Reaper Rod review. Dent tools/Pdr tools.

Check out these bad boys.
I’ll write a clever description some other time.
www.RealWorldPDR.com

[@allenwilson6585]

they are fantastic. love mine and I am still learning all they can do.

[@KevinSandy2]

Video quality is great Jim!

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

Thanks getting better at them trying to up the production value a bit. The lessons are taking 3-4x as long to produce, but it’ll be worth it

[@TURBOCAST]

I use them and they are awesome!!

[@dalemark4821]

Gotta get one of those!

[@MyGuyKirby]

See when you are having fun, the same happens to the video. Keep it up and let me try that new tool.

[@RoguePC4U]

About to pull the trigger on these... are they really that much better than say... the Tsurkis Rod set? I do hail - and honestly, I haven't yet figured out the Stanliner techniques. I'm thinking I should.

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

While I absolutely agree that you should learn some stanliner techniques, let it be know that the MT set is a phenomenal set. The MT set also comes in more sizes, lending a bit more versatility in some scenarios. If you plan to learn some new techniques, these are excellent tools and a fantastic place to start.

[@jwild5360]

What’s your thoughts on this tool 4 years later? Trying to decide between these and the cranes.

[@MichaelMashpotato]

Are the A-1 versions the same as the Reapers directly from the Reaper website? Just curious because I bought Stanliners directly from Canada and the got some from A-1 and the quality is super obvious. I really want these. I’m just starting to use stanliner and I also love love sharp picks like the MT (PDR Finesse) tools. These look to be amazing tools.

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

Yes they are the same!

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

And yes this is the perfect combo of all that!

[@johno-gb7ci]

Hi have you used any alligator tools?

[@spray1k]

Hey, Jim! How this tool is acting in repairing creases ? Thinking of buying it.

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

It’s great for finishing the end of crease work

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

When you become familiar with the dragging technique it excels at that creases that you can use that technique on

[@20yeartech15]

Agreed these rule!

[@emmettcoen]

You ever try glue pulling... Actually who won the tool give away... Was it me?

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

Sorry man we announced the winners earlier. It wasn’t. I was rooting for you though!

[@emmettcoen]

@@RealWorldPDRTraining oh well.. Ya can't win em all 😂 I can't even win one 😭

[@kielerjim]

Gosh I've been pushing dents for 23 years and I think they look nothing better than what I have.

[@RealWorldPDRTraining]

jim k respect your opinion. I’m a 16 year tech myself always try to stay on the frontline of what’s new. Are you using stanliner techniques at all? Willing to bet probably not if you’re cool with what you have. That’s fine, but if you were to give them some honest effort I’m willing to bet you’d find cleaner faster repairs happening... These perform a lot of those techniques and also have the option of a regular precision tip. Not to mention they fit everywhere. But hey. I don’t own the company, I don’t care if you don’t buy them

[@geraldocruz9124]

This tools are sold out

[@GrayDuckDentRepairofMinnesota]

Geraldo Cruz they’re BaaaaACK... DentReaper.com

[@geraldocruz9124]

@@GrayDuckDentRepairofMinnesota thanksssss