The Bolt Buster - Remove Rusted Bolts With Ease

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[@jerrycube6244]

It’s induction heating, more like an induction cooktop or charger, not so much like a microwave.

[@Toolsinaction]

Thank you for the correction

[@jerrycube6244]

Yeah if it was microwave based working near the gas tank the channel might need to be renamed Lone Tool in Action with Eric carrying on alone... 😜

[@melsmobileservices4223]

Definitely worth the money as a mechanic! I'm a mobile tech so I will be investing in this. Thanks for the quick video.

[@Toolsinaction]

yw

[@Irvingnator1]

Can you use that for plumbing? Heating copper?

[@wildcat1530]

would a heat gun work too?

[@loganp7043]

Those are awesome definitely faster and better than a torch

[@stevenandrews6627]

Wow..... and I thought that I had everything! I've never seen induction used in this application. Good job lads!

[@Toolsinaction]

ty

[@regopit44]

The humor of a 12 year old. Somethings never change. Nice video guys

[@squidspressurewashingllc6450]

What if I told you you can make a loop inductor just like that for under $50? If more people knew how to make these that company would be crapping their pants..

[@BigJnWorldWide]

I hate to ask such a stupid question but this is the first time I've come across something I didn't get off without an impact. You heat the head of the bolt or the metal around it?

[@dennysmith2291]

Nice video guys. How is the new shop coming along. 👍

[@Toolsinaction]

Its awesome, we are painting today :}

[@dennysmith2291]

@@Toolsinaction looking forward to seeing it .

[@JoeDavis82]

That’s pretty neat

[@marvinsprowl8811]

how well would it work on seized spark plugs- aluminum heads /steel spark plug threads?

[@iDgafY0]

I don’t think induction systems work with aluminum.

[@eosjoe565]

It's always a good idea to apply some penetrating oil in conjunction with the heat.

[@nutz4gunz457]

The Bolt Bust is just a copy of the original Mini-Ductor from Induction Innovations which is an old design released in 2004. They replaced it years ago with the Mini-Ductor 2 which is smaller with better economics and electronics. The Mini-Ductor 2 was just recently been replaced by the Mini-Ductor Venom which has an angled grip and quick change induction coil mechanism. The Bolt Buster is 2 generations behind the competition.

[@samr1275]

Nutz4Gunz45 thanks for this great information

[@ShahrukhKhan-ed7hr]

Have a trick for a rusty LN bolte remove?

[@davidut55]

Does it have autotune for best efficiency on the heated metal?

[@Toolsinaction]

Negative

[@chupalia]

At almost $400, It's way too overpriced. Good video regardless

[@DarkRaptor99]

Rusted Nuts a great punk band name!!

[@eosjoe565]

I don't think anything bad happens if you touch the bolt. That's why the coil end has insulation on it. I saw a guy using one of those to loosen frozen lug nuts and it was magical!

[@eosjoe565]

The other advantage is you don't have the peripheral heat damage like when using a torch. This can heat a frozen bolt/nut without burning off all the surrounding paint. A bit pricey for a DIY guy but for a shop or garage it can be a money maker.

[@justin0957]

I use it to make crop circle tattoo's

[@chrome_4597]

It’s NOT like a microwave it’s an induction heater

[@samr1275]

I like to watch the chemis between those two guys

[@MrKanderson223]

Wish it wasn't so expensive

[@kfx7004]

The Snap On one is cheaper and it doesn't look like a tube of caulk.

[@adamaj74]

They work well. The Snap-on guy keeps sells this one on his truck: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ram1epushdyFa80 I'm an industrial electrician and it's also the same principle our mechanics use to get out bolts and pins, etc., though they use other heating methods because of the size of the machinery they're working on.

[@russwebster3302]

That looks so much easier that using a torch. #TIACREW

[@theone6805]

All of these bolts and nuts from this video did not need to be heated by this expensive tool to come out. A simple BP blaster spray will work just fine.

[@CC-qd6xm]

By the acetylene tanks better, much cheaper.

[@karzygijose]

Man $370+ I’ll hopefully see it go down to $150 then I’ll buy one

[@brianfreeman3676]

That's the same thought that I just had. I'll just keep using oxy/acet for now.

[@davidmedina8717]

The guy in the blue looks like a young Chevy Chase.

[@antoniojimenez3297]

Please read the owners manual before airing your videos, very often looks like Dan (the one with the hat) doesn't know a thing about anything the public wa te to know some specs about the tools that you are presenting. I love the show and would like to see that a better product.

[@Toolsinaction]

Thats the show, we are 2 guys in a garage talking tools. we rely on the community

[@82camino96]

Yup, what you see is what you get which is what keeps us all coming back for more. Dan, we love you buddy! 😉

[@caughdog]

This is the first video I've watched on your channel. If you guys dont know or dont care about the mechanics of tools then you shouldn't be trying to educate people. Fucking microwaves.