Double Headed Metal Nibbler

432 reviews for Double Headed Metal Nibbler

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   Mcdowell

   Rated 5 out of 5

   least expensive way to get into using a nibbler. I looked at one even that makita makes that costs around 5-600 dollars and will do 10 gauge and other...More

   least expensive way to get into using a nibbler. I looked at one even that makita makes that costs around 5-600 dollars and will do 10 gauge and others but the idea of a dedicated power source kind of puts the nibbler out of the budget of a lot of people. I was look at the ones like this that use your own drill to power it and it came back to replacement parts. This kit actually gives you three head and the nibbling shafts as well. It worked like a charm. I need to cut into the bed of my 1973 ford truck and it just ate that truck bed up. Very nice cutting edges as well.
   

   Tessa Rivas

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This thing is flat out amazing and worth every penny. I cut a fuel door on my camaro to change the pump and it cut perfectly smooth edges and doesnt d...More

   This thing is flat out amazing and worth every penny. I cut a fuel door on my camaro to change the pump and it cut perfectly smooth edges and doesnt damage any surface underneath
   

   Rares Joseph

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Bought this to cut a circle in an 18 ga stainless food prep table for a big green egg. It worked great, attached to my 18v cordless drill. It cut thro...More

   Bought this to cut a circle in an 18 ga stainless food prep table for a big green egg. It worked great, attached to my 18v cordless drill. It cut through the tabletop like a knife through butter. Easy to maneuver, easy to start and stop. Cuts a clean edge. I used a little 3 in 1 oil to keep it lubed and cool. Comes with an extra head, extra ‘blade’, handle, and storage case.
   

   Idrees Castillo

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I was skeptical about how well this item was going to work based on what similar models were being sold for on other sites. This is simply a case wher...More

   I was skeptical about how well this item was going to work based on what similar models were being sold for on other sites. This is simply a case where "you get what you pay for" is dead wrong. I was absolutely speechless by how easily this tool literally ate it's way through the steel plate I had been grinding away at two days before with the ever trusty 4 1/2 inch grinder with a cut wheel in order to create the design drawn onto the surface. There is a slight learning curve as to which way the tool needs to face in order to fulfill the needs but after about two or three minutes I was happily and quickly on my way. If I had any concerns it is that this thing produces a LOT of curled steel bits that fall away and the cut path is approx 1/8 or 3/16 of an inch wide. Well worth the money spent and at this price you could almost get three for what others are selling one for. AND..you have an extra bit for when the first one ever goes dull. (remember to always use lubricating oil)
   

   Alena Cornish

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I purchased this for cutting some steel siding {barn steel} . Found out pretty quick that flat surfaces are easy to work with. Ribs cut at 90 degree a...More

   I purchased this for cutting some steel siding {barn steel} . Found out pretty quick that flat surfaces are easy to work with. Ribs cut at 90 degree are going to manageable but your going to have to work for it. Cutting through ribs on a angle forget about it. The head doesn't lend it self to that angles over ribs cut. With a little practice you can get some good lines and no burs like the ones you get from tin snips. I also used a 3/8" cordless impact and it worked even better than the drill did.
   

   Mcdowell

   Rated 5 out of 5

   least expensive way to get into using a nibbler. I looked at one even that makita makes that costs around 5-600 dollars and will do 10 gauge and other...More

   least expensive way to get into using a nibbler. I looked at one even that makita makes that costs around 5-600 dollars and will do 10 gauge and others but the idea of a dedicated power source kind of puts the nibbler out of the budget of a lot of people. I was look at the ones like this that use your own drill to power it and it came back to replacement parts. This kit actually gives you three head and the nibbling shafts as well. It worked like a charm. I need to cut into the bed of my 1973 ford truck and it just ate that truck bed up. Very nice cutting edges as well.