Nibbler For Cutting Metal Roofing

Double headed sheet metal nibbler 360 degree illuminate ultimate metal cutter for straight circle and round cutting burr free edge extra punch and die 1 cutting hole accessory and 1 step drill bit.

Nibbler for cutting metal roofing.

The air nibbler features a lightweight cast aluminum housing a polished finish a high speed steel cutter and a built in regulator for increased functionality. Starter hole is all that is needed to start or start from the edge of the material. Also you can cut straight by this powerful tool and it far better to have a nibbler if you re dealing with metal sheets. Nibblers are most commonly used for cutting corrugated metal.

The milwaukee 6880 cutter can be set in 8 positions to make cutting easier. The nibbler is better for making any kind of cuts small or large like pole barn metal and steel roofing. They work on iron copper or aluminum sheets that are up to 1 2 mm thick. Precise distortion free cuts in sheet metal as thick as 16 gauge makes radius cuts as tight as 1 4 in.

They barely weigh a pound and allow for really tight radiuses to be cut. Best nibbler for corrugated metal. Ideal for professional roofers and metal workers who want quality work. Standing at around 11 inches long these knipex hand nibblers take the hard work out of cutting sheet metal.

Makita jn1601 5 amp 16 gauge nibbler the makita nibbler is a reliable durable and easy to operate tool it cuts effortlessly through corrugated metal doesn t jam and can easily cut straight lines and curves. More product details close. A nibbler is the best way to cut metal roofing a nibbler unlike electric shares a nibbler can be moved more easily to cut around corners quickly and easily without jamming. An electric nibbler is what a professional roofer would use it punches its way through the metal in a fast and tidy way to leave a clean cut.

Paddle throttle lever for precise control. The kerf is around 2 7mm and will cut without deformation. Nibblers easily make fast intricate cuts that are beyond the capabilities of even the best shears and tin snips. They are often used for metal roofing as you may have guessed but they are also useful for automotive bodywork which usually requires making clean cuts.