Versatile Spot Weld Cutter and Hole Punch Remover for Power Drill: Essential Auto Body Work Tool with 3/8 Inch Drill Bit Review

This tool is very good for drilling spot welds on the Ford Escape wheel arch. Made the exchange much easier. I used one drill for about a dozen drills. I'm not sure how well the beats will hold up over time, but the tool did the job for me.

I had a persistent broken stud that needed removing so I purchased this product and removed it in minutes. This product saves you time and is easy to use. Can't comment on durability as I haven't used it much, but once I have it it holds up great.

I pre-drilled a hole in the center of the weld spot with a 3/32 or 7/64 titanium drill bit in the center of the weld, then I used a spot weld cutter, hold DO NOT GRAIN it in the middle or it will break, I easily removed the 12 spot welds on one side then used a chisel and hammer to remove the rest, good luck.

I was pleasantly surprised at how many spot welds were drilled with no visible dullness. It came with a bunch of cutting blades, I thought it was because they were crap. The other knurl bit that comes with the kit also drills pretty well and looks sharp even after drilling a few spot welds.

I am satisfied with this product. For the price it does what it describes. Like others, I had trouble keeping the topic centered. After spending more time with the instrument, I began to develop a technique that significantly reduced the frequency of the hit. Start with a good middle hit. Then when you start cutting metal, start with light pressure and high speed. Let the drill draw a decent circle around the spot weld before applying pressure. I'm not saying the problem is 100% solved, but it…

Replacement of floor coverings as part of a restoration. I used the same nozzle for about 20 spot welds and it showed no signs of dulling. In fact, accidentally going through both layers of sheet metal a few times, it was almost too sharp for me because it cuts so quickly. Definitely worth the money for me as it made removing the old pans a lot easier.

Works pretty well although I haven't had a chance to actually use it yet. So far there are only a few spot welds on my jeep. I will do more soon and may update after testing them thoroughly. The only complaint might be that there are no instructions. Pretty basic, but for those who have never used a cutter like this, this can be helpful and prevent cutters from breaking or damaging the surrounding sheet metal.

A super valuable tool when it comes to spot welds In my case I was installing rust repair patches on a Chevelle 72 and needed to remove spot welds on the lower rear quarter panel Caveat: I was too aggressive with the tool the first time I used it.The cutters are SHARP and will gnaw through metal with either side of the weld point.It was so easy I thought this should do the trick but then I realized that the ideal use is to cut from the side you expect to throw away and expect to hold and leave…