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09-26-07, 04:37 AM
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| weld cutting tool question Has anyone used the steck seam buster. I ordered one. I have been useing a spot weld bit but always seem to miss a little bit of the weld. I also ordered the plugweld pliers. Steck Manufacturing
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09-26-07, 07:18 AM
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| I've seen them advertised before but never tried one. Their pics look like they are still drilling most of the weld then popping whats left with the tool.
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09-26-07, 06:27 PM
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| I use a spot weld cutter then seperate the panels with my air chisel with a dull bit. Any distortion to the seam can easily be hammered back with a dolly and hammer. You'll have to let use know how it works for you.
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