This is a really very good tool for my needs, it is really worth the investment. i bought this tool on amazon watching this video. Thanks for the explanation
Good informative demonstration, I bought one of these a while ago for a job that I never ended up doing so it's been sitting around unused. Think I'm gonna pull it out this weekend and mess around with it a bit.
I have a h.f. notcher I bought probably 15+ yrs ago other than shimming it about 1/16" and adding a grease fitting for the bronze bushing to help reduce wear since I use it pretty often it's works great, its sturdy , unless they made it cheaper since then, I'd rather pay half the price and add a few shims but that's just my 2cents
@John Dempsey here is the link to the one in the video. www.amazon.com/Erie-Tools-Notcher-Degree-Notches/dp/B00HZ5TH9I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1547991991&sr=8-1&keywords=tube+notcher+erie+tools
Excelente video Edgar, soy nuevo en tu canal, muy buenos reviews, estoy iniciando en el mundo de la soldadura y toda esta información es super buena. Saludos desde Mexicali, Baja California!
Here is a link to the notcher used in the video. www.amazon.com/Erie-Tools-Notcher-Degree-Notches/dp/B00HZ5TH9I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1547991991&sr=8-1&keywords=tube+notcher+erie+tools
@@cisnerofam08 I was just getting ready to ask you that...😉 What brand of "Ammazon notcher" is that? You should put a few drops of 10-30 or straight 30 motor oil on the shaft to prevent premature wear...🤔
Is this the same as the Woodward Fab notcher? Looks the same those have good reviews too. It’s also about $45 cheaper 😅.
This is a really very good tool for my needs, it is really worth the investment.
i bought this tool on amazon watching this video. Thanks for the explanation
Good informative demonstration, I bought one of these a while ago for a job that I never ended up doing so it's been sitting around unused. Think I'm gonna pull it out this weekend and mess around with it a bit.
hey there old friend, coming in handy once again.
I have a h.f. notcher I bought probably 15+ yrs ago other than shimming it about 1/16" and adding a grease fitting for the bronze bushing to help reduce wear since I use it pretty often it's works great, its sturdy , unless they made it cheaper since then, I'd rather pay half the price and add a few shims but that's just my 2cents
Some say to use your drill press if uou have one.
What brand was it?
Wow. very good.
Could link the notcher you bought on Amazon? Great videos!
@John Dempsey here is the link to the one in the video. www.amazon.com/Erie-Tools-Notcher-Degree-Notches/dp/B00HZ5TH9I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1547991991&sr=8-1&keywords=tube+notcher+erie+tools
Made to bolt straight on to the bench drill on the horizontal
Thanks for that interessting video mate
Excelente video Edgar, soy nuevo en tu canal, muy buenos reviews, estoy iniciando en el mundo de la soldadura y toda esta información es super buena. Saludos desde Mexicali, Baja California!
The one you got is no longer available. I just got this one for $70 and will be using it this weekend. It seems to be almost Identical.
2 years and a pandemic later and it’s $130 now 😭😵😅
Do you have the name or link of the tube notcher?
Here is a link to the notcher used in the video. www.amazon.com/Erie-Tools-Notcher-Degree-Notches/dp/B00HZ5TH9I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1547991991&sr=8-1&keywords=tube+notcher+erie+tools
This one isn't available on amazon anymore.
Hey Edgar, what brand hole saws do you use with the amazon notcher ?
Irish I use Lennox brand hole saw
@@cisnerofam08 I was just getting ready to ask you that...😉
What brand of "Ammazon notcher" is that?
You should put a few drops of 10-30 or straight 30 motor oil on the shaft to prevent premature wear...🤔
Anytime you have a brass sleeve instead of bearings to guide the shaft you aren't getting a quality product.
Good video brother!
Hey how is it holding up?
Its holding up great, I have even used it to notch 2"x2" with 1/4" wall square tubing.
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To me it looks identical to the harbor freight