Mini-Ductor Venom HP

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Today we'll be testing out the Mini-Ductor Venom HP made by Induction Innovations.
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This is an induction heating tool that provides the heat, without the flame!
In today's video, I'll be unboxing this product, briefly explaining how it works (without getting too technical) then you'll get to see it in action!
Once again, huge shout-out goes to ‪@InvisibleHeat‬ #InductionInnovations for sending us this #MiniDuctor #VenomHP to use in our videos!
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As well as a link to all the accessories they offer: www.theinductor.com/induction...
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[@EliminatorPerformance]

BUY IT ON AMAZON; Venom HP: amzn.to/3xSZnSl Original: amzn.to/3wcvY58

[@PredatorOmnivore]

Add a little candle wax or paraffin wax to the heated threads. The wax gets pulled in by capillary action to help loosen and lubricate the threads.

[@chilimax21]

Great video! Very concise and thorough especially pointing out to have a gap between the metal part and coil so you don't burn through the insulation. Subscribed.

[@blackdeath6075]

Ended up getting the venom 2 for me and my dad. Got to try it out on my 18 year old and super rusty brake line fittings and it loosened them up like nothing. Can wait to use it again when the time comes. Best $600 bucks I’ve ever spent in my life!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Yea these tools aren't cheap but they're absolutely worth it for how quick they make jobs!

[@DaVe-dv3qs]

Bought the venom HP last year, one of the best purchases I've ever made, hands down! Saved me hours of labor and lots of money in not-broken bolts. And if a bolt still breaks even after I used the heater on it then I can say for sure that it wasn't going to come out nicely no matter what!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

It's one of the best tools we have for sure, lots of cylinder head bolts are seized on the old craftsman snowblowers and this Venom HP gets the heat down into the thread even though we only put the coil around the bolt head. Works great!

[@MikkoRantalainen]

Great review! I would recommend getting heat resistant braided wire protection insulation sleeves. The sleeve should cost less than $0.10 per meter and you can use any solid copper wire as the conductor inside the sleeve. And make sure to use high quality copper to avoid getting the wire too hot.

[@waynestefinashen239]

Wow what a great tool for small engine repair shops, i have seen videos using them in auto shops but as you have shown safer and easy to use for small engine repair also.. For sure a major time saver and ends up paying for itself in a short period of time. Glad you showed the damaged coil with the full explanation full transparency for sure. Great video looking forward to see it used on different projects.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@kbssmallenginerepair2615]

Excellent demonstration! That is quite the tool. Thoroughly enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

I'm really enjoying using it, and have some other, shorter, more specific videos planned. Thanks for watching!

[@kbssmallenginerepair2615]

@@EliminatorPerformance awesome, can’t wait to see it.

[@mrjoeyb]

Honestly, this was the best review I’ve seen so far on the Venom HP. Hoping to get one tomorrow when I see my Snap On dealer!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

It really does come in handy for the type of work I'm doing. Thanks for watching!

[@TheAvi8tor]

I just bought one of these. Thank you for the great tips and this video!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@HobbyMotorDK]

What a time saving tool and a great review.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@ChubbyButcher]

Holy crap! I need this in my life. thank you so much for the awareness on this item. perfect! #wicked. . thanks EP.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@Mrdubomb]

Ours cost 1000 from local snap on dealer, not sure how people are getting these for cheaper but I'm extremely jealous.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Buy directly from the company! Click the links in the description

[@robertmailhos8159]

Cool tool there young man glad you shared this tool👍👍

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@richardkistner5549]

Thank you!

[@brettloeffler408]

Great review & an excellent video... Looks like a winner of a tool at least for those of us in the rust belt... 👍

[@EliminatorPerformance]

They're insanely good, worth the money even if you don't get the venom HP which is the premium tool

[@kjell-richardlvdal373]

I love that tool, and very well review

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-ss6zt2mo1l]

It’s MAGIC ✨

[@billhanley5878]

Very nice review. I recently bought both items you reviewed. Plan on using it for exhaust manifold stud / bolt removal.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

It'll work awesome! I use it all the time on seized riding lawnmower blade nuts and all kinds of seized nuts and bolts

[@PredatorOmnivore]

Wrap the U-Form coil around a LARGER object. You do not want a tight wrap because the induction produced heat is applied to the coil insulation by "conduction" transfer thus burning up the insulation and shorting out the coil and burning up the machine.

[@beanolatte2682]

Cool tool!!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@themowerman]

Ok Jake. What an interesting bit of kit.. I'm very interested in using something like this.. the old man will be using it to cook on the BBQ next week lol

[@waynestefinashen239]

Gonna grill up some squirrel Mick ship Brian and we will do him for Mrs. P. LOL

[@themowerman]

@@waynestefinashen239 nice to eat but a bugger to skin lol

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Actually plan on getting the old man an induction bbq lol thanks for watching Mick!

[@anthonysoto3776]

I found this for 700 on a Mac tools truck. Like you said it pays for itself. I've broken bolts off studs before and I still lose sleep over it. I can't wait to get it Friday.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

You'll be using it all the time, the coil kits are great because they let you use it on pretty much anything.

[@donvoll2580]

Good day Jake Boy o boy that looks like something places like yours could have one.. Well done thanks

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching Don!

