We got one of these for working on Sailboats. It's crazy!

http://www.theinductor.com/index.php?m=41

Very nice. Gonna have to get one.

That is really cool!

When I want to cool my tool, I just have sex with a frigid bitch.


Oops, it said cool new tool. Sorry, my bad. Long day at work.

I also own a tool business and we can order these.. If you guys want I could get some prices :-)

OK. I want.

The Cap'n

+1

Have you used one Jake?

I was sent one 3-4years ago to try out and it was cool.. But at that time they were way too damn expensive.

That is cool. How much are they now? Wow. $450+

I'll have to check prices tomorrow.. They were 800 bucks when they first came out! Something like this would be really neat for portable cattle branding :-)

Thats very cool !! Could have used that last month when I was working on the car...but its probably going to be very expensive...maybe in a couple of years the price of them will come down (Hopefully)

459.00 ductor II, 108.00 for the coil kit

Dang,

And to think I used to use that process to surface harden steel shafting. Mild steel shaft, induction heater and it created a layer of hardened steel that could be precison ground in a centerless grinder.

Wonder if the fasteners have to be pitched afer use????

Ken

You could cook your brats right in the stands....

I used this thing again yesterday pulling apart some rigging that was sealed with red Loctite and old age. It performed awesome. We're in a production environment so the $500 was worth it. They make a flat pad style coil you can use to heat shrink dents out of sheet metal.

Right in my hometown! I go back there about once a year.

dang! perfect tool to have, again too expensive!

I wonder if there's a rental.......?