Williams Lowbuck Tools - For small shops

http://www.lowbucktools.com/MM1.html

For those with limited floorspace, one frame, 9 tools. 4 min. and 1 1/2" wrench to change tools. I like the louver press.

 

I recently read an article on Williams Lowbuck and really liked the multipurpose stand idea for his many tools. I was curious if anyone owns and uses his tools regularly? Are they a solid product? Does he stand behind them if they break? TIA

 

they look really cool

 

i'm considering one of these just for the louver punch alone . no one in my area does louvers . dollars are a bit tight for me now but maybe in the future i'll spring for one.

 

Williams came to my shop once.... he is a good guy but he is 'Mr Lowbuck'

I think he's saving it all for his Grankids

The tools are OK but don't press em harder that they say

Unlike Harbor Frt they do tell you these items are not heavy duty unless they are

 

Since you build the frame yourself, I would think you could make it as strong as you want.

 

These are as strong as I want

And they are not Low Buck

 

That's a serious wheel! Details?

 

So, Bluto, you have those, or you want those?

 

I got those here in Europe

If you see Jesse on TV working an E- wheel or Eckold 460 those both came from me

It took me most of my life to afford good stuff. Now that I'm old and frail Usin' good strong machines sure helps

 

i have used the low-buck tubing notchers for 30 years,i have 2 of them and we built race cars all the time,they are good!