The Izzy Swan DPT Wrench Prototype Build

[@BenBrandt22]

Very cool Tom. I like how you worked in all the "flashbacks" of making each part.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Ben.

[@izzyswan]

TRhat is a thing of beauty thank you for all your hard work getting the wrench prototyped!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Izzy...........Cant wait to see how you like them in person!

[@ragtie6177]

Man......that's just beautiful to watch. Brilliant. What a master can do with a concept & design is phenomenal.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thank You

[@GregsGarage]

Awesome design and fabrication. What a killer tool. Video is excellent as well Tom.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Greg!

[@woodstoney]

Fantastic. We've been needing this for decades! If not longer! ;)

[@BlueOceanDesigns]

I rest my case. When Izzy said hand/manually made I thought he was kidding. You did a super job with machining!!!!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks! Its really not complicated and i come from the land before the button!

[@Neo7CNC]

Great craftsmanship! Well done!

[@johncolasanto605]

Awesome Craftsmanship... You & Izzy make a great team!!!!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks. I think Izzy and i have a great future ahead of us!

[@randombrandon1940]

Izzy lead me here. Subscribed. Not many guys left that know how to use a rotary table. lol, you OWNED that one!! I saw your reflection in the quill cranking on the bastard. Been there. I need a damn Bridgeport.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks!

[@FLyyyT_]

WOW This thing is so genius. Nice Izzy. And nice craftsmanship Tom

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks!

[@ziggassedup]

You kicked it's arse Tom...Looks awesome mate.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Ziggy!

[@cecil6711]

That is one beautiful wrench and Made in the USA by my friend. It doesn't get any better than that. :-)

[@snocrushr]

Awesome wrench and a fantastic video Tom. 👍👍

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Greg, I got a couple of Canadian friends that give me inspiration every week. So BIG Thanks to you Greg!

[@JerrysThisandThat]

I like everything about this video Tom, very well done brother and Izzy is going to be very happy with that prototype.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Jerry!

[@jpwoodwork]

AWESOMENESS OVERLOAD!!!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks!

[@rindress]

Great job on that. Looks very well made.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thank You

[@RustyGlovebox]

Great job and awesome project Tom

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks

[@mattmoore169]

Great video! The style is awesome. Keep up the great work

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Matt

[@JimBeshears]

Great job Tom, like Ben I love the video flashbacks.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Jim

[@meyawabdulaziz3863]

wow... now thats beautiful you've just bettered humanity man ...

[@WildmanTech]

That is beautiful!

[@txsviking]

Awesome work! That's beautiful.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Terry

[@Traderjoe]

Very cool! I have a similar wrench. It's cool seeing it made, I always wondered how it looked inside

[@TheWreckingYard]

Nice work Tom!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thank You Ron.

[@mihumus]

Really awesome work!!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks

[@themaconeau]

Some very talented people here. Grats izzy and Tom. In this day and age of cheap shit, its refreshing to see this being done. :) I don't need this and I want one :P

[@TomsToolRoom]

I am all about bringing back the "American Brand" High quality, durable, built to last! Thanks for watching!

[@themaconeau]

Will it ship international and have production ramp ups been figured out?

[@vigilante004]

I'll buy one. Izzy, make some special first editions with your signature on them.

[@Velvethamma]

Friggin' sweet man

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Shawn

[@SteveRobReviews]

That so cool. 👍👍

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Steve!

[@artconnolly9519]

very cool just came from izzys channel and sub'd

[@TomsToolRoom]

Awesome! Thank you, i have several Izzy Prototypes i am working on.

[@leoabarquez]

Nice invention. I'm hoping to have one here n the philippines.

[@satajet883]

Amazing!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Rich!

[@Buckswoodshop]

Right on!!!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Stovepipe!!

[@saintalex69]

cool little wrench... made in the U.S.A. Also, when is it going to be in circulation... i would like one

[@Cactusworkshopchannel]

YEAH!!!!!!!!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Hell Yeah!

[@freemanfreed1581]

this was was good with a bit explanation

[@tomlagatol4448]

Thanks!

[@finpainter1]

thumbs up

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thank You Stu!

[@oldhess]

so when and where can we get one

[@tomlagatol4448]

Great idea/concept! When will they be available ...and how much will they cost? Thanks

[@TomsToolRoom]

They should be available for order in a couple weeks. I am not sure on the cost, you will have to contact Izzy for that.

[@Timetotinker]

very cool............tony

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Tony

[@springwoodcottage4248]

Fabulous machining. Intrigued by how you put the angle from the diameter on: Is this by manually moving X & Y or do you have a computer control? Also are the parts anodised and screen printed to give the beautiful finish & lettering?

[@TomsToolRoom]

I made the piece on a rotary table so once i had the math figured it was simply crank the rotary table to that point, then use X and Y to machine the edges. Parts are anodized and the lettering is done on a laser engraver. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@tonywells5454]

Please excuse my ignorance, as I've only found this video as a KZbin suggestion, probably as I've watched several of Mr San's other videos. What is this wrench actually doing please? Is it threading the rod at the end, and it so, what is the drill in the bloke's left hand doing? At first I thought it was just another take on a ratchet wrench, of which I have several bought from the supermarket, but I don't need to use a drill with any of them .... It certainly a thing of beauty in it's own right however!

[@TomsToolRoom]

The wrench is powered by the drill and uses a through hole socket. The wrench is designed to power nuts down long studs or threaded rod.

[@tonywells5454]

Thanks Tom! Also useful where there's not room to swing an ordinary wrench I should imagine.

[@commercialelectrician133]

I could use this tool all the time I am a commercial electrician

[@WaylonWalker]

with all the focus on CNC these days it's easy to forget what can be done by hand.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Agreed...........Thanks for watching!

[@shellyalison]

I have no idea what I just saw. looks like a 1 size wrench. if that's all it does, then what's the big deal? I have wrenches that fit all sorts of sizes.

[@tonywells5454]

I've just read what happened to the bloke who made the Bionic Wrench until Sears had their own version made in China, causing him to have to lay off 31 workers - nasty !!!

[@greypoet2]

It looks like I'm in the minority so I have to ask, what does it do?

[@TomsToolRoom]

Its a drill powered thru-hole (DPT Wrench) tool that runs nuts down a piece of threaded rod!

[@greypoet2]

Thank you. Handy! Great idea.