Ferrule Blaster, a one handed tool for removing ferrules.

[Terry]

Plumbers and homeowners now have the Ferrule Blaster for removing those annoying ferrules and backing nuts on stops. I mean you can two hand it if you want, but the idea is to make this ugly chore easier.

I picked one up the other day at the parts counter of the plumbing supply I frequent a lot.

I was going to shoot some video with the other hand of this tool, but I was pressing the wrong part of the screen. It pulled the nut and ferrule off easy enough.
I will post one of their videos below.

This video isn't me. Trust me on that.

And this one I don't even have to say it isn't me.

I also carry the Pasco puller in case the Blaster can't pull it.

 

[FullySprinklered]

Plumbers and homeowners now have the Ferrule Blaster for removing those annoying ferrules and backing nuts on stops. I mean you can two hand it if you want, but the idea is to make this ugly chore easier.

I picked one up the other day at the parts counter of the plumbing supply I frequent a lot.

I was going to shoot some video with the other hand of this tool, but I was pressing the wrong part of the screen. It pulled the nut and ferrule off easy enough.
I will post one of their videos below.

This video isn't me. Trust me on that.

And this one I don't even have to say it isn't me.

When the sun goes down and the moon comes up, you just never know.

 

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[Michael Young]

Great little tool idea. Beats the hell out of using a spanner and hammer

 

[Dj2]

Awesome idea...for those who need it.

Beats using hacksaw, flat screwdriver and a hammer.

 

[Plumber69]

I've removed lots of these just using channel locks. Lightly bite it and twist clockwise and counter clockwise while pulling. Comes off just as fast as this tool

 

[Nakopf]

I keep one on my truck. It was hard to justify the price tag initially, but I wouldn't want to be without it next time I'm changing stops.

 

[Mike6f]

Ferrules in my house have not come off easy, broke the Home Depot "tool", bought the Pasco which worked fine. I have a decent grip, but I don't see this fast puller working much of the time.

I'm thinking about the English Tool for times when I have no clearance. http://m.englishtoolco.com/package_front.png