs371]

What??