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Clever sheet metal nibbler

Postby Treeview » Wed Dec 30, 2015 6:31 pm

First...I don't have any connection to this company.

I've used nibblers and I own a sheep's foot cutter that works great. A professional quality tool that I got at a fire sale for $15.

This nibbler seems like a good deal since it cuts smaller radius than my sheep's foot.

http://www.baddogtools.com/bad-dog-bitertrade.html

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Re: Clever sheet metal nibbler

Postby lrrowe » Wed Dec 30, 2015 8:48 pm

I like it.
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Re: Clever sheet metal nibbler

Postby dales133 » Wed Dec 30, 2015 9:09 pm

Theres a similar one here they look like they work well.
Not cheap though
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Re: Clever sheet metal nibbler

Postby KCStudly » Thu Dec 31, 2015 10:41 am

It looks awkward compared to a dedicated pneumatic or electric nibbler. Just saying, if you are going to go there, go there.
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Re: Clever sheet metal nibbler

Postby Vedette » Thu Dec 31, 2015 11:16 am

We metal fabricate a lot In my shop. And I have an air nibbler. But, I bet I have not used it in the past 15 years. :roll:
Reason being, when I did use it, it was messy (all of those little 1/2 moons that stuck to everything, but were impossible to clean up) and how difficult it is to cut a straight line (without a guide or a gig). But, I guess the real reason for putting it in the drawer and never taking it out again....was, that I bought a "Plasma Cutter" :twisted: Faster, cleaner, and way more efficient. We use it everyday!
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