You Need This Tool - Episode 108 | Heavy Duty Electric Sheet Metal Shears
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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On this episode of You Need This Tool I feature the heavy duty electric sheet metal shears.
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A little demo of each would have been nice...just sayin...
IT'S FRIDAY FOOL!
Nice demonstration, Kyle......jeez
Somehow I already knew your name was Kyle!!
This is the video that i need today. Im not sure which design i should buy yet....if i just one to get 1, which type should i buy?
I got mine at Harbor Freight. I love it. Doing fab work for body and interiors on racecars.
Hmm, a tool I don't have. Well we will see about that!
HI Man!
Você vai preparar meu HOT(Rot)...Um dia desses...OK?!
Um Sonho; Eu Creio!
VALEU BROTHER!!!
Pumping out those videos this week fool! Spoiling us
Yeah a demonstration would’ve been nice what a waste of time
kool kyle for fridays and tools, I've been using nibblers they are a great tool, the old SCHOOL call double cuts do like you said.. the portable shears are much faster ...recently picked up a Milwaukee unit .at a law shop barely used...50 bucks ..but I'M tool poor, and what am, I doing with Jancy jb2400 rotary bender with both sets of dies ,
Kyle I got a chuckle out of you on this video , your new place is coming along fine like the that SHOP! so, is the bibster.... impressive...
Have a Blessed wknd Kyle, God Bless All
How about a demonstration what a waste of time
I thought we were going to see it operate.? We only got to see the same 4sec from the other day. I wonder how good it does.?
Ill be sure to show it in action some more
I love this tool!....or was it that tool?
WTH it's FRIDAY FOOL!
don't quit your day job
I have the 2 jaw type and now I gotta get the scissor type because you recommended it. :-)
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the review and the tip about the right hand side waste. Never having used either of these tools, I'm building a barndominium. I'm about to buy both of the tools you have displayed on this clip. Again thanks for the review and the tips!
You left out the DEMO.
I want get this one.
Air nibblers are pretty cheap, but they choke on anything heavier than about 18ga
I got an electric Milwaukee that nibbles 10 gauge stainless. Expensive terrible!
yeah I have some nibblers but hate all the moon shaped scrap
@@Thefabforums that and it usually leaves a heavy burr on the edge you have to grind off. But if you don't have any other way to cut heavier metal, and don't want to break out the torch or plasma if you have one, works well.
@@ThefabforumsNo kidding. Got one of those things in my foot last summer. Ouch.
Love your post! I have a quick question - don’t know if you’ll even see this but I want to start making 3 x 5“ aircraft dog tags. I have access to panels from multiple retired fighter jets. And I want to cut these panels up and make them into kind of a key tag dog tag. I’m wondering if this would work on cutting the airplane panels. Aluminum. Thanks so much!
Stationary/static.
Hey Kyle. Very well represented and good explanation of the pros and cons of this shear vs. the one you previously featured. I agree, they both have their place in the shop. Wishing you, Weezer, and the rest of the crew a nice weekend.👍😎
thanks man...same to you !
Need to buy some electric shears and my first thought was to check out this channel. Unfortunately he doesn't have the scissor type shears, so I am just going to have to take a punt. But either way some of the points will still be valid.
We know them in the building trades as Double cuts , and unishear. You can also use a nibbler.
cool. I have some nibblers but dont care for the scrap
So, is this a nibbler? Or an in between a nibble and a sheer?
@@anthonyreddy2834 its a shear, it cuts the metal like scissors. A nibbler has a punch and die and nibbles off little pieces to cut through metal.
I have a Milwaukee like the other one in the video, and a air nibbler, it just looked like an in between, thanks for the clarification 👍
@@anthonyreddy2834 no problem!
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Wow I got to watch the video first and make the first comment , ok with that said , even if it's best for certain kind of cuts , it would add some versatility for what you would be cutting , , ok it's time for me to be sleeping now , good night/day .
One is a unishear made for cutting curves, the other is a double cutter made for fast straight cuts.
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I hate having to do meticular work! 😂😂
Good shit, bro. 👍
Was expecting to see those tools in action.
This is why you should stay in school kids!
all though I wish I had the talent to build like you do , really nice work and sticking to a ford engine in a ford, everybody puts a LS engine in everything and not so creative, but you my friend are outstanding and the tools are awesome.
thanks man
Thanks for highlighting them both. My first thought was that the reciprocating style would be less wasteful, but I can see the value in both. Either way, easier than snips!
METICULAR: v. ; more careful that particular and more critical than meticulous.
Start modifying your format, I think you really have it, but i dont see you growing. Dont get stuck. Long time viewer.
dont see me growing?
Well Explained
You don’t have a link to the Strong Hand magnets you showed on one of your vids...Fool I really need that tool!
I think I supplied one on that video I showed them
Good down to earth description and comparison of both- Really enjoy "It's Friday Fool"
thanks
Your channel is awesome
Thanks!
Be great if it had a quick change for left hand and right hand cutters, like tin snips.
that would be rad
I do metal roofing and I use a malco shear and it hooks up to a drill. I use them on 24 gauge standing seam
I have looked at those
wow more tool comericals
well it just my tool series I have done for a few years now
I've had that style sheer in my shop for years, wasnt till your vid of the other style that I got them both. Since then I don't think I've had to skinny wheel a panel yet. Now if I can just find the room for a stop sheer life would be great!
yeah a stomp shear is on my list for sure
@@Thefabforums Right! Its just hard cuz I could get a smaller one, but to get one that'll sheer anything of decent size (I'd want at least a 6') that takes up quite a large chunk of my 3,000^2ft shop... Kinda decided to look into renting a shop to get the extra needed (truthfully wanted😂) space
Thank you from a Friday Fool.
thanks for watching
Where I come from we call it a nibbler🤣
I call the nibblers the ones that nibble off little half moon peices
@@Thefabforums you guys probably call them the correct names where I come from we make up our own names for tools we use. Lol
@@ThatV12MiataBruh lol
Will it cut 18 gauge? Always looking for a clean cut I do most my work with a plasma or cut off wheels I like the control you have with shears but they usually struggle with 18g awesome video bro 🤘🏻👍🚗💨💨💨
havent tried it yet...its says it will