absolutely amazing tool by the looks of that,,,,,, we here in Western Europe either use Roll out 2000 or easy wire... but also since recently been using the nylon strip,,,just like in the video.. Keep up the good work
Nice job homie. Use the bat everyday for my body shops. That and the crappy transformer are a great combo. Replaced the transformer twice a year because of the shitty shaft but it’s great for the smaller quarters and the bat has been going strong for 3 yrs straight :) Appreciate the videos and seeing the same techniques I use eases my mind. 👌🏼
Yeah I started out with the transformer for my first cord tool but it either locked out on me or the gears broke. It was a good idea on paper but it wasn’t executed well enough. It was really heavy and even though WRD is lighter, it feels and acts heavy duty 💪🏽
@Slvmmed I can control how much tension I use, instead of locking one side of the bat. The line seems to break less and if I'm held up on something I could check and hopefully before any damage happens
Could anyone tell me how many windshields it is possible to remove with 1 roll? Somewhere I read the information that it is possible to remove about 10 windshields per length of cable, but it was not clear to me.
Yes you can get 10 or more windshields per length of cord. It’s all in the user. Make sure all the cutting angles are in its optimum position and you’ll get many windshields out,even as a first time user
absolutely amazing tool by the looks of that,,,,,, we here in Western Europe either use Roll out 2000 or easy wire... but also since recently been using the nylon strip,,,just like in the video..
Keep up the good work
Nice job homie. Use the bat everyday for my body shops. That and the crappy transformer are a great combo. Replaced the transformer twice a year because of the shitty shaft but it’s great for the smaller quarters and the bat has been going strong for 3 yrs straight :) Appreciate the videos and seeing the same techniques I use eases my mind. 👌🏼
Yeah I started out with the transformer for my first cord tool but it either locked out on me or the gears broke. It was a good idea on paper but it wasn’t executed well enough. It was really heavy and even though WRD is lighter, it feels and acts heavy duty 💪🏽
Hello there how much does this kit cost please thank you
Great video thank you
Thank you for this video
Good video. However, you can also just do five wingspan lengths of spline, it will cover most vehicles, with a little extra for wiggle room.
Good tip!
Where can we purchase this tool? Please send the link thank you
I never use the lock out u-bit when cutting. I create tension using a stubby bit driver with 1/4 drive.
Yes sir we started implementing that technique recently as well. We’ll have to update this video 👍🏽
What difference does that make?
@Slvmmed I can control how much tension I use, instead of locking one side of the bat. The line seems to break less and if I'm held up on something I could check and hopefully before any damage happens
Could anyone tell me how many windshields it is possible to remove with 1 roll?
Somewhere I read the information that it is possible to remove about 10 windshields per length of cable, but it was not clear to me.
Yes you can get 10 or more windshields per length of cord. It’s all in the user. Make sure all the cutting angles are in its optimum position and you’ll get many windshields out,even as a first time user
Donde consigo esa herramienta ?
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Plz mention machine name
WRD Spider 4