Cutter Double Rotary Remover Replacement Review

works well, but after cutting some spot welds the centering pins broke, only 2 extras are included and can be found everywhere, there are still a few unused blades

They could use more guide pins as I'll end up going through the pins before I run out of cutting tools. Use the drill at low speed and 1 torch will easily go through 10 spot welds until dull.

The center guide is almost useless but the wire cutters work well. I used 2 ends and started on the third to remove the inner and outer rocker panels on the F350 extended cab. Putting a bit of lube on the threads when changing nozzles or removing used ones can be tricky - turnkey flats are a useful addition.

It's difficult to get consistent cutouts without cutting a bit into the metal on the back, but I wasn't expecting perfection. With over 40 welds removed, most of the rear metalwork was intact and reusable without further repair welds. This is a really good tool if you don't have a welder, or even if you do.

The "centering" guide is almost useless but the welding torch works well. Cabin F350. Apply some lubricant to the threads when replacing tips or removing used tips.

I wasn't expecting much from this tool for the price but it works very well. I've tried using a center punch to give the spring loaded pin something to start with, but I can't seem to get it to work without the drill bit moving. Instead I drill a small starting hole with a regular drill and then use this tool. I didn't count how many spot welds I drilled. My best guess is around 40 and I'm still on the original beat!