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I found a great tool! (You know, the one that lets you heat up and remove rusted bolts and stuff!)

2022/08/15

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

There's a product I've been wanting to buy for a few days now.

SMT Mini Duct II MD-700

 

This and

Mini Ductor VENOM MDV-777

 

This is it!

So, what does this product do? It uses the high-frequency magnetic field generated by the IH coil to heat only that specific area! (Induction heating)

 

You can heat just that specific spot—like the threaded part of a seized nut—and only that part, right?

Mini Duct II

Usually, you sear the whole thing over a gas flame, right?

With this, you can quickly use the power of the "HI" setting at 100V to heat and cook food in just a few seconds.

Gas-Grilled

It’s a relief to think that you don’t have to spend even a few minutes doing something like this, isn’t it?

 

I'm hoping this will speed up the baking process even a little bit, but which one should I buy?

So, that's what I'm struggling with.

At first glance, just looking at the model number...

Mini Ductor VENOM MDV-777　That one looks newer, doesn't it?

It seems like the amounts and such haven't changed.

The ones used on YouTube and other platforms areSMT Mini Duct II MD-700

There are more of these, aren't there?

I have both of these from overseas, but I'm not sure which one is better lol

It doesn't really matter which one, but I want one anyway lol

 

My Amazon wish list is going to get pretty long during Obon!

 

See you later.

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