 Cutting sheetmetal, whats the easiest way? |
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| Verruckt |
 May 14 2005, 08:09 AM
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I don't really want to invest in a sawzall right now. I have an angle grinder with a cutoff wheel, but it's going VERY slow and making a hell of a racket and mess...
What about a pneumatic nibbler? Or I have also seen what looks like an air die grinder with a small cutoff wheel and a guard on it, are those worth a crap? Trying to get out my floopans, and will have some other misc. sheetmetal parts later on to get off. Anyone have some experience before I waste some more money trying everything under the sun? |
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Verruckt Cutting sheetmetal May 14 2005, 08:09 AM
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