Comments by "Comm0ut" (@Comm0ut) on "Breaking Into Every Parking Boot ($30 vs $450)" video.

  1. Every mechanic and gearhead should already own a cordless angle grinder. (A fat inverter will run corded grinders from your battery, I carry one in my work truck to run corded tools.) You want on with 6" cutting discs (much nicer than the baby 4-1/2" grinders because they have faster edge speed and greater reach) and of course spare discs. I've cut through a 14-bolt axle (the actual axle, not the housing!) using them. Alternate option, a few Diablo Auto Dismantling recip saw blades and a recip saw. I saw a few to have spares in case of bending, but one blade and less than one battery will cut the front frame off a Suburban etc when harvesting LS drivetrains in salvage. A small cutting torch (the little HVAC size cylinders are fine) would go through one laughing all the way. I bring my kit to auctions to shorten steel beams to fit my trailer. A baby gas axe is also awesome around the shop. Every mechanic used to have one but moderns seem afraid of them or something.
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