New Anson Tools Reviewed + PDR Training Questions Answered Live

LIVE: Anson Compact Series PDR Tool Review + Training Q&A What This Live Is Really About Most tool reviews online are surface level. Somebody holds a tool up, says it feels good, and moves on. That is not a review. That is an unboxing. This is different. You are going to watch a technician who has spent three and a half decades behind the rod walk through the latest Anson Compact Series, the new handle design, and the full range of bends, tips, and shaves that Anson has quietly been refining for the hardest access situations in the trade. If you have ever stared at a brace, a roof rail, or a tight quarter panel and thought there has to be a better way in, this is the live for you. The handle is worth paying attention to. The grip and feel is something you can only understand once it is in your hand, and I am going to explain why that matters for long days, fatigue, and control on glue pulls and braced pushes. The Tools We Are Covering Series rods — length, balance, and why compact is not a compromise The new Anson handle — grip geometry, feedback through the shaft, and fatigue reduction Bend variations — why the right bend turns a two hour dent into a twenty minute dent Tip selection — sharp, round, flat, and the logic for each Shave series — the access tools that open up panels most techs avoid Official tool source: https://ansonpdr.com The Training Q&A After the tool walkthrough, I am opening the floor. These are the questions I hear every single week from new and intermediate technicians, and I am answering all of them on camera. "What tools should I buy first?" The honest answer is not what most people expect. Buying the biggest kit you can find is how you end up with a drawer full of rods you never touch. I will show you the small set that covers 80 percent of real world work. "What kit should I start with?" There is a difference between a learning kit and a working kit. Confusing the two costs you months. "How should I practice?" Practice without structure is just repetition of bad habits. I will walk you through the progression I put students through at Dent Time. "Can I learn PDR by myself?" Yes and no. I will tell you exactly what you can learn alone, what you cannot, and what the self taught path actually costs you in time and money. "What should I avoid doing early on?" The five mistakes that take new techs the longest to unlearn. Why Listen to This Review? There are plenty of people selling courses and pushing tools online. Very few of them have been repairing dents since 1991. Fewer still have trained the technicians who now own shops and mobile PDR companies across the country. When I review a tool, I am not telling you whether it is nice. I am telling you whether it earns a place in a working professional's bag. That is a different standard, and it is the only one that matters if this is your livelihood. Links Dent Time — flagship PDR shop and home base: https://denttime.com Dent Trainer — the training program referenced in the Q&A: https://denttrainer.com Anson PDR — the tools being reviewed: https://ansonpdr.com Dent Reaper - https://ansonpdr.com 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/48076234...