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Might be interesting to mount it on a drill press and feed the metal into it. Maybe with a fence or guides on the drill press table to keep it going straight.

i bought 1 lubed the moving parts and cut ribbed sheet metel for the wifes new garden boxes 5 times faster then my air niblers and my usual zip cutters which makes dust. if it did spin out on a rib i lifted or pushed forward and away it went again . I was impressed . remember lube the drive shaft that chuck tightens onto.

I build metal building and bought one from Amazon and mounted it on a dewalt drill thinking this would make things a little easier. We mainly cut 26 gauge sheet metal and this shear didn't last 5 minutes. I would not suggest wasting your money on this item!

I would suggest testing it with clamps on a table so you are not fighting against the free movement with one hand while trying to guide with the other. Might get better results.

I just received mine, couldn’t use the handle grip thing cause it don’t fit on my dewalt cordless drill. But besides that I think it will work great. This will save me time breaking down cardboard boxes to throw in recycle bin instead of using my exacto knife on the driveway floor and killing my blades. That for me is the added bonus. I bought this to cut perforated, waved fibreglass sheet, building a little overhang next to my shed. I’ll see how it will work with that. Thinking I might have to cut slower. Thanks for this video. 😎. Sometimes you end up with advertised garbage . I took the chance. I’m impressed with what it is. Quick and easy. I will call this one of my specialty tools you don’t use often but handy! Sorry for the long spiel. Cheer!

It seems pretty nice to me-- and only for $35. I think if it was used more with a bench vise clamp you'd be able to get a straighter line out of it compared to trying it by hand. With hand there's a lot of things that can move, while if the metal is in a vice clamp the only thing moving more is going to be your drill. Good video though.

He who dies with the most tools wins-I really beleive that! Faster than hand snips!

About 50 years ago black and decker produced a jigsaw type tool that used round cutters like this instead of a straight blade. Worked great. But of course they discontinued the product. I got one of these new nibbles today and it tore up after a few passes. To bad because I was really excited to see this design back in use.

Thanks for the video Al. I was hoping to see it do STRAIGHT and CURVED cuts but at this time, I think it might be more controlled using a saber saw with a fine tooth metal blade against a flat work surface. The idea of a rotary wheel cutter is good but not on a sub-standard tool made partially out of aluminum , magnesium or whatever alloy they cast for the structure. Keep us informed if better results are achieved on an upgrade. I did see that on Amazon alternate cutters come with a blown plastic case and not just cardboard box and bubble wrap.

Just bought this tool I think it is fine for my purposes Thanks for the demo Very helpful That tube thing might be an assist handle- I didn’t figure that out yet and the instructions were limited.

Bought one on Temu for $10... Works fine for me.. Does what was advertised.. FYI, the handle is not junk!! It is used on a 110 normal drill motor.. Keeps the cutter in place/from spinning..

Im a metal roofer. To me this is one of a few barriers to making the trade totally doable comfortably by one person; Tools to cut the material And accessing the work area/ tool to pass material up to the roof. Weather Thanks for making a review of this new tool

My guess is the cutting wheel will dull fairly quickly. It would be interesting to see how long it will go before that happens.

I got the same unit from Temu and i think i paid 17.00 Canadian dollars for it. Tried it and it works perfectly

I think it would be more controllable on a shorter drill or even a small right angle drill

i'll stick with my malco turbo shear. the wheel under the bottom limits you to only cutting where you have plenty of room under the piece. the malco lets you cut with minimal clearance under the sheet metal. and the malco is easy to cut circles and to control.

If the work piece is secured, you can focus on the cut and it’ll be better. I like this tool, adding to the nibbled and the double shear attachment, now I need a project

Thank you for video now using my cutting

So far, I have used this for cutting 1/2” hardware cloth and it works great. I will try it on metal roofing after I am done with the hardware cloth installation.