Spotweld cutter

[ls1 nova]

What kind of spottweld cutter do you guys like using. Any links or pics would be useful?
Thanks

[MrQuick]

All are good. My advice is to buy one you can get replacment parts for localy.

you have this type. http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=14686&itemType=PRODUCT

or this type http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=1160&itemType=PRODUCT

the first type is nice cause when it gets dull you can just flip it and keep going.

Most of the time if im replacing the part being removed i'll just angle my die grinder abit and grind till I can pop it up.

[81 trans-am]

If you are only using it a couple times check harbour freight they sell a knock off one that is like the one in the first link for under 5 bucks.

[Satatic]

If you are only using it a couple times check harbour freight they sell a knock off one that is like the one in the first link for under 5 bucks.
And its effing awesome, will not use a blair again.

[MrQuick]

And its effing awesome, will not use a blair again. beware of the knock offs, the bits don't last very long. Its worth it to buy quality in this case.

[flynbrian]

Slugger from VanSant enterprises in Pella Iowa...I bought the little kit for about $60+/- and they are awesome, done 3 cars so far with them not dulled a bit. You should use a lube with it though, I used a cheap spray lube.
cuts from like .250" up to about .750"