[@TheLawnmowerLady]

Truly a cool tool! We used a product by Varflex for insulating electrical wire from friction and heat at my old job. I'm thinking those burnt coils could be repaired with the correct sized sleeving and heat shrink. Thanks for the review.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Yes I'm going to look into something like a Cer-wool sleeve, but for $13 I just went out and bought a couple more. Thanks for watching!

[@waynestefinashen239]

Excellent idea thanks for the information Shorty

[@osuperduke1]

When heating the seized blade adapter, how long did you heat it and how many cycles did you perform (2 minute limit correct)?

[@M0NXF]

Will it work with alumimium blade adapters or just steel ?

[@tsgt2007]

Will it work taking off a Phillips #4 screw which is flush on a piece of aluminum metal.

[@nashguy207]

I am aware of there larger ones for cars but didn't know they this smaller one they look like they work well but they are pricey for an individual to buy for a shop I think they would be great.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

They also offer a 12v version that hooks up to a cars battery terminals. Very cool stuff! Thanks for watching!

[@motoman5023]

Great video i wish i could talk my boss into one of theese

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Send him the video! And thanks for watching!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Once again, huge shout-out goes to Induction Innovations for sending us this Mini-Ductor Venom HP to use in our videos! If you'd like to check out their website, social media, or any of their products, here's where you can find them; Visit their website at www.theINDUCTOR.com or call them toll-free at 877-688-9633 to find a dealer near you! Here's the link for their full product line of Mini-Ductor models: www.theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools/mini-ductor/models As well as a link to all the accessories they offer: www.theinductor.com/induction-heater-tools-store/mini-ductor-accessories KZbin: kzbin.info Facebook: facebook.com/InductionInnovations/ Instagram: instagram.com/induction_innovations Twitter: twitter.com/invisibleheat

[@jackies8538]

Finally, somebody chose to teach how to use the thing that’s cool question do these coils work with other? I bought a different brand and this branch you have shows more added pieces. Do you know if the stuff is interchangeable?

[@EliminatorPerformance]

I'm sure they are, they're just metal rods with the heat wrap. This thing is amazing and although we don't use it all the time, when we need it, it gets the job done

[@jackies8538]

@@EliminatorPerformance give me your professional opinion how to I have a model a block with about a dozen head studs that I have to get out, after heating the stud how would you get ahold of it to take it how long should you wait after it gets hot to take it out

[@EliminatorPerformance]

@@jackies8538 I would personally weld a nut to the top of the stud if it was badly seized. Then you can heat them up red hot, you can quench them with water if needed, but usually I wait for them to not be red, then start removing. You would have to replace the studs, but it's a small cost

[@jackies8538]

@@EliminatorPerformance thank you for your reply, I have new studs that's not a problem, have you ever used a tool call to stall Willie it was sold by snap-on long time it was designed to get into small spaces to get studs out it worked great use it for main studs, like a hemi you don't have room to get much down in there to get a Maine stud out it works it works great

[@fixitallpaul4847]

How much does it weigh?

[@obaidulislam3419]

how price this machine

[@dubmob151]

25:35 if the lower cost model can only run at 110V rather than 120V, what would happen if you only have 120V power and plugged it into that? Would it be damaged from the overvoltage?

[@EliminatorPerformance]

No it has a rectifier and will only run at 110v it will be fine

[@vsetkoumiera7683]

$650-$700 😳😳 Love to have one and need one but can’t afford that price tag in this day and age

[@EliminatorPerformance]

I hear you, but once you price out an oxy-acetylene torch kit with tanks and hoses, and the cost associated with refilling, it gets as expensive, or more.

[@BrucesShop]

After 5 seconds I wanted one. How did you find out about it?? I did a major job on the strange Tecumseh Eager carb first in the video. Email me if you are having issues with it.

[@waynestefinashen239]

Bruce the old man was watching KZbin videos as usual when an automotive seized bolt video popped up using the induction innovations Venom HP so we contacted them noting it would make good video footage in the small engine repair business and they agreed.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

That Tecumseh is cooked, guy was using it to cut ditches and running it sideways, one of the valves seized up and now it doesn't have much compression. Using it for parts as there would most likely be other issues due to oil starvation!

[@robertkwiatkoski1292]

I know it is expensive, but how much does a shop charge per hour? For my old 93 rust bucket it would allow me to work to my limits of experience. The savings would be pretty quick i think.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

This unit is $650 US and my shop charges $70/hr Canadian, so that's $54.50/hr in US currency.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

@@EliminatorPerformance Similar no-brand induction heater devices can be found here in Finland for about $300 including all taxes so getting one is a no-brainer if you're doing DIY stuff more than once.

[@TKM1951]

Mini - inductor am I missing something $ 730.00 for a mini inductor on a $100 snowblower

[@CatsMeowington]

Yes, he is reviewing this product and he is very thorough. You are missing the fact that this is not for everyone. If it was $29.95, I would buy one ASAP! At $730, no, but I may look at the other products pricing with less power. I knew this would be $$$.

[@frogfoot198]

Nice but $625?!?!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Compared to an oxy acetylene torch, a good kit will run you about $250 for a torch, hoses and regulators. Then you need to buy, or rent tanks. Not to mention fill them when they run out. Over time, this tool will eventually pay for itself. Thanks for watching!

[@clems6989]

Dip coil in plastidip...

[@prawnstar502]

way over priced